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RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - Chunter - 29-12-2017 20:32
(29-12-2017 03:09 )straw man Wrote:(28-12-2017 05:31 )Hawaiian Brian Wrote: I always knew when I'd nicked it.
That's a completely illogical statement. If you nicked it without knowing, by definition you couldn't know that you'd nicked it.
The only time that you might not know is if you also hit the ground with the toe of the bat as you played at the ball - but even then you've normally got a pretty good idea; and if a batsman looks back at the keeper as the ball goes through then it's a pretty good indication that he's nicked it - it's instinctive
It's the same with fielders not knowing whether they took the ball on the bounce or not. You can feel by the way the ball come into your hand whether it's coming up into it or fallen in. With keepers who are wearing gloves it's different - you largely lose that feel; but with the bare hand you can tell.
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - lovebabes56 - 29-12-2017 20:41
Just think a draw is more likely result even if we took quick wickets its more likely Aussies will dig in somewhere down the order to frustrate us
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - HannahsPet - 29-12-2017 21:17
(29-12-2017 20:21 )Chunter Wrote:(29-12-2017 20:07 )HannahsPet Wrote:(29-12-2017 17:52 )Charlemagne Wrote: Cook's 244 runs was the highest scored at the MCG by a player who has batted through an innings.
Was A world record for anyone carrying his bat as its called
Only a Test record; first-class record is 359* by Samit Gohel last winter http://www.espncricinfo.com/series/8050/scorecard/1053695/gujarat-vs-odisha-3rd-quarter-final-ranji-trophy-2016-17/
i meant world record in test cricket
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - William H Bonney - 30-12-2017 03:38
At lunch on the final day Australia have taken their overnight 103/2 to 178/4. Not a bad morning for England, and although Australia are now ahead it's only a lead of 14, but Smith is still there. There are some dark clouds around the ground though, so the Melbourne weather might be the winner in the end.
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - lovebabes56 - 30-12-2017 06:58
Test match drawn
white wash avoided
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - Charlemagne - 04-01-2018 09:02
5th test.
At the close England were 234-5 (Root & Baistow out just before the close)
Spinner Mason Crane is on his test debut
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - lovebabes56 - 04-01-2018 09:48
Mini batting collapse then?
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - William H Bonney - 04-01-2018 12:22
It looked so good for England at 228/3, but the last 8 balls of the day changed the picture completely.
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - Charlemagne - 04-01-2018 12:48
Numpties sent to Johnny Bairstow in to face a new ball with only 2 overs left.
What's happened to sending in a night watchman.
RE: Ashes Series 2017/18 - straw man - 04-01-2018 14:01
(04-01-2018 12:48 )Charlemagne Wrote: Numpties sent Johnny Bairstow in
No, it was Bairstow's own decision. He refused the offer of a nightwatchman.