
Yes, we've entered the era of "see ball, hit ball", and it's hard to see that trend reversed anytime soon.The art of leaving the ball seems to be lost on many modern batsmen.
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Yes, we've entered the era of "see ball, hit ball", and it's hard to see that trend reversed anytime soon.The art of leaving the ball seems to be lost on many modern batsmen.
These rain breaks actually favour Australia, not India.
Pitch stays spicy, short sessions to go flat out. Only problem is ball getting wet.
He's very much a player of good innings rather than a good player.Rahul is sort of like a modern Armanath for them.
Armanath was one right out of the box in his era as almost all his runs were made outside India - Rahul isn’t like that in terms of WHERE his runs are made but certainly in terms of when they are.
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Very West Indies...Yes, we've entered the era of "see ball, hit ball", and it's hard to see that trend reversed anytime soon.
day 5 espThe rain will prevent any chance of an Aus victory. The forecast for the next two days is even worse.
Just returned home from an appointment. 3/22! How good is it to see Kohli fail again.
Sunil Gavaskar was just on ABC radio discussing the first hour of play. His opinion was that it was a waste of time and it made no sense for Australia to be doing what they were doing.You wouldn't understand. It's obvious you have little clue about test cricket, but I am enjoying your ignorance and tantrums. Carry on
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Sunny has definitely become more adventurous and attacking since he retired.Sunil Gavaskar was just on ABC radio discussing the first hour of play. His opinion was that it was a waste of time and it made no sense for Australia to be doing what they were doing.
I guess he's just a nuffie on a football forum too...
You wouldn't understand. It's obvious you have little clue about test cricket, but I am enjoying your ignorance and tantrums. Carry on
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He's very much a player of good innings rather than a good player.
Blah blah blah, typical clueless shit from you, back on ignore, you insufferable numpty.Mate, get your head out of your bum.
There is more than one way to skin a cat, acknowledged.
Australia is in the dominant position in the game, therefore they have the ‘right’ to dictate how the game goes and how they want to try and pursue a win.
BUT.
The circumstances of the weather, the fact that they need to win the series to win the trophy etc mean the ball is in their court to force the issue a little more than normal.
So the longer they take out of the game by batting, and the more runs they score than they might ultimately end up needing, the less ways they have available to win.
It’s not hard to understand.
By batting for an hour today they’ve lost 16 overs that they might need on the last day. What if Jadeja and say, Siraj, squeeze out 16 overs in this innings batting together for no meaningful runs, in between rain delays, and they get to stumps on day five a couple of wickets short of victory?
Makes today’s batting look like a waste of time.
Rahane was very good here and noted for his overseas runs as well, big hand in their recent successes here.Rahul is sort of like a modern Armanath for them.
Armanath was one right out of the box in his era as almost all his runs were made outside India - Rahul isn’t like that in terms of WHERE his runs are made but certainly in terms of when they are.
Rahane was very good here and noted for his overseas runs as well, big hand in their recent successes here.
Be lucky to get 70 overs in for the remainder of the test IMOday 5 esp
Blah blah blah, typical clueless shit from you, back on ignore, you insufferable numpty.
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