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5th Match - Australia v New Zealand (18th March)

Who will win this match?


  • Total voters
    14
  • Poll closed .

Meridio

International Regular
That over from Milne has really released the pressure. Sure, two completely arsey boundaries, but he shouldn't have been bowling.
 

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Admittedly, Williamson needed one more over and can now bowl the rest between Elliott, Santner, Milne if he so desires.
 

Stapel

International Regular
Just the 2 boundaries in the last 8 (or so) overs. And both of 'm were inside edges....

I cannot see the Aussie batsmen to bring their team home.

EDIT": Oh, and when I press reply, a six is smashed......
 
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FaaipDeOiad

Hall of Fame Member
On the slow pitch debate earlier, still made for a pretty interesting game IMO. I've always felt slow/difficult batting wickets tend to make for the most entertaining ODIs and I don't think the formula is that different in t20s. Really good batting wickets make for pretty predictable games in general, which this definitely hasn't been.

So 9 an over now without Maxwell. Basically need either Marsh or Faulkner to come off and hit a few sixes. Interesing choice to send Agar in, given that.
 

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Hrmm, is it Elliott and Anderson for the last two overs? Sodhi looks the most difficult but is bowled out now.
 

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