Griffo
Chairman of Selectors
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Day 4 Session 1
The Bangladeshi bowlers have had no chances against Jaques and Gilchrist with these batsmen putting on a 133 run stand at the end of day 3 but this soon came to a close with Mashrafe Mortaza finally breaking through getting the wicket of Phil Jaques for a relatively chanceless 136 runs.
Brett Lee joined Adam Gilchrist and the onslaught continued with the vice captain hitting a four as soon as he was back on strike. Gilchrist continued to find the boundary until he was caught behind giving Mashrafe Mortaza his 4th wicket. Adam Gilchrist leaves on 81 with Australia’s lead now 564.
You might expect Australia to declare soon with Warne and Lee at the crease with such a tremendous lead and even with an insurmountable lead Brett Lee took to the Bangladeshi bowlers but eventually went for one slog too many getting stumped down the leg side off the bowling of Mohammed Rafique.
Jason Gillespie is surprising allowed a bat with Australia chasing a 600 run lead with just 11 runs left to get and he shows his intent by hitting a boundary immediately. Next over Abdur Razzak is finally rewarded for good bowling getting Shane Warne caught in close with Australia just 5 runs away from the 600 lead.
Glenn McGrath came to the crease with the bat the right way around which was surprising to all the commentators but nothing could stop Jason Gillespie from gaining the 600 run lead as he hit two consecutive fours to increase the lead to 603. Abdur Razzak eventually cleaned up the tail trapping Glenn McGrath infront adding another duck to his tally and Australia finished all out for 436 with a lead of 607 runs.
The Tigers have alot of work to do and will be looking to finish the game on a positive note but with the bowling form of the Australians it will be a challenge.
Australia 2nd Innings
Batting
Bowling
The Bangladeshi bowlers have had no chances against Jaques and Gilchrist with these batsmen putting on a 133 run stand at the end of day 3 but this soon came to a close with Mashrafe Mortaza finally breaking through getting the wicket of Phil Jaques for a relatively chanceless 136 runs.
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Brett Lee joined Adam Gilchrist and the onslaught continued with the vice captain hitting a four as soon as he was back on strike. Gilchrist continued to find the boundary until he was caught behind giving Mashrafe Mortaza his 4th wicket. Adam Gilchrist leaves on 81 with Australia’s lead now 564.
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You might expect Australia to declare soon with Warne and Lee at the crease with such a tremendous lead and even with an insurmountable lead Brett Lee took to the Bangladeshi bowlers but eventually went for one slog too many getting stumped down the leg side off the bowling of Mohammed Rafique.
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Jason Gillespie is surprising allowed a bat with Australia chasing a 600 run lead with just 11 runs left to get and he shows his intent by hitting a boundary immediately. Next over Abdur Razzak is finally rewarded for good bowling getting Shane Warne caught in close with Australia just 5 runs away from the 600 lead.
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Glenn McGrath came to the crease with the bat the right way around which was surprising to all the commentators but nothing could stop Jason Gillespie from gaining the 600 run lead as he hit two consecutive fours to increase the lead to 603. Abdur Razzak eventually cleaned up the tail trapping Glenn McGrath infront adding another duck to his tally and Australia finished all out for 436 with a lead of 607 runs.
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The Tigers have alot of work to do and will be looking to finish the game on a positive note but with the bowling form of the Australians it will be a challenge.
Australia 2nd Innings
Batting
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Bowling
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