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#3276 |
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Might be umpire call or if herath get lucky missing stumps/.
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well i am enjoying this partnership , i have both herath and chandimal in my fantasy team
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If the ball not swinging or seaming then Eranga might be annoying to get out, he looks like he will just leave the ball and not look like scoring runs.
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So do I, got chandimal, Mathews, Kusal Mendis and Herath.
Alongside Root, Broad, Anderson and Ali |
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and as I type that Chandimal hits the 5th of the game
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Loving the stereotypical office too cold / too warm ongoing battle in the TMS commentary box with the window being opened and closed depending if Swann or Vaughan are there or Tuffers, Aggers or the Sri Lankan commentator.
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#3282 |
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another michelle for anderson
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Good old fashioned quick bowling from Jimmy
A few short ones then pitch it up and the off stump goes flying Fivefer for Jimmy
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with england having to bat again, which appeared unlikely, i would find it funny if cook scored 4 or less
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Nearing the end now
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I think Nick Compton may be feeling a little nervous
Hiding to nothing with possibly a 20* against a cheap dismissal ( providing he gets in , of course) 79 to win |
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I think Nick Compton may be feeling a little nervous
Hiding to nothing with possibly a 20* against a cheap dismissal ( providing he gets in , of course) 79 to win |
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nice little piece of symbolism there as cook goes to 10,000 test runs with a shot that just crawled to the boundary and reached with its last turn
well done alastair cook |
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nice little piece of symbolism there as cook goes to 10,000 test runs with a shot that just crawled to the boundary and reached with its last turn
well done alastair cook Here's to the next 5,000... ![]() (Hopefully) |
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A terrific achievement by Cook. Well done.
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Just checked and as I suspected, Cook went to top of the youngest scoring landmarks list after that 2010/11 Ashes series to blast from 6000 to 7000 runs displacing Tendulkar who holds the records up to that point.
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Do England play more tests than everyone else?
I mean he's predicted to get the most runs ever with an average of mid-40s perhaps, yet Ponting, Sangakarra, Tendulkar, Lara, Kallis all have had averages way into the 50s and will score a lot less. Just seems a bit odd. |
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Where is Blofeld? Is he unwell again?
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Hales gone so in comes Compton with 44 still needed
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Do England play more tests than everyone else?
I mean he's predicted to get the most runs ever with an average of mid-40s perhaps, yet Ponting, Sangakarra, Tendulkar, Lara, Kallis all have had averages way into the 50s and will score a lot less. Just seems a bit odd. |
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Nervous few minutes for Compton as SL review a failed LBW shout
Umpires call so survives. |
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Interestingly enough Joe Root will likely surpass him if he keeps his average above 50 and plays into his 30s, big if of course but something to watch out for.
Same way is Jimmy leading wicket taker title will probably be taken from him by Broad eventually. |
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I've never seen a frontline Test batsman make batting look as much of an ordeal as Compton does.
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I've never seen a frontline Test batsman make batting look as much of an ordeal as Compton does.
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Same way is Jimmy leading wicket taker title will probably be taken from him by Broad eventually. i wouldn't be surprised seeing anderson play to he is 35+, dont think i could say the same about broad |
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