LukeParkerno1
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I'd recommend home ground if you're seeking somewhere close to AO for a quick bite & bevvies...
Exactly where I was recommended. We are getting there at midday just walking there now
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I'd recommend home ground if you're seeking somewhere close to AO for a quick bite & bevvies...
Yes, he played 26 games of SANFL League Football for Norwood, died from Tuberculosis at 22.For historians I saw that Ken Piesse has a new book out about this guy who I'd never heard of until this morning but sounds like another Archie Jackson, Philip Hughes tale of tragically unfilled talent.
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I just had the thought that why don't the Poms hold a day/night test for the Ashes in England.
Maybe they just don't want to face Starc with the pink ball?
I think the kookaburra has caught up and even surpassed the Duke in recent years. Kookaburra has made improvements so it swings for longer.Not that it goes dark really early in the UK. Why do they need it anyway? Best pitches and the best ball (Duke) that provides a great bat/ball contest
Kookaburras have been used in early season county matches in April/may, they have led to some terrible cricket matches pretty much across the board.I think the kookaburra has caught up and even surpassed the Duke in recent years. Kookaburra has made improvements so it swings for longer.
One sided? Which way?Kookaburras have been used in early season county matches in April/may, they have led to some terrible cricket matches pretty much across the board.
Night cricket in Leeds or Manchester at any time year just sounds cold.Daylight tends to be longer in an English summer, however it’s not usually very bright and you get long shadows too. Uk climate is typically quite wet obviously so there’s the tendency for the cooler evenings/nights to be wetter. Visibility is worst during the long twilights.
There is no obvious replacement so it’s probably only a watch until the end of the fourth test if he doesn’t get a score. He is lacking a big score even domestically of late even with some good starts.He has indicated internally that he wants to finish at home for the Ashes next year but I can honestly see him pulling the pin earlier if things don’t improve
Enjoy the test, very jealousExactly where I was recommended. We are getting there at midday just walking there now
Might wander over there later.Today, The Pimms Tent.
His last year was not good nor was it trash, scoring one of the best tons (162) I have seen from him. He is ready for a coveted Baggy Green imo, a mature late 27, in the best form of his career with three maximums from six games, sitting top of the table at the annoying break. He was dead unlucky not to get a Test call couple of years ago while others did, so he is overdue. His career then took a bit of a nosedive after he took over the SA captaincy then subsequently relinquished it . Is a good chance that affected him mentally.or coming off two decent games after a year of trash (Hunt).
CA may decide he is not ready or that McSweeney is better suited at #3 or the middle order, in which case there is another opening at the top. Two fresh openers post Ussie to take us thru the next decade rather than one being a regurgitated failure in his early 30s.Konstas is first in line
Stupid question how early should I get there today going with my best mate who is a member. I don’t drink while I’m there we go to a pub before
What a cracking day. Not a cloud in the sky and a gentle to push down the humidity
Agreed. One of my favourite non-Australian players in world cricket.What is Bumrah's carry on? Dude is super reserved
You will not see that. We are the nice guy's.If any Australian bowler had the dummy spit Siraj did you'd never hear the end of it
Don’t understand the not drinking there bit lol
Big day for our batsman today. Cmon Aussie.
Young people.McSweeney......good old fashioned display from an opener....dig in....guts it out and show some fight (with a bit of luck which is needed) when the ball and deck has some life...then start to gain some momentum and play some shots. Good signs so far in my opinion.
Thats what we need at the top of the batting order.
Yep, he looked absolutely knackered by the end, his usual smirk was replaced by the old side tongue thing he does!There was a curious thing in Perth that despite the wicket being extremely bouncy most of the time, they got a few balls to skid through quite low on day 1 for LBW's. Those LB's accounted for McSweeney, Labs and Smith for scores of 10, 2, and 0; this more than anything else explains the first innings collapse. You can deal with losing two wickets cheaply, but not most of your upper order. Head copping a quick full one before he was ready also didn't help.
Tonight, they looked substantially less threatening because they didn't get their length right, Siraj especially. He had that full packed cordon and spent the evening bowling to it; back a length outies seeking the drive on the up. Siraj is at his most dangerous with the ball pitched up and skidding onto the stumps, using that dramatic angle he gets to pin blokes to the crease. That spell is about the most pedestrian he's ever looked over here. Rani for all that he bowled a lot of garbage - he too tried to bowl back a length, but the extra height and speed made the pull and cut options - looked their most threatening, IMO. The other two were well down in pace for most of the evening (in addition to bowling the wrong length) and he was getting it to nip off the deck at speeds difficult to play.
Bumrah looked... tired. He still got the most lateral movement in the air, still bowled some genuine jaffas, but he looked a bit more laboured than he should in the second test. It's interesting and I don't want to jinx it - he's probably going to come out tomorrow and blow us apart - but if the other two don't sharpen up a bit in terms of runs scored, he's going to have to shoulder a lot of the load both as a wicket taker and building pressure.
Apparently Uzzie has announced to CA that he will be retiring after the last Ashes test next summer. Haha.He has indicated internally that he wants to finish at home for the Ashes next year but I can honestly see him pulling the pin earlier if things don’t improve