Wasn't too many 6s hit last night. It was just a good tight evenly match game.
As far as value goes for entertainment/excitement it's pretty hard to beat.
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Wasn't too many 6s hit last night. It was just a good tight evenly match game.
As far as value goes for entertainment/excitement it's pretty hard to beat.
Getting boring now with the "URN" in the cupboard, even commentators lack some oomph
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T'was a beaut day for cricket today. A very tightly fought contest this one with the poms a nose in front.
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Stupid 3G network at the MCG can't cope with the number of people.
Any play who walks out to bat with a foot injury like broard had at the WACA earns respect from true supporters of the game. Showed character.
About time we showed some bottle and pride.
although I was only able to listen for the last few days its been awesome cricket but I think all batters have lost that hard yards stuff with these new bats which gave them the edge over great bowling for a long time. got to give a big cheer for the curator of this pitch its a cracker. to all poms you still need 2 more good days of cricket and you may get a win. kev
I have a question why the review for a front foot no ball every time a wicket falls
I've seen heaps of no balls not called, are the umps that lazy now they just go upstairs.
Who cares now about game there is no atmosphere any more, cups in the cupboard
One of my great peeves with cricket at the moment, see it all the time. It pisses me off that umpires don't bother with no balls unless there is a wicket. The ICC need to do some thing about it because it's wrong, a no ball is a no ball. Just like any other referral, it should be up to the batsman not the umpire to ask for a no ball review as the umpire should be calling them as they see them.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
The umpires are getting lazy.
Totally agree fella.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drewboyaus