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RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - bigguy01 - 15-12-2010 14:02
warne wont play since hes banging liz hurley.
tremlett is select ahead of bresnan. well done the selectors.
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - bigguy01 - 16-12-2010 07:39
theres only one chris tremlett. 3wickets, aussies 157-6.
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - bigguy01 - 16-12-2010 10:10
aussies 268 all out, andersin and tremlett 3, swann and finn 2. tail end out scores the top 4
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - William H Bonney - 16-12-2010 14:25
In reply to Australia's 268, England close on 29 without loss. Stat note: after Ricky Ponting's innings of 12 today he averages just over 41 in test matches played in the last 2 years. In 73 matches before then (2002-2008) he averaged over 65. His career average (151 matches in all) is 59.55.
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - bigguy01 - 16-12-2010 14:54
on the bbc text commentry someone said that courtney walsh is in line a quick oz citizenship, there is a team that beat us and its the lions team.
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - birdlime - 16-12-2010 16:51
I thought England were excellent today and Chris Tremlett bowl very well as the Aussies didn't have a clue how to play him also England fielded brilliantly. Some of the Aussie batting was shambolic such as no footwork poor shot selection and this is a real concern if your an Aussie as your going through a period of poor form.
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - bigguy01 - 16-12-2010 17:09
the daily telegraph after the last test called australia the new england
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - rocksaviour - 17-12-2010 00:49
England were very good yesterday and hopefully today (Im on Aussie time of course in England) we can get some what of a big lead or at least have the solid foundation of one and then look to declare sometime on day 3 (that would be my plan anyway).
The selection of Tremlett was right, no question about it but the Aussies. If I was them I would of out of that 12 man squad played Beer instead of Hilfenhaus and you still would of had the three paceman with Watson as a fourth and then a debutant spinner with some backup from Smith. I wouldn't of played Hilfenhaus since when the track gets flat I haven't seen him do anything that special to get a wicket and would say the other three could possibly do something at a required point of time like that. Also why wasn't Haddin in at 6 and Smith at 7? not the way round they had it, was prefect logical to have Haddin come in at 6 given his recent form and the international inexperience of Steven Smith.
In concluding this post, I hope we have a good day with the bat today - let the runs flow guys, keep up the good work.
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - William H Bonney - 17-12-2010 11:14
(02-12-2010 08:58 )colino Wrote: Mitchell "wides" Johnson's just been dropped for the 2nd Test.
Shouldn't come as a great surprise to anybody
But now he's back and bowled superbly today taking 6-38 as England were skittled out for 187. Australia close on 119-3 in their second innings, a lead of 200 with 3 days still remaining.
RE: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup Discussion Thread - birdlime - 17-12-2010 17:23
What a batting collapse from England today 78/0 to 187 all out however Mitchell Johnson bowling was superb today plenty of bounce and late swing.