and for a 2nd time too
62-3 and the dangerous Williamson is back in the hutch.
This is a good session from England.
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[Cricket] 3rd (Dead Rubber) Test - Eng v NZ at Clean Slate Headingley, Leeds - 11am
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and for a 2nd time too
62-3 and the dangerous Williamson is back in the hutch.
This is a good session from England.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
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NO chance of a third for the old man.
Williamson GONE. Broad again
62/3
62/3
As an aside, can anybody please explain why either of the Overton twins are anywhere near the England Test side?
(other than a truckload of actual Test class bowlers being injured, obviously)
I've never seen either of them look anything better than average.
(other than a truckload of actual Test class bowlers being injured, obviously)
I've never seen either of them look anything better than average.
He's quite tall.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
And not injured.
They're both tall, and this one (Jamie) is actually quite quick. they just aren't all that GOOD.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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Just had a look how India are getting on in their tour match.
Hmmm.
Hmmm.
Review for LBW... given not out, but looked good...
very unlucky that was called an inside edge... didn't look like it, but there was a massive noise on the pad/foot that made it hard to confirm one way or the other. Unlucky.
Overton to Conway, OUT
Bowled him! 87mph, full length, pushed across the left-hander once more, who clatters into the drive, and clatters that habitual inside-edge back into his own timbers! A massive moment for the debutant, and precisely the incision he had been picked for, making a difference when a partnership was just developing
Bowled him! 87mph, full length, pushed across the left-hander once more, who clatters into the drive, and clatters that habitual inside-edge back into his own timbers! A massive moment for the debutant, and precisely the incision he had been picked for, making a difference when a partnership was just developing
Mr Smggles
Well-known member
You feel whichever way it was given on the field, it wouldn’t have been overturned. The correct way of having 3rd Umpire/VAR/TMO.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
I see the Steve Sidwell song has been re-appropriated for Johnny Bairstow. 
Crikey... why no review?? That looked plumb...
and it was... middle and leg.
and it was... middle and leg.
crodonilson
He/Him
I am a massive BJ Watling fan, NZ just don't seem the same team without him.
Incredible scenes.
Caught off the non-strikers bat
On the stroke of tea... 123-5
Caught off the non-strikers bat
On the stroke of tea... 123-5
pasty
A different kind of pasty
That is the strangest, flukiest wicket I have ever seen 
55.2 Leach to Nicholls, OUT
Drives down the ground... and he's caught off Mitchell's bat at mid-off! Oh my days, what a way to get out! That's going straight in the what happened next round of Question of Sport
Leach has no idea what just happened, but he's getting mobbed by his team-mates, as they celebrate a bizarre dismissal with the final ball before tea
Henry Nicholls c Lees b Leach 19 (99b 1x4 0x6) SR: 19.19
Drives down the ground... and he's caught off Mitchell's bat at mid-off! Oh my days, what a way to get out! That's going straight in the what happened next round of Question of Sport
Leach has no idea what just happened, but he's getting mobbed by his team-mates, as they celebrate a bizarre dismissal with the final ball before tea
Henry Nicholls c Lees b Leach 19 (99b 1x4 0x6) SR: 19.19
That is the strangest, flukiest wicket I have ever seen
Stokes set the field perfectly for that!