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England v New Zealand 3rd Test
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Pressure on England's batsmen to deliver.
Sky on my PC is BRILLIO
Sky on my PC is BRILLIO
Peppermint Tea
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- Aug 31, 2007
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McCullum can't keep wicket because of his bad back so that will upset the balance of the Kiwi side even more.
Not sure inserting us is the right thing to do...Eng to win by 150 runs...
Not sure inserting us is the right thing to do...Eng to win by 150 runs...
Marshy
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Yeah spill Unc
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You need a valid Sky subscription with Multiroom for it to work I think
Sake.
John Bumlick
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why does Chris Martin do that little jump before he releases the ball? surely he could bowl faster if he cut that out.
(bowled him - bugger)
(bowled him - bugger)
Gazwag
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as my office doesnt have a tv licence we are not allowed to watch any live tv via the internet anymore
Mendoza
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You got to love all the pre match talk about getting 400+ and the top 6 batsmen to fire big scores, then Cook comes in and leaves again on 8 :thud:
The has been a result within 4 days in every game at Trent Bridge this season, the highest score hasnt got past 300, and the highest score this season there is some thug called M J Prior with the only century
The has been a result within 4 days in every game at Trent Bridge this season, the highest score hasnt got past 300, and the highest score this season there is some thug called M J Prior with the only century
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Vaughan has just CREAMED 3 4s in an over
32/1
32/1
Gazwag
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whats the score cricinfo has died on 20/1
REDLAND
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53 - 2 Vaughan out for nothing really
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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84-2 at lunch. Honours even in the first session.
250 wouldn't be a bad score, 300 would be great, 350 plus and we'd be in the box seat.
250 wouldn't be a bad score, 300 would be great, 350 plus and we'd be in the box seat.
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84/3 now
Strauss gone
Strauss gone
Marshy
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Bell gone
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86/5
Collingwood
Oh Dear
Collingwood
Oh Dear
So what about 95 all out?
TSB
Captain Hindsight
1346: WICKET - Collingwood c Taylor b Mills 0, Eng 86-5
Let's look on the bright side here - at least we won't be stuck watching Bell and Colly scrabble all afternoon like men who've dropped their contact lenses. Collingwood prods forward like a man who's never held a bat before and gets a fat edge to tumbling Taylor at first slip.
From Beau Merchant, TMS inbox: "When Strauss was caught, a piece of Kit-Kat fell out of my mouth onto my t-shirt. It's melted. I now have to go to the hairdressers with chocolate on my t-shirt. Thanks Strauss."
1346: WICKET - Bell lbw O'Brien 0, Eng 85-4
Moans of dismay come from those same agaped mouths as Bell goes for a quacker, trapped bang in front with one speared in by O'Brien. The bowler kisses his own hand and waves his other at the sunny sky, and Bell trudges off without removing his lid. The shame, the shame... Still - no need to panic - here comes Collywoo... oh...
1342: WICKET - Strauss c Taylor b Mills 37, Eng 84-3
What was that? Strauss, his mind clearly still on the lunch-time dressing-room spread, thrashes wildly at a wide one and edges into Taylor's grateful palms at second slip. Shocked silence at Trent Bridge - mouths are agape around the ground, wet balls of white bread and cucumber hanging off bottom lips.
Let's look on the bright side here - at least we won't be stuck watching Bell and Colly scrabble all afternoon like men who've dropped their contact lenses. Collingwood prods forward like a man who's never held a bat before and gets a fat edge to tumbling Taylor at first slip.
From Beau Merchant, TMS inbox: "When Strauss was caught, a piece of Kit-Kat fell out of my mouth onto my t-shirt. It's melted. I now have to go to the hairdressers with chocolate on my t-shirt. Thanks Strauss."
1346: WICKET - Bell lbw O'Brien 0, Eng 85-4
Moans of dismay come from those same agaped mouths as Bell goes for a quacker, trapped bang in front with one speared in by O'Brien. The bowler kisses his own hand and waves his other at the sunny sky, and Bell trudges off without removing his lid. The shame, the shame... Still - no need to panic - here comes Collywoo... oh...
1342: WICKET - Strauss c Taylor b Mills 37, Eng 84-3
What was that? Strauss, his mind clearly still on the lunch-time dressing-room spread, thrashes wildly at a wide one and edges into Taylor's grateful palms at second slip. Shocked silence at Trent Bridge - mouths are agape around the ground, wet balls of white bread and cucumber hanging off bottom lips.