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3rd Test (Lord’s) - 10 July to 14 July

cnerd123

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Surely questions should be asked about selectors.Crawley no more please get some bowlers who can bowl like indiaWe get no movement but India wobble ball all over the place
Crawley and Bashir are Bazball project players. I guess the management won't drop them unless they find other players with similar attributes/vibes. They don't want a dour opener or a short skiddy spinner.

I'm surprised Hartley has fallen out of the picture tbh. He seemed to have the same attributes as Bashir but with a better record, better batting and the added boost of being a left arm spinner.
 

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
Jadeja should get like two to three befor lunch just to get a gauge on what the pitch is doing for the spinners at the moment. It’ll give some idea on how to rotate the pace guys after lunch.
 

Spark

Global Moderator
Wtf happened to this thing overnight? Was there an earthquake that destabilised the underlying surface or some ****?
 

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
Wtf happened to this thing overnight? Was there an earthquake that destabilised the underlying surface or some ****?
I wonder if England bowlers end up getting less out of it coz they are all tall, the way one of the English analysts explained it last game. Was it Broad?
 

Spark

Global Moderator
Surely with balls behaving like that you don't want to be bowling wide of off stump at all. Make the batsman sweat on the shooter.
 

Arachnödouche2.0

State Vice-Captain
I forget how good a keeper Sangakkara was. Here's a great batsman on comm and he suddenly opens up on the intricacies of keeping from very real, extensive experience.
 

Spark

Global Moderator
I wonder if England bowlers end up getting less out of it coz they are all tall, the way one of the English analysts explained it last game. Was it Broad?
Maybe? I guess Indian quicks do tend to be skiddier-type quicks as a rule and instinctively tend to bowl straighter, but this feels like a pretty extreme difference.
 

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