I believe that was meKing_Ponting said:Ashely giles? Someone has confidence in mcgrath......
What were u drinking that night? Unless you expected him to be promoted up the order as a night watchman after lee took the first wicket and the fact that there was only going to be another couple of oversvic_orthdox said:I believe that was me
If it had happened, he'd have provided some reason why it doesn't count.Barney Rubble said:In the 2nd innings he's 42* off 54 - and the way he's been playing means that Richard's statement about the likelihood of someone making 57 off 54 balls in a Test against the Aussies is a little wide of the mark.
Looking back on myself....cpr said:Alright own up, who voted Anderson??
He'd have to play as a specialist batsman for that to happen, as we've all seen his bowling over the winter!!!
I went for Pietersen, almost certainly wrong, but i fancy the top 3 wasting wickets to Gillespie, then Pietersen going all gung ho and McGrath getting him
And instead he got a daisy-cutter and played down the wrong line, while Bell managed to chop-on.Hazza said:I always thought Vaughn would be a candidate. He chops on a lot of the time, and with McGrath bowling with the slope going down from left to right, I belived it would increase the risk of him cutting too close to his body.
And in some polls (not this one) they're "public polls" so you can see who chose which answers.FaaipDeOiad said:The one you voted for should be italicised.
Chop on? As opposed to being to getting a slight inside edge to a ball that was going to hit the stumps anyway?Richard said:And instead he got a daisy-cutter and played down the wrong line, while Bell managed to chop-on.
Nope.marc71178 said:If it had happened, he'd have provided some reason why it doesn't count.
Well, play-on, then.vic_orthdox said:Chop on? As opposed to being to getting a slight inside edge to a ball that was going to hit the stumps anyway?
Exactly - and the chances of all that happening, plus another innings similar from Pietersen, are actually extremely slim.Barney Rubble said:Whoever said Pietersen would get 57 was dead right - off 89 balls instead of 54 though.
In the 2nd innings he's 42* off 54 - and the way he's been playing means that Richard's statement about the likelihood of someone making 57 off 54 balls in a Test against the Aussies is a little wide of the mark.
All it would have taken is a couple of edges through the slips instead of dot balls, and a little bit less accuracy from Warne and he would have got there or thereabouts.