WI v AUS, 4th Test.

[bomber]

Close of Play:

Day 1: Australia 240, West Indies 47/2 (Smith 22*, Drakes 12*; 15 overs)

Day 2: West Indies 240, Australia 171/0 (Langer 80*, Hayden 79*; 39 overs)

 

[killa_stiky2002]

Quite ironic...those first innings' scores... but I think the Windies were the better...because all the tail reached double figures....

But once again...West Indies' fielding has led them to be 171 runs behind with 3 full ****ing days left :blink: :rant:

 

[Rangeela]

if aussies put up a good total than I think it will be tough for WI to chase

 

[sonic]

Well done to Australia for getting hold of the last session. they really came out on the front foot and finished with a more than respectable run rate of 4.5. i really want Steve Waugh to get another ton to level up with Sachin Tendulkar, it would be nice to see a contest as to who can pass Gavaskar first Australia play Bangladesh and Zimbabwe next so you would have to back the old horse...it just depends if he actually gets an opportunity to bat the way they are playing at the moment

thanks
sonic

:scooter:

 

[killa_stiky2002]

post removed by sonic for foul and abusive language

 

[Auwais BARTHEZ]

I new all along Australia were going to win.The windies have gone from up to down in an World Cup.Pakistan are rebuilting their team,why shouldn't the windies do the same?

Auwais

 

[T20]

LOL! Aussies rotest:

btw what's the word on Lawson's action? :huh: :byc:

 

[killa_stiky2002]

Lawson's action to come under scrutiny
Wisden CricInfo staff - 11 May 2003


An astonishing week of success for Jermaine Lawson may be about to turn sour, after it was reported that the match referee, Mike Procter, had requested videotapes of his bowling action.

Lawson, 21, took a career-best 7 for 78 - the best figures in a Test in Antigua - as Australia were bowled out for 240 in their first innings on Friday. That effort followed swiftly on from his hat-trick in the closing stages of the third Test in Barbados, and he had been consistently recording bowling speeds in excess of 90mph.

But he was unable to take the field on the third day of the Test after suffering a back strain, and Procter will now be taking a closer look at his action, which like that of Brett Lee and Shoaib Akhtar, appears to involve a certain degree of hyper-extension.

? Wisden CricInfo Ltd

to tell you the truth Lee's action looked more suspicious at first than Lawson's now.
Hyper-extension....explain further someone

 

[Kar_ind]

Match is getting very exciting. WI 344/6(time i posted). Come on WI

 

[killa_stiky2002]

closed on 371-6 with 47 more runs to make..Shiv's looking in sublime form and Banks doing not a bad job

 

[crout]

i went to reply to the other post next to this one. but there too many pictures, its overloading

its about time West indies done something, they will win this match. i think Bangladesh would of beat the West indies until now :