3rd Test: Australia v India

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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby purch » Thu Jan 17, 2008 6:58 pm

That was a CORKER to get rid of Gilchrist!! WOW!
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby RoosterMarty » Thu Jan 17, 2008 7:15 pm

Tait should bat up the order!
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby mal » Thu Jan 17, 2008 7:27 pm

IN 330
AU 212

AU $2-34
IN $1-88
DR $17

India what an effort coming to Perth 0-2 in the series
LEAD 118
Par score would be about 350 for AU to chase
India would need to make 232 to set 350

A big opportunity for these blokes now to make 300 and lead by 418
And the bookies are betting stupid odds AU $2-38 way too short
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby bayman » Thu Jan 17, 2008 7:31 pm

if india don't win this from this position it'll be a long time before they win a test on australian soil, perhaps india could be 2 or 3 out before stumps :shock: & change the game back but 200 should be enough on this pitch (lead of 318)
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby Stumps » Thu Jan 17, 2008 9:25 pm

Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby locky801 » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:07 pm

hehehe I have said nothing for days, quite simple here, India have to lead by 500 or more or the Aussies will get the runs, thought it was more poor batting today than good bowling, only thing that has been consistent and consistently bad at that this series is the umpires, is this a plot to get the third ump decision on every possible dismissal, if thats the case we will have 75 over per day :twisted:
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby Pup » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:07 pm

Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Spot On.

You and I have been pushing the Dravid wheel barrow all series and he may have started to come through for us IMO.

Imagine if Sachin had caught Roy when the chance came :shock:

Good start by Sehwag, needs to go on with it now and needs support from Pathan. Jaffer will be very annoyed falling that close to stumps after battling hard.

Big Big day for both sides tomorrow.
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby locky801 » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:10 pm

Agreed Pup, tomorrow is the real first test since McGrath and Warne gave it away, if they were in the side you would expect them to strangle the Indians, lets hope Ponting gets it right with Tait this innings
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby Pup » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:10 pm

locky801 wrote:hehehe I have said nothing for days, quite simple here, India have to lead by 500 or more or the Aussies will get the runs, thought it was more poor batting today than good bowling, only thing that has been consistent and consistently bad at that this series is the umpires, is this a plot to get the third ump decision on every possible dismissal, if thats the case we will have 75 over per day :twisted:



Once again people paying the Indians very little respect. They bowled very very well today.. Pathan and RP bowled well early and then continued it all day. Which where the poor shots in your eyes?

If India lead by 400 it will be very tough to get them. Any more than 420-450 i dont think they will win. They are always a chance but IMO that is a tally to large.
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby redden whites » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:15 pm

I am hoping Tait finds the ability to land 2 decent ones in a spell in roughly the same place.His work this afternoon was shocking and the last few minutes just sheer embarassing.He looks very under done I reckon and was nowhere near the other 3 so far this game .Hopefully tomorrow things change!
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby mal » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:27 pm

Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Australia dont need Dravids
16 wins in a row ............
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby Blue Boy » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:34 pm

mal wrote:
Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Australia dont need Dravids
16 wins in a row ............


Maybe a Dizzy for Adelaide ??? :wink:
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby locky801 » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:46 pm

redden whites wrote:I am hoping Tait finds the ability to land 2 decent ones in a spell in roughly the same place.His work this afternoon was shocking and the last few minutes just sheer embarassing.He looks very under done I reckon and was nowhere near the other 3 so far this game .Hopefully tomorrow things change!


Probably his confidence is shot, got all the write-ups all the media hype and then comes on 66th change into the wind
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby Stumps » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:47 pm

mal wrote:
Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Australia dont need Dravids
16 wins in a row ............


they did today, and will in the future- someone had to knuckle down today, bat some time and build partnerships. Good bowling though to be fair
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby locky801 » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:49 pm

Stumps wrote:
mal wrote:
Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Australia dont need Dravids
16 wins in a row ............


they did today, and will in the future- someone had to knuckle down today, bat some time and build partnerships. Good bowling though to be fair


probably right but that aint the Aussie way these days, I actually thought the counter attack by Roy and Gilly was great, like could have been bowled out for under 100 but they went out and took em on
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby rod_rooster » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:51 pm

Stumps wrote:
mal wrote:
Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Australia dont need Dravids
16 wins in a row ............


they did today, and will in the future- someone had to knuckle down today, bat some time and build partnerships. Good bowling though to be fair


Mike Hussey can usually play that role. Failed today but that doesn't happen too often.
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby Stumps » Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:54 pm

true locky,
the old counterattack is one of those things that can look brilliant and gutsy or average and soft.. Probably the former today. If Symonds gets caught by tendulkar- STUMPS wouldve been preaching how irresponsible the shot was!! Funny game cricket. As they say about batting "its not how.. but how many"

No doubt RR- Hussey is fantastic at putting a high pice on his wicket- hes had a great summer
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby locky801 » Fri Jan 18, 2008 12:19 am

One thing I have learnt about the Aussie Cricket side over the last decade or so is never write them off when they seem down and out, they just have a habit of doing the impossible
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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby Rik E Boy » Fri Jan 18, 2008 8:44 am

Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Ponting is the only batsman in the top six who has anywhere near the experience of Dravid. This test team is the least experienced Australia have put on the park since the 80's. Thank goodness the Indian board decided not to come to Australia a little earlier and get some more match practice under Australian conditions. They gifted us that first Test with that decision.

The tennis idiots on Sunrise this morning where talking about how India has gotten 'inside our heads' and the mental side of the game and others have pointed at the selectors misreading the nature of the track. It is our inexperience that has been most telling in this test.

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Re: 3rd Test: Australia v India

Postby mal » Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:38 am

Rik E Boy wrote:
Stumps wrote:Sorry to hammer a point home but the aussies could have done with a "boring" batsman occupying the crease today (Dravid cough cough)


Ponting is the only batsman in the top six who has anywhere near the experience of Dravid. This test team is the least experienced Australia have put on the park since the 80's. Thank goodness the Indian board decided not to come to Australia a little earlier and get some more match practice under Australian conditions. They gifted us that first Test with that decision.

The tennis idiots on Sunrise this morning where talking about how India has gotten 'inside our heads' and the mental side of the game and others have pointed at the selectors misreading the nature of the track. It is our inexperience that has been most telling in this test.

regards,

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Professor REB is spot on
The Indians were railroaded early in the series with a lack of lead up games
Australia is in a rebuilding stage[but still winning]
Our attack is lacking experience
LEE is the only one
CLARK about 15 tests
JOHNSON /TAIT/HOGG less than 5 games

And todays report suggesting India is targeting Ponting and succeeding
Let me guess India is on top
Where was this Ponting theory all summer, and most importantly before it started

The one consoling part if India win the 3rd test is that
Anal Singh and S..theadrenanth are not in the team
And the genuine nice guys like Tendulkar/Dravid/Kumble can deserve it.

Drearyvid might be boring , but history shows when India beat Australia in tests
that Rahul has been a prolific scorer in most of those games
And yes AU could have done with a dour type of Drearyvid innings yesterday,
but they have not required that type of innings for a long long long time
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