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Interesting lack of appeal from Starc on Stokes... that was crashing into middle and leg.
I see that no Englishman has scored hundreds in both innings of an Ashes test for 68 years. Back then George VI was still on the throne and India was still ours.
I see that no Englishman has scored hundreds in both innings of an Ashes test for 68 years. Back then George VI was still on the throne and India was still ours.
Root is 40 runs away...
I see that no Englishman has scored hundreds in both innings of an Ashes test for 68 years. Back then George VI was still on the throne and India was still ours.
Root is 40 runs away...
Both Root and Bell bowled by the 89th ball faced while on 60. Unusual that!
Think we should start to have a go now and let Stokes and Buttler take complete charge. Might be risking only having a 350-375 lead but I think it would be a calculated risk
Both Root and Bell bowled by the 89th ball faced while on 60. Unusual that!
Think we should start to have a go now and let Stokes and Buttler take complete charge. Might be risking only having a 350-375 lead but I think it would be a calculated risk
Why? There is absolutely no need to take any risk at this stage. We are rattling along at over 4 an over as it is, and there is so much time in this game.
I just like us to be really positive and with possible rain on Sunday I think it's a bit of a safety net. Plus it would demoralise the Aussies bowlers more if we could whack a few to the boundary. Not talking 20/20 cricket just positive attacking cricket.
4.2 an over IS positive attacking cricket.
And in any case, even if rain wipes out an entire session, there will still be plenty of time to bowl them out.