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***Official*** India in New Zealand 2013/14
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Cabinet96
Hall of Fame Member
After hitting Dhawan around obvs. Just equalled their highest ever score.
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Stumps give something back to Wagner, to make up for their behaviour when Prior was batting last year in Auckland.Wagner
reinforced the stumps with his heart
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Haha yea, weird. Dhawan's declaration bowling works
.Declaration comes. Should be a good little period here.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
First triple, highest 6th wicket partnership, highest debut century at 8, highest test score by NZ. At 5/94 I had hoped a monumental effort by Watling and Baz would save us from embarrassment but I didn't imagine it could get this good. This is the best performance I've seen (like literally watched & followed) NZ achieve since Aus 01/02.
Neesham's gone from great to brilliant. Watching him yesterday I thought he batted extremely well but his innings wasn't without chances. He didn't come in with a deficit to overhaul but it was still slightly precarious in that if India had finished us off quickly after Watling went they possibly could've chased the lead at the time with over a day to go. Reaching his hundred and continuing he has become brilliant, and looked so level headed as well, unphased by the international test arena. Coupled with his 33 in the first low scoring innings he's looked like a completely different player than to the one I would've been doubtful of performing at this stage in his career, but he really has gone from strength to strength to this summer and he deserves to keep his spot as batsman alone even for the next test series.
Declaration. Amazing effort. Overjoyed by this
Neesham's gone from great to brilliant. Watching him yesterday I thought he batted extremely well but his innings wasn't without chances. He didn't come in with a deficit to overhaul but it was still slightly precarious in that if India had finished us off quickly after Watling went they possibly could've chased the lead at the time with over a day to go. Reaching his hundred and continuing he has become brilliant, and looked so level headed as well, unphased by the international test arena. Coupled with his 33 in the first low scoring innings he's looked like a completely different player than to the one I would've been doubtful of performing at this stage in his career, but he really has gone from strength to strength to this summer and he deserves to keep his spot as batsman alone even for the next test series.
Declaration. Amazing effort. Overjoyed by this
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Imagine India will go for the block-out but if we get our backs up, could see us dismissing them for <150. We have the firepower. But entirely reliant on Southee and Boult getting the new ball to dance. If India see out that period without serious loss it'll be a draw.
African Monkey
U19 Vice-Captain
An interesting problem we have for the upcoming WI tour now with the Neesham hundred.
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A good problem, for a change!
Even if Neesham has to make way for the next game, I'm sure he's not gonna turn out to be Rodney Redmond.