India in Australia

[Rozil]

I think he genuinely meant you looked like a good member mate. Cos you do. The more people who'll debate over the game fairly and properly the better.

Thankyou

 

[mattfb]

Yeah Haydos is in good touch. Jaques is looking good too. Hopefully these boys can build another big partnership.

 

[ZexyZahid]

Yuvraj Singh has been charged for dissent. He will face the consequences after the Test by the match referee.

 

[Cricketman]

Yuvraj Singh has been charged for dissent. He will face the consequences after the Test by the match referee.

For just standing? Crap IMO.

 

[0601731]

kumble should be bowling soon,the seamers are looking in effective,maybe harbhajan can chip in this time.

 

[Rozil]

I don't like saying it and I mean no disrespect but you really can tell the difference between the two sides right now. Every second ball there is a delivery drifting onto middle and leg and Hayden and Jaques are scoring way too freely.

Neither bowler looks to be in any sort of rhythm unfortunately.

 

[aussie_ben91]

For the Indians who say their "way to go" to get whitewashed in a series about Australia just because they've challenged Australia in the past. Don't get to excited, England beat us in 2005 series and look what happened to them last year. Anything can happen.

I've never rated Yuvraj Singh anyway. I think his overrated and a pretty poor record in Test Cricket & a not overally flash record in ODI's suggests so aswell.

Hayden better play in Sydney.

 

[mattfb]

That really is beside the point my friend. Many many people have said "let Australia play class' when India haven't been playing class as of late either, so why can't we say 'let India play class'..

Is it that hard to get ya noggin around?

Mate, not enough teams are class. We lose Waugh and Lehman, we bring in Huss who averages 80 in his first 10 matches. We lose Langer? "What are we gonna do about that!?!?" Bring in Jaques who averages 70 after his first 5 games. How many other teams can do that?

BTW mate, India are playing class right now

Ben, you going to the Sydney test? I hopefully will be going day 3.

 

[aussie_ben91]

For just standing? Crap IMO.

You're joking, right? You're not allowed to do that especially for aslong as he did, that's a big NO NO. He deserves whatever he gets thrown at him. Very poor. It's one thing to walk off and curse while you're walking off the ground but to stare straight at the umpire is a completely different thing.

 

[mattfb]

You're joking, right? You're not allowed to do that especially for aslong as he did, that's a big NO NO. He deserves whatever he gets thrown at him.

Anyway, he was out a few overs before. He got a slice of luck then a bit of bad luck he goes and has a cry about it. Deserves to get charged. I was just sitting there thinking "On ya way, what you waiting for?"

 

[Rozil]

For just standing? Crap IMO.

No, no. Players playing international cricket really should be behaving themselves and on television it sets a bad example and doesn't highlight the spirit of the game. He carried on way too long there. If you don't think you're out (he was) just go, no point standing there looking like Mr Angry pants.

 

[0601731]

this is just the 1st test,and with hardly any practice everyone knew india was going to struggle but that doesnt mean they ll get whitewashed.

 

[Cricketman]

You're joking, right? You're not allowed to do that especially for aslong as he did, that's a big NO NO. He deserves whatever he gets thrown at him. Very poor. It's one thing to walk off and curse while you're walking off the ground but to stare straight at the umpire is a completely different thing.

What about Pietersen, who came back to the crease after his teammates told him to, when he was adjudged out? That's not a big "NO NO"?

 

[Will_NA]

Rozil, I was just slightly taken aback by your confidence. But, i guess that is part and parcel of winning just as a Chelsea, Manure or Arsenal supporter would be expected to be slightly arrogant.

I'd actually be more surprised not to see a cocky Aussie

Anyway, I'm missing the action since my six year old brothers are controlling the TV.

 

[mattfb]

this is just the 1st test,and with hardly any practice everyone knew india was going to struggle but that doesnt mean they ll get whitewashed.

So what they got hardly any practise. They have to deal with it mate. There professional cricketers. How much practise in each country do you think Australia are going to get in these next few months? We fly straight from Pakistan to start the Windies tour, then straight back home to play Bangladesh etc..

Im missing the action too seems my sis has the TV. But my Dad's brother is coming over soon to watch it with my Dad so my sis is gonna have to give up the TV