Seems a bit presumptuous to underrate a SA bowling attack based on one performance, especially when the other team hasnt bowled yet. Its also hard to criticise a team for leaking runs to Sehwag on a pitch where almost 1500 runs were scored for the loss of 26 wickets.
How would you see his face if you paid admission and went to the ground?You'd love to get KP's script-writer to write your life, wouldn't you? Fair play to the great man. Captain ****'s face when he applauded the ton was worth the admission fee alone..
Which is why I think the 2 teams are pretty evenly matched right now with Shane Warne retired. I still think that SA have a comparable, if not better, bowling attack than Australia, and lets face it, on a flat wicket not too long ago, Australia's bowlers came pretty close to losing a game while defending 470 odd in the last innings of a test match against a fairly average test side.
Which is why I acknowledged 'it's a bit early in the day'.
I agree
We have only two bowlers really, Midge if he reaches his potential though hmm..well he needs to do it quick
Haha ind33d.
Really you might as well talk about bowlers failings at The ARG as that Chennai wicket - and, who knows, we'll see in time whether this one fits such a description too. Even Australia's wickets have mostly not tended to be that flat in recent years.
Ambrose > Prior as a batsman. Anyone who was expecting Prior to come back in and automatically score runs might well be very disappointed.
Big screen shows the Sky feed
In the north it's set to piss down all day. London is 4 hours from here though, so I would also be going off websites, which suggest light showers all day, but good light. Imagine we'll see about 20 overs today.
