Willey and Wood came back well, wouldn't call that good given the game was running away from England and they simply picked up wickets as aussies who had been 117/4 ran out of all sorts including batting, luck etcWoakes, Willey, Rashid all good today
Wood had his moments- good and bad
@trundler4-54 from Woakes, where are all the lame away red ball cliche posts plz?
Btw, is it just me or have Australia failed to bat their overs quite often? I know one example was the NZ game where in the end it didn’t matter, but seems a weakness
Ideally it wouldn't be today.From 4/117 I'll take 286 I guess. Be interesting to see how England's batting fares - surely they've gotta fire one of these days?
may not matter, and rather than jibe at posts of the past maybe focus on why at 38/2 and 117/4 he wasn't given a chance to put England in a strong position rather than kept back and thus only real purpose is to feed you ammo..................4-54 from Woakes, where are all the lame away red ball cliche posts plz?
Btw, is it just me or have Australia failed to bat their overs quite often? I know one example was the NZ game where in the end it didn’t matter, but seems a weakness
if offered to any side they'd take 286, England had chances to keep the total down, well down, but the craptaincy being all over the shop seemed to be get through overs rather than get through the batting orderFrom 4/117 I'll take 286 I guess. Be interesting to see how England's batting fares - surely they've gotta fire one of these days?
Yeah 220 AO wad on the cards thenFrom 4/117 I'll take 286 I guess. Be interesting to see how England's batting fares - surely they've gotta fire one of these days?
Wrong thread mateSeems like Fakhar has lost his rhythm.