Cricket Discussion - Part 2

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Big first session for Mitch Starc - 3/31, India 4/82

Boland among the wickets in his first Test back, unlucky not to have a couple, no-balled when it looked like he had Rahul caught behind (although Snicko didn't register), then Khawaja grassed a chance at first slip.
 
Sorry I just can't stand Brayshaw as a commentator. He's that know-all preening try hard who thinks he's funny and ruins every party and pub crawl you go to with his repetitive loud mouth schtick.

He makes the commentary of the only 2 sports I follow on FTA TV totally unwatchable.

/rant. As you were.
 

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Sorry I just can't stand Brayshaw as a commentator. He's that know-all preening try hard who thinks he's funny and ruins every party and pub crawl you go to with his repetitive loud mouth schtick.

He makes the commentary of the only 2 sports I follow on FTA TV totally unwatchable.

/rant. As you were.
100%, his overuse of certain words (like extraordinary and superstar) is nauseating.
 
Mitch Starc just bowled a peach to dismiss Ashwin lbw. Missing off, missing leg hitting middle, in memory of Richie Benaud
 
lol - Swamp reminding Ricky Pointyhead that he only hit one six at the Adelaide Oval - RP saying that the boundaries are a lot smaller now and "the square boundaries used to be humongous". Er, what?? They are smaller now with the toblerone set a couple metres inside the fence, but it's always been a skinny ground on the square boundaries. I'm surprised to see the rope set inside the fence on the square at Adelaide Oval of all places - is that a recent thing?
 

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Lead by a 6 for from Starc the Aussie bowlers did a good job restricting India to 180.

Difficult session tonight for the batsmen against Bumrah, and we probably can't afford to lose any more than a couple of wickets to be a chance of building a decent score and hopefully a 100 plus lead tomorrow.
 
Bit of drama with lights going out briefly, an extra over added after 10pm, but the Aussie bats saw it through.
 
SA have got more interstate players than an AFL team.
We should have a few, given our tiny population. The Australian population with 26.6 divided by the 6 states gives us 4.4 million per state. With at population of 1.8mil SA should have 4.5 players in the eleven. We currently have 3.
 
I have never seen an oppo cricket team come to Australia and be as self entitled as this current Indian mob are!

Siraj's carry on by throwing the ball in the vicinity of the batsman after Loosebuschange legitimately pulled away and put his hand up to let the bowler know it was due to movement behind the sight screen was school boy crap, and as has been said before there is way too much lovey dovey stuff from the Aussies for their IPL mates, with all the in your face stuff coming the other way including Kohli and his non stop yapping in an attempt to get under the skin of McSweeney.

If an oppo player reacted like Siraj did in India and the umpires didn't call a `no ball' and censure the offender there would be a riot, but what we have now is a situation where the Indians due to weight of numbers absolutely dominate the politics of the game and the umps won't call them out on anything.
 
I have never seen an oppo cricket team come to Australia and be as self entitled as this current Indian mob are!

Siraj's carry on by throwing the ball in the vicinity of the batsman after Loosebuschange legitimately pulled away and put his hand up to let the bowler know it was due to movement behind the sight screen was school boy crap, and as has been said before there is way too much lovey dovey stuff from the Aussies for their IPL mates, with all the in your face stuff coming the other way including Kohli and his non stop yapping in an attempt to get under the skin of McSweeney.

If an oppo player reacted like Siraj did in India and the umpires didn't call a `no ball' and censure the offender there would be a riot, but what we have now is a situation where the Indians due to weight of numbers absolutely dominate the politics of the game and the umps won't call them out on anything.
Which is why winning this series would mean so much. These clowns reckon they own world cricket - it'd be lovely to win back a trophy that has eluded us for the last decade.
 
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