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I swear to Robbo I was going to write 'not Grecian' but decided to spare you. More fool me.
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India weren't too far behind. But Tredwell kept the rate down and took 4 wickets. The unsung hero prize goes to Joe Root. Didn't get a swing at it, but bowled 9 tidy overs. |
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And I thought it was a pretty good win. The top 6 did their jobs, even if I thought we were going to be about 50 runs short of a par score until Patel got us somewhere close. And most of the bowling was respectable against an experienced batting side who would have fancied chasing 350 in those conditions, especially against that attack. Tredwell did far better than we had any right to expect, and I don't see him claiming 4 for 44 every time. Which means the batsmen will need to do even better if we are going to stay competitive, as our bowling still looks like a weakness out there. But we've already done better than in the previous two series in India, which in itself exceeded most folks' expectations. I'd still like to see Buttler in the side, as I think he could develop into a serious threat. Root's economical bowling makes that unlikely just yet. I can't see any other reason why he has leap-frogged JB into the team. |
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btw three rest days after each of these games sounds like at least one day too many.
I'm sure the players from both sides would prefer the series to finish sooner rather than later, and I don't see any commercial reasons for stringing it out like this. |
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The games are all over the place. They probably just need extra time for travelling between the places - players, press and the bcci |
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It's funny with kies in this position, he does okay, but never more than that, it never looks like he's going to strike massively. |
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guess they just don't he is a good enough wk yet for 50 overs. hey i'd love buttler in there over kieswetter at present - even though i rate kieswetter. I'm just saying I wouldn't be anticipating kieswetter being replaced by buttler in this series - but maybe im wrong.
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