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*Official* India in Australia Thread
- Thread starter Craig
- Start date
Be nice now people 
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This is not going well so far
, they've had plenty of luck but still the catching this series has been way below par , suprised they went with Bracken but to be fair he was the best of the bowlers in Melbourne even if his figures didnt reflect it.
On the bright side the team to have had the better of the 1st day has ended up loosing the match in the previous 2 tests.
.This is not going well so far
, they've had plenty of luck but still the catching this series has been way below par , suprised they went with Bracken but to be fair he was the best of the bowlers in Melbourne even if his figures didnt reflect it.On the bright side the team to have had the better of the 1st day has ended up loosing the match in the previous 2 tests.
Ok guys lets just take a break and relax a bit, we are all here for the same reason our love/liking of cricket what has happened elsewhere has no baring what-so-ever here, you all start with a fresh slate so to speak.
Iam not pointing the blame at either of you but your both winding each other up as good as your getting, lets just try and keep kinda on topic and have a good time.
If either of you have a problem with something someone has said rather than attack them back on the forum use the report post or just blank them.
You both more than welcome here, just try and come to some middle ground between yourselves, we are a very easy going group and will allow alot of things but you need to remember there is a line that can be crossed at the end of the day that has the best intrest of our members at heart, we have a lot of younger members and excessive bad language and racist comments aren't acceptable, I doubt this is any different to any other forums you have been at or a part of.
This goes for everyone not just the people involded this time around, I've already had to ban one member in the last day due to this and iam more than hapy to do it again.
Just remember be nice and we will all get along just fine
Iam not pointing the blame at either of you but your both winding each other up as good as your getting, lets just try and keep kinda on topic and have a good time.
If either of you have a problem with something someone has said rather than attack them back on the forum use the report post or just blank them.
You both more than welcome here, just try and come to some middle ground between yourselves, we are a very easy going group and will allow alot of things but you need to remember there is a line that can be crossed at the end of the day that has the best intrest of our members at heart, we have a lot of younger members and excessive bad language and racist comments aren't acceptable, I doubt this is any different to any other forums you have been at or a part of.
This goes for everyone not just the people involded this time around, I've already had to ban one member in the last day due to this and iam more than hapy to do it again.
Just remember be nice and we will all get along just fine
Coming from the same person who less than polite about Cricket Web when he first arrived, obviously you have seen sence and now a pleasent member (on your day :P )sachintendulkar said:
At the end of the day mate you need to understand people are allowed to think what they like and what you like others may not and vicer-versa.
Now lets try and get back onto topic a little.... 98/0 nearing lunch now.
krkode
State Captain
Wow, for some reason I wasn't expecting the game to start for another week or so! Silly me :P
That said, good start, indeed. Hope it doesn't prove futile come the end of the game.
Personally, I would be very proud of the India team if we drew the series. Win is even better! Lose would be disappointing considering the excellent performances in the first 2 tests.
That said, good start, indeed. Hope it doesn't prove futile come the end of the game.
Personally, I would be very proud of the India team if we drew the series. Win is even better! Lose would be disappointing considering the excellent performances in the first 2 tests.
biased indian
International Coach
Come on indiaaaaaa score 600 + and bat australia out of this game
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
COME ON STEVE take 10 wickets....:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Rik
Cricketer Of The Year
Since it's his last Test match they decide to show the speed of every ball Steve bowls:
26.6 Waugh to Sehwag, no run, 122.4 km/h, ducks another bouncer
26.5 Waugh to Sehwag, no run, 121.3 km/h, playing and missing, only
just! trying to uppercut a short pitched delivery
26.4 Waugh to Chopra, one run, 123.6 km/h, back to a shortish ball,
pushed to cover for a quick single, Martyn comes in from cover to
field
26.3 Waugh to Chopra, no run, 123.2 km/h, back in behind the delivery,
playing off the back foot to Bracken at mid off
26.2 Waugh to Chopra, no run, 120.4 km/h, back to a length ball, pushed
to the off side
26.1 Waugh to Chopra, no run, 120.6 km/h, short down the leg side
The crowd is brough to life as Waugh brings himself on
Two slips, gully, point, cover, mid off, mid on, square leg, long leg
and I can confirm he's Medium pace at best....
26.6 Waugh to Sehwag, no run, 122.4 km/h, ducks another bouncer
26.5 Waugh to Sehwag, no run, 121.3 km/h, playing and missing, only
just! trying to uppercut a short pitched delivery
26.4 Waugh to Chopra, one run, 123.6 km/h, back to a shortish ball,
pushed to cover for a quick single, Martyn comes in from cover to
field
26.3 Waugh to Chopra, no run, 123.2 km/h, back in behind the delivery,
playing off the back foot to Bracken at mid off
26.2 Waugh to Chopra, no run, 120.4 km/h, back to a length ball, pushed
to the off side
26.1 Waugh to Chopra, no run, 120.6 km/h, short down the leg side
The crowd is brough to life as Waugh brings himself on
Two slips, gully, point, cover, mid off, mid on, square leg, long leg
and I can confirm he's Medium pace at best....
LOL as much as I would love to see that, I just can't it happening todayage_master said:
To be fair Australia certainly had the best of the first hour of the morning session, but credit to India they battled back well... I think India will again struggle to bowl Australia out with the chosen attack for less than what India will put on the board, Hayden/Ponting inparticular are in fantastic form and you just know Waugh will do something on his final match and at least one of the other 4 batsman will put runs on the board, looks a fantastic batting surface