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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Woke up this morning and found out the game was still on, bit surprised, but that's probably because I haven't been following the series too closely.
Such dismally disinteresting cricket. That drop from Bresnan illustrated it quite well. Very happy for White though, you still have to make the 100 runs, and he did that, so well played.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Suffolk, England
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England. Stop the singles ffs. Get closer, letting them have singles every ball is just setting you up for failure, as a boundary ball is inevitible with our bowling.
A quick XI to add into the mix: Craig Kieswetter + Ravi Bopara Alex Hales Kevin Pietersen * Jonathan Trott Andrew Flintoff Luke Wright Stuart Broad Adil Rashid Graeme Swann Ryan Sidebottom I want to see this team when everyone's fit/qualified (Kieswetter). Bin as many of this team as possible and get some hitters into the side. Tell Bopara to play his proper game, get Hales in to give it a whack, Trott has to play and Anderson has to go. At least if this team's picked the cricket would be entertaining. Kieswetter, Bopara, Hales, Pietersen, Trott, Flintoff and Wright aren't going to hang around and strike at 60 runs per 100 balls. Well, Bopara under Strauss would, but if he plays properly, like he does for Essex he would do a far better job. Also, I don't really care if Hales isn't 'ready' for International cricket. He looks to have a decent technique and is seriously powerful. You'll only know if he's good enough once he plays, I say give him a go. Last edited by King Pietersen; 09-09-2009 at 03:00 PM. |
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Eternal Optimist
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Wright been much better with the ball than bat in this series
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Eternal Optimist
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Obviously it's very possible that Freddie might never play for England again. Therefore, it is very possible that we're ****ed. Miss him more than we will in the Test side.
and please never let Pietersen get injured again. My word, we're dire at ODIs. Glad these came after the Ashes, could have been some serious damage done to morale etc |
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World Traveller
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Super Happy Fun Sugar Lollipop Land!
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It is going to be a matter of time before Bangladesh beat your mob.
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State Regular
Join Date: Jul 2009
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The good thing about the ODI's being after the Tests is that even when we're 7-0 down I can still post this;
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