5th Ashes Test England v Australia July 27-31 1930hrs @ The Oval
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I agree but that is not the point.
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Two things can be true at the same time.
Still think we did great job batting last, chases that big are almost impossible for a reason where we ****ed up was first two days dropping 5 catches day one cost us test as did ordinary batting in easier day 2 conditions we take care of business first two days we arent relying on external issue like that ball change.
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‘The media played it up a little bit’ – Travis Head dismisses post-Ashes drinks episode, says ‘those things happen’
Travis Head has dismissed the much talked-about episode of England snubbing the Australian team for a customary post-Ashes drink as something that was played up by the media whereas the players themselves laughed it off in the end.Subscribe to the Wisden Cricket YouTube channel for post-match...
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“We got fed up”: Smith goes inside post-Ashes drinks
“We did knock on the door a couple of times. We were waiting around a while...”
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So it came out it was true, the Poms were pieces of shit who didn't want to drink with the Aussies
Wood was injured at the start of the series.
Was going to say the same thing.
I’m often staggered by the lack of knowledge on here, but the pumping up of the Kookaburra ball is next level stuff.
You can’t fathom the constant bitching?
I can’t fathom how I’m reading page after page of grown men crying, interspersed with people calling the English a bunch of sooks.
Just when I thought I couldn't love MM any more
Australia’s players have lifted the lid on the tense aftermath of Alex Carey’s controversial Ashes stumping of Jonny Bairstow.
In an interview with The Grade Cricketer, Mitch Marsh, Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith described the tense — and at times hilarious — scenes in the Lord’s lunch room after Carey threw down the stumps when Bairstow left his crease.
Labuschagne said Bairstow was “absolutely steaming” and eventually asked the Australians: “are you guys happy with that?”
David Warner’s reply was “yeah, very”, which hardly did anything to lighten the mood.
It also didn’t help that UK broadcaster Sky Sports continued to show the controversial incident on loop so it was beamed into the lunch room for players to watch.
“The Sky crew knew that Jonny was in there and they just replayed it on the screen. And as you do, everyone’s watching,” Labuschagne said.
“Obviously seeing us all watch, he’s like ‘are you guys happy with that?’
“Dave Warner’s spitting out his chicken and goes, ‘yeah, very’. The only word said.”
Khawaja picks up the story: “All of them had food in front of them, except Jonny Bairstow. I was thinking that’s a little bit off,” he said.
All-rounder Mitch Marsh said he struggled to contain himself.
“Remember at school when the teacher tells you off and and you shouldn’t be laughing? Well, I was trying to eat my soup,” Marsh said.
“So if you can imagine, I’m eating my soup and I’m shaking like this and I’m like just trying to look down and then I look up at Jonny and I had pumpkin soup coming down my whites.”
Marsh said he was convinced at least “a few” English players were laughing as the drama unfolded.
Khawaja added: “I walked out with a couple of the English boys and they were giggling. He still hasn’t eaten anything. He sat the whole time. I finished up and left and Jonny hadn’t touched anything.
The stumping off pace bowler Cameron Green helped Australia seal a fifth-day victory at Lord’s and take a 2-0 lead in the Ashes.
The incident was fiercely-debated around the world but Carey later said he would stump Bairstow again if given the opportunity.
Carey later said: “We got some pretty instant feedback. It‘s one of those things where a stumping that’s given out on field is turned into a massive story. I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion and absolutely respect that. And then everyone’s entitled to their opinion on the spirit of cricket as well.”
Alex Carey Jonny Bairstow stumping: Inside Lord’s lunch room during Ashes drama
Australia’s players have lifted the lid on the tense aftermath of Alex Carey’s controversial Ashes stumping of Jonny Bairstow.
In an interview with The Grade Cricketer, Mitch Marsh, Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith described the tense — and at times hilarious — scenes in the Lord’s lunch room after Carey threw down the stumps when Bairstow left his crease.
Labuschagne said Bairstow was “absolutely steaming” and eventually asked the Australians: “are you guys happy with that?”
David Warner’s reply was “yeah, very”, which hardly did anything to lighten the mood.
It also didn’t help that UK broadcaster Sky Sports continued to show the controversial incident on loop so it was beamed into the lunch room for players to watch.
“The Sky crew knew that Jonny was in there and they just replayed it on the screen. And as you do, everyone’s watching,” Labuschagne said.
“Obviously seeing us all watch, he’s like ‘are you guys happy with that?’
“Dave Warner’s spitting out his chicken and goes, ‘yeah, very’. The only word said.”
Khawaja picks up the story: “All of them had food in front of them, except Jonny Bairstow. I was thinking that’s a little bit off,” he said.
All-rounder Mitch Marsh said he struggled to contain himself.
“Remember at school when the teacher tells you off and and you shouldn’t be laughing? Well, I was trying to eat my soup,” Marsh said.
“So if you can imagine, I’m eating my soup and I’m shaking like this and I’m like just trying to look down and then I look up at Jonny and I had pumpkin soup coming down my whites.”
Marsh said he was convinced at least “a few” English players were laughing as the drama unfolded.
Khawaja added: “I walked out with a couple of the English boys and they were giggling. He still hasn’t eaten anything. He sat the whole time. I finished up and left and Jonny hadn’t touched anything.
The stumping off pace bowler Cameron Green helped Australia seal a fifth-day victory at Lord’s and take a 2-0 lead in the Ashes.
The incident was fiercely-debated around the world but Carey later said he would stump Bairstow again if given the opportunity.
Carey later said: “We got some pretty instant feedback. It‘s one of those things where a stumping that’s given out on field is turned into a massive story. I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion and absolutely respect that. And then everyone’s entitled to their opinion on the spirit of cricket as well.”
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Jonny not eating shows you exactly how pissed off he was.
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bairstow is a clown who cost his side the ashes in first few games and the english media are a joke.
Im glad aussies are treating this as the laugh it is though, anything can be turned into a controversy in england such is the nature of their side and their media but you cant start playing games defending yourself over nonsense like this take ashwin approach call the poms out for what they are and keep doing the same thing when you get another chance.
Im glad aussies are treating this as the laugh it is though, anything can be turned into a controversy in england such is the nature of their side and their media but you cant start playing games defending yourself over nonsense like this take ashwin approach call the poms out for what they are and keep doing the same thing when you get another chance.
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That the stumping was a big part of the victory is a fair old reach
No doubt it will get more so as time passes
If anything it fired up their captain stokes for a huge run chase attempt
No doubt it will get more so as time passes
If anything it fired up their captain stokes for a huge run chase attempt
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So piers is saying the English should get played a video about Aussie disrespect before the next meeting?
That should motivate them to win.
But the video was about a video of Johnny being run out played during lunch……..and while it motivated stokes. It didn’t motivate them enough to win
They win the second test (which was probably long gone by the Barstow incident) and they are actual winners not moral ones
Has piers lost his senses?
That should motivate them to win.
But the video was about a video of Johnny being run out played during lunch……..and while it motivated stokes. It didn’t motivate them enough to win
They win the second test (which was probably long gone by the Barstow incident) and they are actual winners not moral ones
Has piers lost his senses?
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