***Official*** Australia in South Africa 2013/14

[vic_orthdox]

Yup Sids.

 

[Riggins]

that's a seriously good rock.

 

[Noppe]

Eat his vegetable **** now m8

 

[ajdude]

****, i actually thought that was de villiers for some reason

 

[OverratedSanity]

That's huge

 

[Johnners]

Super from M00bs

 

[NUFAN]

Yessssss SIDDLE. I was heading to bed after that ball too.

184 WICKETS from Siddle.

 

[Jono]

Was actually out lbw very early in that innings (umpire's call but meh). Anyway, most of his big runs have come from 300/3 type of scores (I went through each and every one of his tons during Ind-SA when someone said he was as good as Clarke or something like that) and he generally goes missing in situations such as this one. Same story in ODIs too..especially knockout games...has a very large percentage of his tons in dead rubbers there as well. Let's see how he goes here. Not expecting him to make even a half century Let's see if he proves me wrong.

Only good back to the wall innings are tons?

See his innings in Adelaide 2012/13

 

[benchmark00]

That was a really good ball.

Unlike some, I can give credit where it's due btw.

 

[Daemon]

Eat his vegetable **** now m8

wtf?

 

[DDP]

F***

 

[OverratedSanity]

Best attack in the world?

 

[FaaipDeOiad]

Thankfully his lucky wicket came early this time.

 

[NUFAN]

Siddle is such a gun. Just got one of the best batsman out in the world and he's a first change bowler. WAG

Exactly right.

 

[Jono]

Yup Sids.

indeed. Just such a good bowling.

 

[benchmark00]

Best attack in the world?

Nah apparently New Zealand's.

 

[ajdude]

hahahahahaha what

 

[Xuhaib]

Yep I reckon it is.

AB still perenially underrated though on here.

with Kallis done I think he is officially now the best batsman for the #1 side in the world though I would not complain if some feel its Hashim.

 

[Daemon]

Another chance for de Villiers to play a balls to the walls innings and make his haters taste.

 

[Spark]

Haha that's a pretty amazing shot under the circumstances