*Official* Third Test (Headingley, Leeds) 6–10 July

[chris.hinton]

Soooo… is Green’s ashes over?

Sadly enough....yes

 

[TheJediBrah]

It's literally happening. This ****ing Marsh hundred feels like exactly what would happen in the third match of a tour to Australia only it's at home. Kill me.

It did happen in the 3rd test in 2017. He made 181 at Perth lol

 

[morgieb]

Soooo… is Green’s ashes over?

Yeah he probably needs an injury to get back in the side short-term.

 

[ashley bach]

Soooo… is Green’s ashes over?

It's really unfortunate for Aus he got injured isn't it.

 

[Qlder]

That's Green out for the series, you snooze you lose

 

[Spark]

Soooo… is Green’s ashes over?

Ordinarily yes but Aus selectors have been very consistent about sticking to their preferred pecking order and reverting to it once everyone is fit

 

[TheJediBrah]

Woakes is a class player. He'd be one of the first 3 or 4 players picked if I was an England selector (in England)

 

[TheJediBrah]

Ordinarily yes but Aus selectors have been very consistent about sticking to their preferred pecking order and reverting to it once everyone is fit

Haha bro ain't no way Green is coming back and Marsh is sitting out after this knock

 

[Kraken]

Root would have serious head noise rn

 

[Gnske]

It's really unfortunate for Aus he got injured isn't it.

Might be good if he has to earn his way back in. Although will miss his fielding.

Needs more presence as a batsman. As Spark I think said, technically he could play this Marsh innings but he's too timid and he seems to screw up his pull shots regularly.

 

[Qlder]

Ordinarily yes but Aus selectors have been very consistent about sticking to their preferred pecking order and reverting to it once everyone is fit

Marsh has no chance of being dropped now and he hasn't even bowled yet

 

[91Jmay]

Woakes is a class player. He'd be one of the first 3 or 4 players picked if I was an England selector (in England)

Averages more in FC cricket than Crawley and half a run less than him in tests btw

 

[Bahnz]

Woakes finally starting to hit a consistently good length that over.

 

[Kenneth Viljoen]

Wow...Just Wow , you talk about making the most of your chances , Mitchell Marsh (Unlike England) has grabbed his opportunity with both hands and absolutely pulverised the English bowling line up at Headingley..Astonishing hundred

 

[TheJediBrah]

Moeen is not doing anything here that Joe Root couldn't do. Just round arm darts

 

[human]

In the midst of the heated Ashes series, Mitch Marsh and Mark Wood found themselves entangled in a fierce battle, their bodies charged with a desire that surpassed the boundaries of the cricket pitch.
With each encounter, the intensity between them grew, their eyes locking in a passionate exchange. The crack of the bat and the thunderous roar of the crowd faded into the background as their gazes lingered, conveying a yearning that could no longer be ignored.
During a strategic break, Mitch couldn't resist the magnetic pull he felt towards Mark. In a secluded corner of the stadium, hidden from prying eyes, their bodies came together in a stolen moment. Lips met with fervor, their tongues danced in a sultry tango, and their hands explored every inch of each other's athletic frames, igniting a fire that burned deep within.
The rhythm of their bodies moved in perfect harmony, mirroring the grace and power they displayed on the field. Their passion consumed them, their desire unleashed without restraint. Every touch, every caress, spoke volumes of their unquenchable hunger for one another.
In the darkness of the night, away from the gaze of the world, they found solace in their clandestine encounters. Their encounters were a symphony of pleasure, as they discovered the hidden depths of each other's desires, leaving no fantasy unexplored.
Their love defied the rules and norms, transcending the realm of the cricketing arena. Mitch and Mark's forbidden connection was their ultimate victory, a testament to the power of their shared passion.
As the Ashes series reached its conclusion, they carried their clandestine love forward, knowing that their bond would forever be etched in their hearts. Mitch Marsh and Mark Wood, united in both cricket and desire, had formed a connection that would burn brightly, even beyond the boundaries of the game they loved.

 

[GoodAreasShane]

Yeah I think this knock will give Marsh the rest of the series. Unless he himself gets injured that is

 

[quincywagstaff]

Also that was a missed chance IMO, that was an absolutely atrocious single and a clean pickup has Head out by a metre

Yeah, none of the comms mentioned it but it looked as if Head was gone for all money with a decent pick up and throw.

 

[Gnske]

Hear me out, a violently epic partnership is about to erupt

Was I right?

 

[TimAngas]

The most humiliating thing is that this is exactly the kind of smashing England have been fantasising dishing out for the last 12 months!