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Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:01 pmby Aidan11
Just noticed MitchJ now has 300 test wickets.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:05 pmby GarlicJam
GarlicJam wrote:Root is looking a bit imperious.
I had misread this morning - I thought he was out for not much. Disappointing for me.
Bargain. It took a while, but I got him.
He would be very disappointed with that soft dismissal. Starc was asking to go for plenty.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:06 pmby GarlicJam
Aidan11 wrote:Just noticed MitchJ now has 300 test wickets.
and what a 300th! Bairstow.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:07 pmby rich1uk
the beancounters at Edgbaston will be getting worried , they will lose a lot of money if this game doesn't reach Saturday, let alone sunday
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:21 pmby hopeforthebest
rich1uk wrote:the beancounters at Edgbaston will be getting worried , they will lose a lot of money if this game doesn't reach Saturday, let alone sunday
There was an article on cricinfo saying they've insured themselves against a shortened game including loss of revenue from food and drink sales.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:22 pmby sussexpob
Strange review, didnt look out
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:23 pmby Aidan11
Well this is a worry.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:23 pmby sussexpob
And then Buttler miss the next ball and Lyon has three wickets in as many overs this innings
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:24 pmby Aidan11
Could be over by tonight.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:24 pmby hopeforthebest
Buttler has been a big disappointment with the bat this series. another soft dismissal. The lead is not going to very big and Rodgers and Warner could knock it off rather quickly. Warner tends to get runs get runs in the second innings.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:25 pmby GarlicJam
sussexpob wrote:And then Buttler miss the next ball and Lyon has three wickets in as many overs this innings
and a ball-tracker shows that a review would have seen Buttler still batting - going over.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:25 pmby yorker_129-7
With two reviews left it was stupid not to review that even if you thought it was stone-dead. Shane Watson would have done, and he'd still be there as a result. Awful all round by England this morning.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:25 pmby Gingerfinch
Not a good morning, but could still get a 100 lead, which looks a big lead, judging by the scores so far.
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:26 pmby rich1uk
would have been over-turned on review as well , most batsmen would have chanced their arm with a review at this stage of an innings and 2 left
Re: Ashes, Third Test, Edgbaston, July 29-Aug 2
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Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:27 pmby budgetmeansbudget
For heaven's sake we're at 7th wicket stage and no reviews have been used yet. What a cock up, have to blame Mooen a bit for that non review.