Joined: Jul 31 2003 Posts: 36786 Location: Leafy Worcester, home of the Black Pear
Andy Gilder wrote:With England not having to win another game in the series can someone explain the logic behind going into this match a batter light, particularly given how shaky Bopara has looked in the series so far?
Comical decision making from Strauss and Flower - should have been a straight swap Trott for Flintoff.
Have to agree. Our batting has been ropey so what do we do? Go in a batsman light.
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Joined: Oct 15 2003 Posts: 53839 Location: North Yorkshire
Kosh wrote:Have to agree. Our batting has been ropey so what do we do? Go in a batsman light.
The thing is we could not just replace Freddie with Trott as then we would have been a seamer short, if the pitch is not going to spin then Harmy could ahve come in for Swann. We are very reliant on the likes Prior, Broad and Swann getting runs now.
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PAUL M wrote:This pitch will be a belter once the cloud cover goes, we will end up 200ish all out and they will score 450 and will end up up winning by an inngs.
Be interesting to see what the Aussies do later in the day if England dig in. Once the ball goes a bit softer and loses its shine they might regret not having a specialist spinner to rotate the quicks around.
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Joined: Oct 15 2003 Posts: 53839 Location: North Yorkshire
Andy Gilder wrote:Be interesting to see what the Aussies do later in the day if England dig in. Once the ball goes a bit softer and loses its shine they might regret not having a specialist spinner to rotate the quicks around.
They can use Clarke and North though, they can do a job.
It was always going to be a case of get through the first hour and then capitise on a good track. By day three the groundsmen expects the ball to start keeping low so unless we get first inngs run we lose the advantage of batting first.
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1 win out of the last 8 ashes tests
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Joined: May 29 2009 Posts: 1733 Location: S.C.G.hill-kogarah-london-
Andy Gilder wrote:Be interesting to see what the Aussies do later in the day if England dig in. Once the ball goes a bit softer and loses its shine they might regret not having a specialist spinner to rotate the quicks around.
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1 win out of the last 8 ashes tests 
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15 grand final wins. 14 grand final loses. 15[16now] minor premiers. no other club compare's. SUPER SOWARD 
