*Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

[G. S. Kohli]

India vs Pakistan Banglore test

76 extra world record by an innings

IND vs PAK Cricket Scorecard, 3rd Test at Bengaluru, December 08 - 12, 2007

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[Uppercut]

Hilfenhaus was good and Siddle was ok

It definitely flatters him but Bollinger retired with an average of 25 back when that was really very good. CW were big fans. He was only dropped because he was unfit.

IIRC Siddle was the one we weren't keen on. He struggled to find any movement at all in the first part of his career. Kinda ironic that he later (reportedly) became the guy who brought the wobble ball to Australia.

 

[Starfighter]

Haven't seen Haze bat for so long I forgot he's left handed.

 

[Coronis]

No that’s true this time. Things change it’s allowed but this time Golf is the destination

what time can I comeback?

I’ll send a telegram.

 

[Spark]

There was a depressing number of dibby-dobbers doing big numbers back in that time. Lot of bowlers that got utterly exposed when the pitches started to get better.

Butterworth was a bit of a reach on my behalf, but the most notorious beneficiary was James Faulkner. Leaving aside his white ball career, which was mostly characterised by flukes, it was embarrassingly common here to read people wanting him picked in Tests.

 

[TheJediBrah]

Ah, Hazlewood. A decade playing at the top level and he still doesn't get in line

He bats like Dan Hughes but without the co-ordination

 

[social]

Ah, Hazlewood. A decade playing at the top level and he still doesn't get in line

I don’t think he even saw that one

 

[Starfighter]

Also known as "the Rabada"

Jammiest **** out there currently.

 

[_Ed_]

Hazlewood has an airy hack

Oh my.

 

[TheJediBrah]

It defintely flatters him but Bollinger with an average of 25 back when that was really very good. CW were big fans. He was only dropped because he was unfit.

IIRC Siddle was the one we weren't keen on. He struggled to find any movement at all in the first part of his career. Kinda ironic that he later (reportedly) became the guy who brought the wobble ball to Australia.

Siddle was the best of the lot during that period, other than the rare occasions Mitch Johnson turned up or Ryan Harris was fit. Hilfenhaus was ok but innocuous a lot of the time and Bollinger needed everything going his way but when it was he was a gun

 

[Burgey]

Butterworth was a bit of a reach on my behalf, but the most notorious beneficiary was James Faulkner. Leaving aside his white ball career, which was mostly characterised by flukes, it was embarrassingly common here to read people wanting him picked in Tests.

#Finisher

 

[Socerer 01]

is he really supposed to be called Tong

 

[trundler]

Smith has scored 9079 runs at 59.73 with 32 hundreds and 37 fifties. He will be remembered as one of the greats of the game. And some people still want to criticise his playing ability.

He who hates P̶o̶i̶n̶t̶i̶n̶g̶ Smith hates abilities

 

[G. S. Kohli]

Haven't seen Haze bat for so long I forgot he's left handed.

Crappie

 

[TheJediBrah]

Cummins reverting to his usual form of the last few years, last game was an aberration

 

[trundler]

It defintely flatters him but Bollinger with an average of 25 back when that was really very good. CW were big fans. He was only dropped because he was unfit.

IIRC Siddle was the one we weren't keen on. He struggled to find any movement at all in the first part of his career. Kinda ironic that he later (reportedly) became the guy who brought the wobble ball to Australia.

I liked Bollinger in white ball stuff. Don't remember anything he did in tests and was doing off overall career impressions. I mostly remember Siddle from 2013/14 onwards.

 

[Starfighter]

Butterworth was a bit of a reach on my behalf, but the most notorious beneficiary was James Faulkner. Leaving aside his white ball career, which was mostly characterised by flukes, it was embarrassingly common here to read people wanting him picked in Tests.

Did pretty well in his only test, and that was a batting friendly pitch. People forget he could get the odd ball up to the high 130s before his shoulder injury.

 

[Spark]

#Finisher

He definitely did have some good lower order innings but the **** would come in with, like, 30 to get in 30 balls, he'd hit an entirely facile 20 in 15 that any decent lower order hitter could do and the C9 comms would go "tHe FiNiShEr DoEs iT aGaIN"

 

[Coronis]

is he really supposed to be called Tong

Can’t tell which is worse tbh

 

[G. S. Kohli]

Haze need 4 more for 450

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