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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 5:42 pm

Day 1 2014/2015
Adelaide- Aus- 6/354
Melbourne- Aus 5/259

Day 1 2013/2014
Adelaide- Aus 5/280
Melbourne- Eng 6/210

Day 1 2012/2013
Adelaide- Aus 5/482
Melbourne- Aus 3/150

Day 1 2011/2012
Adelaide- Aus 3/335
Melbourne- Aus 6/277

Day 1 2010/2011
Adelaide- washout
Melbourne- Aussies all out

Obviously the washout doesn't count but on nearly every occasion in the last 4 years the MCG has provided a closer contest between and ball
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby Q. » Fri Dec 26, 2014 5:47 pm

Today was more of a snoozefest than Adelaide. I rather enjoyed the centuries that were being made in Adelaide.
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 5:50 pm

Q. wrote:Today was more of a snoozefest than Adelaide. I rather enjoyed the centuries that were being made in Adelaide.


I'm more of a quality over quantity type of guy ;)
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby spell_check » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:08 pm

whufc wrote:Day 1 2014/2015
Adelaide- Aus- 6/354
Melbourne- Aus 5/259

Day 1 2013/2014
Adelaide- Aus 5/280
Melbourne- Eng 6/210

Day 1 2012/2013
Adelaide- Aus 5/482
Melbourne- Aus 3/150

Day 1 2011/2012
Adelaide- Aus 3/335
Melbourne- Aus 6/277

Day 1 2010/2011
Adelaide- washout
Melbourne- Aussies all out

Obviously the washout doesn't count but on nearly every occasion in the last 4 years the MCG has provided a closer contest between and ball


2010/11 Australia were all out 245 here; England 0/1 at stumps; Australia all out 98 at MCG and England were 0/157
2012/13 Sri Lanka were all out 156 at MCG; Australia 3/150 at stumps
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby mal » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:11 pm

WHUFC is not posting about which venue gets results or not
His gripe is that AO is too much in favor of batsmen for 3 days
With the equilibrium being lopsided in batting he gets bored , at times so do I
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:11 pm

spell_check wrote:
whufc wrote:Day 1 2014/2015
Adelaide- Aus- 6/354
Melbourne- Aus 5/259

Day 1 2013/2014
Adelaide- Aus 5/280
Melbourne- Eng 6/210

Day 1 2012/2013
Adelaide- Aus 5/482
Melbourne- SL 156, Aus 3/150

Day 1 2011/2012
Adelaide- Aus 3/335
Melbourne- Aus 6/277

Day 1 2010/2011
Adelaide- Aus 245, Eng 1/0
Melbourne- Aus 98, Eng 0/157

Obviously the washout doesn't count but on nearly every occasion in the last 4 years the MCG has provided a closer contest between and ball


2010/11 Australia were all out 245 here; England 0/1 at stumps; Australia all out 98 at MCG and England were 0/157
2012/13 Sri Lanka were all out 156 at MCG; Australia 3/150 at stumps


Thanks for the correction
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby bennymacca » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:17 pm

Love how you guys get bored by test matches yet T20s are just tee ball.
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby mal » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:20 pm

bennymacca wrote:Love how you guys get bored by test matches yet T20s are just tee ball.


They have declarations in many T20 to get results as well !
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby bennymacca » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:23 pm

personally i don't mind that adelaide is a batathon (not that i necessarily think it is) as long as different pitches have different characteristics. I love that indian pitches are different to australian pitches, and that australian pitches are mostly different to each other.

if all the pitches were like brisbane or the waca that would be just as boring imo
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:24 pm

bennymacca wrote:Love how you guys get bored by test matches yet T20s are just tee ball.


As discussed previously I will watch test match cricket every day of the week over t20 but I don't find watching teams 5/480 or 3/300 very interesting

If a pitch on day 1 has to err to one side me personally would much rather see a pitch with a little bit extra in it for the bowlers and teams bowled out for the 230-280 mark than seeing a batathon but that's just me personally.
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby bennymacca » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:25 pm

As I said if that happened every game it would be just as boring imo. Variety FTW
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:30 pm

bennymacca wrote:personally i don't mind that adelaide is a batathon (not that i necessarily think it is) as long as different pitches have different characteristics. I love that indian pitches are different to australian pitches, and that australian pitches are mostly different to each other.

if all the pitches were like brisbane or the waca that would be just as boring imo


Agree, the beauty to test cricket is each pitch has its own characteristics, for mine though Adelaide is so all or nothing it has basically become the 'template test'

Teams will have there first innings over day 1,2,3 and possibly 4, one of these innings will without doubt end from a declaration or a score of over 450

Day 4 will be a bit tougher with the game revolving around whether the team will declare around tea day 4 or morning of day 5

And then bang the test starts it game on

This year was a classic Adelaide template test where the only real excitement is day 5
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby bennymacca » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:31 pm

Warner 40 off 15 balls was pretty exciting!
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:34 pm

Anyway today for me was a brilliant day of test cricket

Pitch had abit of bounce in it early and a tad of uneven bounce.

India bowled good lines and batsmen really had to get in before getting to extravegent

Looks like the type of pitch where you are never completely in

Really loved the Haddin/short ball battle as well as watching Watson and Marsh batting for their careers

Game is evenly poised heading into day 2, personally I think 320-340 is par score
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:35 pm

bennymacca wrote:Warner 40 off 15 balls was pretty exciting!


That's what teeballs for, I like my test cricket to be a test for all involved

But I'm a bit odd

I a lot of times find the 10 goals to 8 goals in wet conditions SANFL game more exciting than the 22 goals to 16 and I would much rather watch a 0-0 epl game over a 4-1 goal fest

That's why I probabky rate the two best innings I have ever seen as

Clarkes 140 odd in 'that' test in South Africa where Aussies were bowled out for 40 odd

Steve Waugh 200 against the Windies in 1995, I was only 12 probably created my love of test match batting
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby Jim05 » Fri Dec 26, 2014 6:44 pm

bennymacca wrote:personally i don't mind that adelaide is a batathon (not that i necessarily think it is) as long as different pitches have different characteristics. I love that indian pitches are different to australian pitches, and that australian pitches are mostly different to each other.

if all the pitches were like brisbane or the waca that would be just as boring imo

When the Indians visit every pitch should be like the WACA.
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby Q. » Fri Dec 26, 2014 7:46 pm

bennymacca wrote:Love how you guys get bored by test matches yet T20s are just tee ball.


Every game must be the same for it to be good.
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby whufc » Fri Dec 26, 2014 8:34 pm

Q. wrote:
bennymacca wrote:Love how you guys get bored by test matches yet T20s are just tee ball.


Every game must be the same for it to be good.


The AO pitch has that down pat then hey ;)
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Re: Aus v Ind Test Series

Postby am Bays » Fri Dec 26, 2014 8:36 pm

mal wrote:WHUFC is not posting about which venue gets results or not
His gripe is that AO is too much in favor of batsmen for 3 days
With the equilibrium being lopsided in batting he gets bored , at times so do I

Well you Nuffies stick to the t20 rubbish then :roll:

Good bowlers have always been able to get wickets on Adelaide oval, however it's not been due to bowling seam up or due to swing a la Brisbane. Adelaide has always been about changes of pace, variations in length and using your bowling brain. If you doubt me read the book Extra Cover by Jack Egan and the quotes attributable to the late Graham Dilley who took more test wickets than any nuffy on here (I include myself in that descriptor too)

The beauty of test cricket is the variances and nuances in the different venues. Yes adelaide has favoured the bat more than the ball but than is a contrast to Brisbane which can be a swing bowlers paradise, Perth traditionally favours pace bowling but can be a road once your in and Sydney favours spin teaditionly.

Yes let's produce the same pitch at every test match venue in Australia!
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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