Powar and Harbajan showing quite a lot promise..Munaf bowled very well, impressive yet again..
Powar and Harbajan showing quite a lot promise..Munaf bowled very well, impressive yet again..
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Learn to spell his name before you slag him off.Originally Posted by Langeveldt
That's OK - I'm pretty peed off too, which is probably why my post was a bit sarcy.Originally Posted by Goughy
Collingwood gone, big trouble now. Read has to give Dalrymple a bit of support.
The loud appeal on the previous ball probably affecting the concentration in the next ball. Six gone.
England would probably lose to Zimbabwe in ODIs these days.![]()
I'm sure we're all more collectively peed off now: Colly goes for 38. A lovely bit of bowling from Powar too; a classical off-spinner.
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Time for Read to show why he's got a big reputation in the OD game back home with the bat.
Yes, all England needs now is a run out.
A caught resulting from a six attempt with 20 overs to go and just four wickets remaining to result the 7th wicket will do.
Geraint-esque.
We've still nearly 20 overs to bat, surely a little common sense dictates it's better to bat them out than to toss your wicket away?
Probably thought **** it, was out second ball might as well push my luck for a second time.Originally Posted by BoyBrumby
Pathetic shot from Read, the needed a good partnership now. Well bowled tho..
Didn't we see something like this against pakistan too? Perhaps not the brightest bunny in the hutch.Originally Posted by BoyBrumby
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