Spark
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Nah they're just batting at this stage. If they're 150 to go with wickets in hand, then it gets interesting.They are not giving up on chasing it yet either
Nah they're just batting at this stage. If they're 150 to go with wickets in hand, then it gets interesting.They are not giving up on chasing it yet either
Nor should they - they hardly lost a wicket once the pitch flattened out and since that stage, they've just seen a partnership between two batsman go for 110 overs and 363 runs. All they've got to do is go 100 overs for 340 runs and 10 overs for 50 and they're home.They are not giving up on chasing it yet either
I think if Sri Lanka continue at this run rate and don't lose a wicket tonight, you'll see defensive fields early tomorrow.When will NZ worry about the chase and start setting defensive fields? 200 to get with 8 wickets in hand?
Without defensive fields and without any lost wickets.. I'm sure a double strike will change SL plans.They are keeping up with run rate without taking any risks
Interesting declaration
That shot indicates to me that they'd decided to go after Craig without thinking through how.Without defensive fields and without any lost wickets.. I'm sure a double strike will change SL plans.
Prasad night watchman.There we go.. Sanga in before 5th day.. of course everything depends on him.
I feel the same at times for various chants and attempts at rhythmic clapping by the home members of the crowd.I find the incessant clapping and chanting and honking of the touring teams' fans grating after a while. I'm not saying they shouldn't do it, but less is more.
I think it's just a loose shot. Just brain fart.That shot indicates to me that they'd decided to go after Craig without thinking through how.