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26th November 2004 11:33 AM
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2nd Test
4 off the first ball. 3 off the second. Hope that 37* heat doesn't melt the New Zealanders before the end of the first day!
They've taken 2 spinners into arguably Australia's flattest wicket, with the shortest boundaries square of the wicket anywhere in the world. Who makes these decisions? Is Flemming still being pursued by dodgy bookmakers (i mean, 'mystery illnesses' ).
Lucy Harris smart smart smart, Martin Harris dumb.
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26th November 2004 11:40 AM
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Another four boundaries in the 2nd over.
Langer 23 (9)
0/27 (2.0)
Regardless of this start, you would still think that the Aussies might only have to bat once in this test. You would expect them to amass a pretty big total in Adelaide.
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26th November 2004 02:17 PM
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At 0/88 Hayden and Langer became the 3rd opening partnership to amass 4000 runs.
Not sure of how many of you are listening to ABC radio, but how many of you can guess who positions 1 and 2 are?
Lucy Harris smart smart smart, Martin Harris dumb.
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26th November 2004 05:32 PM
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As soon as I saw Martyn in with the two spin bowlers on, I was worried that he wouldn't make it past ten runs. The next over he gets out for seven. Doh!
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26th November 2004 05:46 PM
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26th November 2004 06:13 PM
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ABC radio are having a field day on Franklin. And as i pack up to leave work, Langer has easily worked.... hang on, that makes 4 consecutive boundaries. In fact, 6 4's off 9 balls from Franklin.
In all of that Langer has brought up 1000 runs in a calender year - first time he's done that!
Good use of the 2nd new ball!
Lucy Harris smart smart smart, Martin Harris dumb.
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26th November 2004 06:17 PM
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26th November 2004 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by
Fishman Dan
Not sure of how many of you are listening to ABC radio, but how many of you can guess who positions 1 and 2 are?
Greenidge / Haynes?
I have seen this stat before- all i remember is that Bradman wasnt one of them.
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26th November 2004 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by
markTHEblake
Originally Posted by
Fishman Dan
Not sure of how many of you are listening to ABC radio, but how many of you can guess who positions 1 and 2 are?
Greenidge / Haynes?
I have seen this stat before- all i remember is that Bradman wasnt one of them.
Thanks Blakey. That was the easy one though.
1. Greenidge / Haynes (6000+ runs)
2. ?????
3. Hayden / Langer
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26th November 2004 06:54 PM
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Smugmug
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26th November 2004 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by
Fishman Dan
At 0/88 Hayden and Langer became the 3rd opening partnership to amass 4000 runs.
Not sure of how many of you are listening to ABC radio, but how many of you can guess who positions 1 and 2 are?
position 2 was Marvin Atapattu & Sanath Jayasuriya with 4136 Test runs at an average of 41.36
Originally Posted by sms316
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26th November 2004 07:34 PM
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You idiot jarro, anyone could have gone to Cricinfo or Google and looked that up.
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26th November 2004 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by
markTHEblake
You idiot jarro, anyone could have gone to Cricinfo or Google and looked that up.
:smt042 :smt043
Well he's right. They made it easier on the radio too, giving the hint that it's a current partnership. Roebuck had the same first guess as me - Trescothick and Vaughan, but not even i believed that.
Don't know what Hayden / Langer's average is, but surely better than 41.36.
Lucy Harris smart smart smart, Martin Harris dumb.
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26th November 2004 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by
markTHEblake
You idiot jarro, anyone could have gone to Cricinfo or Google and looked that up.
i only had to check to see how many actual runs they made .... i knew they were 2nd though.
you're a dummy Blake.
Originally Posted by sms316
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26th November 2004 10:10 PM
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The runs seemed to come slow today, but the boundaries and big scoring overs seemed to keep the score flowing.
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27th November 2004 11:08 AM
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so...wadya recokn....
a duck for our new batting star???
surely the pressure must be on after an impressive knock in the last test match???
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27th November 2004 02:24 PM
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hey....whoever it is that keeps baggin Langer (and Marto) should keep doing so...
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27th November 2004 05:12 PM
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27th November 2004 09:07 PM
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booo......our batting star didn't even get a chance to bat....BOOOOO.....
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27th November 2004 11:09 PM
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Ponting's captaincy is pretty ordinary - 400 runs to play with and no one under the batsmen's nose from the get-go?
Lucy Harris smart smart smart, Martin Harris dumb.
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28th November 2004 06:45 AM
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28th November 2004 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by
Fishman Dan
Ponting's captaincy is pretty ordinary - 400 runs to play with and no one under the batsmen's nose from the get-go?
He doesn't seem to be a very aggressive captain, does he? Go for the kill, I say.
Originally Posted by
jarro
reading todays paper, Daniel Vettori says the Kiwis can still win this test
.. even though they're 2 wickets down and 519 runs behind
At least that's the right attitude (not that they have a chance).
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28th November 2004 05:07 PM
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28th November 2004 07:35 PM
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I'll give Ponting the benefit of the doubt here, and say that we're batting again because he's resting the bowlers. It's been pretty hot over there.
Lucy Harris smart smart smart, Martin Harris dumb.
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28th November 2004 08:04 PM
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