[Cricket] England vs Australia Third Ashes Test - Leeds 22nd-26th August 2019

[Machiavelli]

A question. What's the difference between test and ODI cricket for batters. Obviously you have to be more patient but in ODI Roy was regularly making 50-100. How come he's struggling to get 20 in a test match, in theory couldn't he play like it's an ODI and score more than he is current?

Test cricket lasts for five days. If you bat first, you need to aim to bat for two days. You tire their bowlers out, and when you've done that, all of a sudden, it becomes easier to score runs. It's far less a test of technique as a test of temperament. You need to be disciplined and leave balls. You leave a ball that's outside your off stump and then the bowler's got to bowl another one. Continue, and they'll get tired. You play at a ball outside the off stump, and you might get a four, but you might also edge the ball to the slip cordon waiting to snaffle it up.

 

[Nobby]

A question. What's the difference between test and ODI cricket for batters. Obviously you have to be more patient but in ODI Roy was regularly making 50-100. How come he's struggling to get 20 in a test match, in theory couldn't he play like it's an ODI and score more than he is current?

Totally different games mate. Chalk and cheese

 

[GingerBeerMan]

Totally different games mate. Chalk and cheese

Yes my question was how they differ. I didn't realise the balls were actually different, that can account for a big difference straight away

 

[Bry Nylon]

A question. What's the difference between test and ODI cricket for batters. Obviously you have to be more patient but in ODI Roy was regularly making 50-100. How come he's struggling to get 20 in a test match, in theory couldn't he play like it's an ODI and score more than he is current?

Test cricket lasts for five days.

Not if you play for England.

 

[OzMike]

Warner faced at least 90 balls before he started scoring shots, can't we learn from watching how the opposition deal with the conditions.
Totally unacceptable, batting like novices and not professionals.
Give me 11 Boycotts any day, painful to watch but effective.

 

[The Wizard]

Only chance we hve is to skittle them this morning quickly, chasing 300/320 over nearly 3 days especially on a day 3/4 pitch should be possible, but highly improbable with the terrible batting on show so far from England this series.

Could be over within 3 days, again. What has happened to test cricket?

 

[BensGrandad]

4 quick wickets and who knows what may happen.

 

[The Wizard]

Extras 16 not out

 

[Gwylan]

There were only 291 runs in the 1st test in 1888, so we've already gone past that (we lost that one)

I've been looking at the match in 1888: it lasted a day and a half - an astonishing 27 wickets fell in the three hours on the second day - a wicket every seven minutes. England would have to go some to beat that

 

[Lifelong Supporter]

England only 5 to 1 to win. Not sure there should be too many takers at that price !!!

 

[vegster]

Post Mortem of English cricket well under way on TMS this morning.... Aggers wants to scrap one of the One day tournaments completely, one division for County Championship AND getting rid of some of the First Class counties... Lookout those without a Test Match ground!

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

England only 5 to 1 to win. Not sure there should be too many takers at that price !!!

Should be more like the legendary 500 to 1 from the 1981 game. I'd say we have no chance. Aggers really went off on one on TMS, Basically calling for a complete restructuring of the County game. That might be all good in the longer terms - but where do we goes for the next two Tests?

 

[The Wizard]

Stokes bowling some superb stuff, feel really sorry for the bowlers particularly broad and Archer, they’ve worked their bollocks off to give out batsman a platform only to be repaid with 67 all out

 

[The Wizard]

Oh **** off, Labuschagne finally edged one and dropped. Poor from Bairstow. Broad absolutely fuming, rightfully so.

 

[the right footed denilson]

Post Mortem of English cricket well under way on TMS this morning.... Aggers wants to scrap one of the One day tournaments completely, one division for County Championship AND getting rid of some of the First Class counties... Lookout those without a Test Match ground!

Streamlining the CC would make sense. Some of the guff that’s playing regular cricket is laughable. Concentrate on a core set of competitive players. Players need to be tested every day in every match, and passengers need to be sent to club cricket. Far, far too many average players. The two division thing hasn’t really worked- if anything it’s just created a bit of a gulf between certain teams and the rest.


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[Eeyore]

Oh **** off, Labuschagne finally edged one and dropped. Poor from Bairstow. Broad absolutely fuming, rightfully so.

Underlines my point about keepers- and I'll keep banging on about it.

Foakes would have caught that.

Why have a keeper who averages 10 more than another when he puts down chances that end up costing a lot more ? It's a false economy.

Really winds me up the selection panels just don't get it.

 

[The Wizard]

359 to win what about 250 overs to play? Easy peasy.

Nope.

 

[Eeyore]

Australians once scored more than 400 to beat us here. Although they had Bradman.

 

[DumLum]

How many England wickets before Lunch?

 

[Gazwag]

118 ao, all over before we get home from the Amex