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Old 29-10-2006, 04:00 AM   #1471 (permalink)
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Old 29-10-2006, 04:11 AM   #1472 (permalink)
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Not looking good for Australia here. Given that the pitch is meant to be a good bowling one, and the whole 'dew factor,' we really need to get them out for a low score, and I daresay 2/123 after 27 overs wasn't what Australia was hoping for.
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What the hell is Sehwag thinking with that shot?
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Sehwag gone, nice bowl from Johnson.
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I assume Yuvraj Singh is injured, is he not?
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Great delivery from Johnson - swinging at close to 90mph and a leftie is quality

Sehwag chanced his arm and hit some great shots but was really tied down once they bowled at the stumps

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Not looking good for Australia here. Given that the pitch is meant to be a good bowling one, and the whole 'dew factor,' we really need to get them out for a low score, and I daresay 2/123 after 27 overs wasn't what Australia was hoping for.
3 down now - Sehwag plumb to Johnson. So far the pitch has been described as a good one though, and the dew factor ought to affect them more than us.

Not too worried at this point - if India go on and make 270, 280+ I might be pretty concerned, but there's plenty of time here for a collapse.
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3 down now - Sehwag plumb to Johnson. So far the pitch has been described as a good one though, and the dew factor ought to affect them more than us.

Not too worried at this point - if India go on and make 270, 280+ I might be pretty concerned, but there's plenty of time here for a collapse.
Theres plenty of time and wicket for them to get there too.
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From this point 132/3 i would back india to score atleast 260. I have got this great feeling that dhoni is gonna smash it around the park today? and take india to 280+.
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The lack of singles and twos in the Indian innings in the middle overs is worrying. There's no shortage of batting here, when you've got a genuine batsman yet to step in, but they're playing out way too many dot balls. The Australian bowling attack is rather inexperienced, while Kaif and Dravid have been around for a long time. They can't afford to let this carry on till the 40th over, else we'll see lots of reckless batting past that phase.

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8 runs saved by the stumps this inning. 153-3. 270 most likely from here.
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The lack of singles and twos in the Indian innings in the middle overs is worrying. There's no shortage of batting here, when you've got a genuine batsman yet to step in, but they're playing out way too many dot balls. The Australian bowling attack is rather inexperienced, while Kaif and Dravid have been around for a long time. They can't afford to let this carry on till the 40th over, else we'll see lots of reckless batting past that phase.

Nitpicks: Notice the crunching sound each time the ball hits the pitch before it reaches the batsman?
Yea I notice that too, when I'm looking at laptop and I hear that I get scared thinking a wicket fell
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The Indians have already found a target: Andrew Symonds.

When the Indians come out to bowl, they'll be a bowler down. The big question is how they'll handle the spare ten overs. If dew is a factor, we wouldn't expect any of the part-time bowlers to last longer than three overs, making it a weak area in the bowling lineup.
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