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Seriously why would you want a LBW tattoo on yourself? :confused:
Why aren't the crowd chanting "give us a wave Lara" or something?:confused:
Poor chat from the crowd
He's getting rid of his anger on Vettori
Why aren't the crowd chanting "give us a wave Lara" or something?
Poor chat from the crowd
Haha forgot about that, commentators were talking about that and saying he could put a W so it says LBW but you wouldn't want that as a batter!
Phillip Hughes really needs to be more careful, that's the second test match that he's played a lazy shot to get out in.
Australia are hopeful of Shane Watson being fit for next week's second Test in Hamilton after he was ruled out of the series opener in Wellington due to a strain to his right hip. Watson's injury allowed Phillip Hughes to make an unexpected return to Test cricket at the Basin Reserve but with eight days until the Hamilton Test, Watson should be fit to resume his place.
"He was close to playing here," the team physio Alex Kountouris said. "He still has to be able to bat and get through all the things he has to do. It's very specific though. He could probably do 80% of what he needs to do, but not 100% and the things he can't do are quite important to him."
Kountouris compared the injury to the elbow problem that Ricky Ponting suffered when he was hit by a Kemar Roach bouncer in December. He said Watson was at risk of aggravating the injury if he worked the area too hard.
"It's a little bit like Ricky's injury with Roach, where he got hit and afterwards, every time you try to contract that muscle it gets quite painful and you can tear little fibres," he said. "So he's got a little muscle strain now as a result of the trauma. Batting is what's hurting, so we didn't even test him bowling at this stage. He couldn't even get through the batting at training, so if he couldn't do that, then there's no point pushing him any further."
Australia might miss the fourth seamer option later in the match.