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RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 16-03-2022 13:50
West Indies are unchanged, England give debuts to Fisher & Mahmood, could they be the new Trueman & Statham ? We will have to wait as Woakes will be given another chance to redeem himself & make better use of the new ball. Mahmood was expected to replace the injured Wood, Overton is unwell which has given Fisher a chance. I assume that Robinson is still struggling with his back.
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Charlemagne - 16-03-2022 15:38
I've never heard of Fisher, so I've had to look him up.
I see he's a Yorkshire seamer, so I now understand your new Trueman and Stantham link, seeing as Mahmood plays for Lancashire.
After the toothless bowling performance in the last test any changes are welcome.
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 16-03-2022 16:26
After his century Crawley did what I expect him to do quite often in his role as an opener, playing a loose shot, making a 7 ball duck. In contrast, Lees tries to out Sibley, Sibley, in a mainly shotless innings, making 16 from 93 balls, with just 2 boundaries. In his defense, which he did well (defend) Roach hung the ball wide & he wasn't tempted. At the other end Root made 31 from 81 balls with 4 fours, a sign that it's maybe not easy to score, the bowling was tight, with very little to hit, but not that threatening. This is one man, trying to work out Test cricket after 2 failures in his first Test, with some pundits unfairly citing him as an lbw candidate before his Test debut, & claiming that they had proof after being dismissed in just that manner in both innings, & another in Root trying to stop the kind of collapse that has become the norm by batting at 3, when he has just had one of the greatest years by any batsmen in his preferred number 4 position.
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 17-03-2022 16:02
WI V ENG 2nd Test Bridgetown Day 2 Close
507-9 dec (150.5 overs) Root 153 Stokes 120 Lawrence 91 Woakes 41 Permaul 3-126 Roach 2-68
WI 71-1 (27 overs) Brooks 31 no Brathwaite 28 no
England lead by 436 runs
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 17-03-2022 21:40
Another big century from Root, & a commanding aggressive ton from Stokes, back to his best, once he got in he treated the bowlers with distain. England pushed on after Lunch & had the luxury to declare, allowing 2 hours bowling. Fisher made the only breakthrough in his first over, with the wicket of Campbell. Leach will be the key as the pitch is starting to wear, & turn.
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 18-03-2022 22:23
2nd Test Day 3 Close - WI 288-4 (117 overs) Brathwaite 109 no Blackwood 102
Trail by 219 runs.
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 19-03-2022 18:56
(18-03-2022 22:23 )Boomerangutangangbang Wrote: Wi v ENG 2nd Test Bridgetown Barbados Day 4 Close
ENG 507-9 dec & 40-0 (15 overs)
WI 411 (187.5 overs) Brathwaite 160 Blackwood 102 Leach 3-118 Mahmood 2-58 Stokes 2-65
England lead by 135 runs
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 20-03-2022 17:59
(19-03-2022 18:56 )Boomerangutangangbang Wrote:(18-03-2022 22:23 )Boomerangutangangbang Wrote: Wi v ENG 2nd Test Bridgetown Barbados Day 4 Close
ENG 507-9 dec & 185-6 dec (39.5 overs) Lawrence 41 Crawley 40 Bairstow 29 Lees 24 Permaul 2-29 Seales 2-34
WI 411 (187.5 overs) & 135-5 (65 overs) Brathwaite 56 no Da Silva 30 no Blackwood 27 Mahmood 2-21 Leach 3-36
Match drawn
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - lovebabes56 - 20-03-2022 19:59
Match looks likey to be heading for a draw
Feel not having Broad and Anderson probably hasn't helped but I often have had the impresssion that the pitches in Carribean were often usually lively and sounds like this one probably went flat very quickly after maybe three days.
RE: England Tour of West Indies 2022 - T20 & Tests - Boomerangutangangbang - 20-03-2022 20:17
^^ Pitches in the Carribean have generally been this way for the last 20 years or more, with few exceptions. In domestic cricket the top wicket takers are often spinners.
I wouldn't jump the gun about a drawn match just yet, whilst it's the most likely result, the West Indies have a recent history of getting blown away, with the last 5 or 6 wickets going for very little.