shaka
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or should that be before the end of today (inside 2 days)?_Ed_ said:But a victory inside three days could also have some appeal
or should that be before the end of today (inside 2 days)?_Ed_ said:But a victory inside three days could also have some appeal
51/8, yes.shaka said:or should that be before the end of today (inside 2 days)?
With a bit of luck, they could do it in 2 days. First innings wil lprobably take less than 1.5 sessions to wrap up._Ed_ said:The top order certainly are in need of some batting practice judging by their performances yesterday, so that is an idea Fleming should definitely consider. But a victory inside three days could also have some appeal...
46/7. Feel sorry for the Zimbabwean supporters, although judging from the crowd attendance there aren't many of those.
Share the wickets around Sean and ensure there are no injuries!FaaipDeOiad said:How come Franklin and Bond only got 5 overs each, when they had taken 4 wickets between them? Very odd.
James said:Share the wickets around Sean and ensure there are no injuries!
FaaipDeOiad said:How come Franklin and Bond only got 5 overs each, when they had taken 4 wickets between them? Very odd.
I believe they should bat again and allow the top order another chance to score some test runs. Anyway, winning the match by 700 runs would be comprehensive enough for me. Give the crowd their money's worth.Blaze said:I say enforce the follow on. I don't care what anyone says, this is still a test match and we should try and win as comprehensively as possible.
Also what happens if Lou and James Marshall were to get out cheaply again in the second innings? It could create more problems
If that was the case, I doubt Oram would even be there for the test portion of the tour. He was only just starting to bowl off five paces in Australia last month with a reworked action, so he was never going to be a frontline bowling option this soon.Retox said:I think the reason Oram is not in the team he has said himself time and time again that he doesn't wanna play for NZ as a batsman or a bowler he wants to play as a all-rounder.
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Well thats the reason I think when he hurt himself the last time he could of batted but didn't (he said in a interview)Kippax said:If that was the case, I doubt Oram would even be there for the test portion of the tour. He was only just starting to bowl off five paces in Australia last month with a reworked action, so he was never going to be a frontline bowling option this soon.
I thought it was always Cairns who kept saying he only wanted to play if he could bat and bowl, whereas Oram was actually more than willing to play as a specialist batsman at Headingley last year (being one of our better performers in that match with 39 and 36* at number 6).
Yeah time to start getting an aggressive mode going ! i agree!I say we enforce the follow-on - test cricket is about being ruthless