Border-Gavaskar Trophy (India in Australia) Dec-Jan 2011/12
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StinkyBoHoon
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getting out when set is now becoming a bit of a feature. 7 fifties and no 100s, and in some of those it really wasn't like they were scratching around, they were looking good. australia have also made 7 fifties, but converted 3 of them here into, well massive, scores.
midgetwars
Club Captain
Hilfenhaus is a clueless bowler. in a good way
mrtwisties
Club Cricketer
A touch of extra luck (eg Haddin holding his catches) and India would have been all out for less than 250. Pattinson and Siddle may end up with rubbish-looking stats from India's second innings, but I think there's been enough done here today to show they can bowl pretty well on the more testing wickets for the bowlers.
Good to see.
Good to see.
ArcherMcKinley
School Cricketer
Bring Pattinson to India please. We want him for breakfast, lunch and dinner when we bat on Indian wickets.
That's exactly what the Australian pacers are doing to us at the moment (an in the past).
That's exactly what the Australian pacers are doing to us at the moment (an in the past).
What are the Australian pacers doing to the Australian batsmen? Who is this 'US' you are talking about? You are a BDCA (Born Desi Confused Aussie).
So you must surely not be referring to Indian team as 'WE'Funny to see calls for dropping Ashwin. On a wicket where you got nothing at all from it and when your other bowlers droop their shoulders so early and the batsmen are on a rampage, what can Ashwin do? He still managed to bowl tight and didn't let Australia away from his end.
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ArcherMcKinley
School Cricketer
What are the Australian pacers doing to the Australian batsmen? Who is this 'US' you are talking about? You are a BDCA (Born Desi Confused Aussie).
You're right. Allow me to re-phrase..Australia's pacers are having us (India) for breakfast, lunch and dinner at the moment.
Similar touch of luck would have let us bat longer in the first innings, post 350-400 and would have probably drawn us the game easily here.
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Australia's pacers are having us (India) for breakfast, lunch and dinner at the moment.
Thats true. But please don't use 'US' for India. Stay at one spot.
ArcherMcKinley
School Cricketer
Similar touch of luck would have let us bat longer in the first innings, post 350-400 and would have probably drawn us the game easily here.
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Thats true. But please don't use 'US' for India. Stay at one spot.
I guess you're right again.
So whenever I comment, I'll remain neutral.
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It's not that I don't like India as a cricketing nation. In-fact, I was cheering for India in the World Cups.
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midgetwars
Club Captain
Bring Pattinson to India please. We want him for breakfast, lunch and dinner when we bat on Indian wickets.
Not if Haddin holds onto his catches. He would of gotten more wickets.
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You've lost it son...
Your either an Aussie fan or an Indian fan.
Go for one or GTFO!
ArcherMcKinley
School Cricketer
Okay. Australia, then.
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I'll still continue addressing as a neutral though. I can't strip my nationality completely.
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Edit: These remarks are going to make me quite unpopular.
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I'll still continue addressing as a neutral though. I can't strip my nationality completely.
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Edit: These remarks are going to make me quite unpopular.
Ashwin keeps increasing his batting reputation with every innings that he plays. 49* at the point is a very good knock and should give the team some smiles too and the confidence. If India can sneak in a 400 score here (they are 16 runs away), should give them good confidence about their batting for Perth.
Edit: Damn, I should stop talking. I always say something, and the opposite happens. DARN!!!
Edit: Damn, I should stop talking. I always say something, and the opposite happens. DARN!!!
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