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Old 07-05-2009, 09:26 AM   #751 (permalink)
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Beauty for his third tho!! 3 in the over, Benn goes for 2.

First rate catch from Swann too. Catching the difference it must be said. 119/8.
And England's bowling attack isn't just two bowlers.
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Old 07-05-2009, 09:29 AM   #752 (permalink)
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Well I took the dog for a walk about an hour ago because the game was getting flat and I come back to find I've missed 7 wickets has it been any good?
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Old 07-05-2009, 09:30 AM   #753 (permalink)
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Baker dropped, Onions still 1 short of his 5fer
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Old 07-05-2009, 09:30 AM   #754 (permalink)
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And England's bowling attack isn't just two bowlers.
Indeed. It's three bowlers.

Proper tail-end mow for two from Baker. Onions must fancy the Michelle here 'cos Lionel looks poo. & right on cue it's edged & dropped. Collingwood shells a stiff-ish chance above his head. Pity.
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Old 07-05-2009, 09:32 AM   #755 (permalink)
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Wow, if onions makes his fiver it must be one of the best debuts for a bowler in history. Had to laugh at cricinfo "Onions peels through west indies"
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Taylor should bat higher than Ramdin. Take out his 100 in that farcical game in the Windies and his average in the past 3 years is under 20. Worst batsman who keeps going.
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Do you reckon Onions likes bowling long spells? Not sure the commentators have mentioned it!
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Old 07-05-2009, 09:35 AM   #758 (permalink)
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Why isn't Bravo playing?
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Old 07-05-2009, 09:35 AM   #759 (permalink)
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Wow, if onions makes his fiver it must be one of the best debuts for a bowler in history. Had to laugh at cricinfo "Onions peels through west indies"
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it is his test debut isnt it, or have I misheard?
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Do you reckon Onions likes bowling long spells? Not sure the commentators have mentioned it!
Don't know. It's a feature of his bowling that he can take wickets in clumps- unlike say, Chris Tremlett, who takes one or two big wickets and doesn't concede many. Maybe that implies that he doesn't like bowling spell after spell.
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The Filth have comfortably the better bowling. But the Gash have the batting. Might be quite good to watch.
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At least England can call up bowlers of Bresnan or Onions's quality when they need a replacement.
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Onions still seems a bit raw.
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it is his test debut isnt it, or have I misheard?
Yes, it is his test debut but best debut for a bowler in history, come on?

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Worked out who Onions reminds me of. Ben Miller out of Armstrong & Miller:

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