The Ashes 25/26
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Re: The Ashes 25/26
Next best thing (four) for the loudest cheer of the dayArmchair expert wrote:HIT A SIX SCOTT
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Weightlifters “chalk spray” Jacks was using it in Adelaide to manage sweaty handsDOC wrote:Um.
Ben Stokes hands are covered in lotion/cream.
Umpires?
The “new” inners
Perfectly legal
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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An expert on ‘cream’ on their hands, who would have guessed?am Bays wrote:Weightlifters “chalk spray” Jacks was using it in Adelaide to manage sweaty handsDOC wrote:Um.
Ben Stokes hands are covered in lotion/cream.
Umpires?
The “new” inners
Perfectly legal
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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An expert on ‘cream’ on their hands, who would have guessed?
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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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If the English batsman can’t learn to be positive with a strong front foot movement to the pitch of the ball to cover the ball that nip backs or learn where their fourth stump is well they’re playing “Cunis-ball” neither one thing or the other
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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Yep for surededja wrote:Series has been a financial disaster for them.mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Cricket Australia doing the calculations on how much theyll lose on this 3 day test
Too often Curators are simply producing PITCHES that are far too much in favour of the bowlers these days and that combined with more aggressive batting styles along with batsmen not having the defensive techniques to survive when conditions are challenging compared to decades ago are resulting in drastically shortened Test matches that would be crippling CA finances.
Pink ball Tests havent exactly helped either.in stretching the game out to 5 days.
Hate to think how short the upcoming 150th Anniversary Test in 2027 at the MCG may be given it's gonna be a Day/Night Pink Ball Test
Dont think the curator will be game enough to leave 10mm of grass on that one
England are such a rabble that even when they appear to be well on top they're only ever 2 hours away from almost certain defeat like they have already shown several times this series including today.
Bethell coming into the side and batting 3 when he has NEVER made a 1st class ton just exemplifies how far England have got their preparation for this entire series wrong.
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Cue Sunny “Havaskar” and 20 wickets falling on an Australian wicket compared to when it happens in India
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3 guys with the three highest strike rates were the three highest scores today.
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His hair was resplendent with peroxide though.jackpot jim wrote:Bethell coming into the side and batting 3 when he has NEVER made a 1st class ton just exemplifies how far England have got their preparation for this entire series wrong.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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I thought players are specifically excluded from using anything on their hands to either alter the ball or enhance their grip. I would think that liquid chalk would/could do both but most certainly aid their grip.am Bays wrote:Weightlifters “chalk spray” Jacks was using it in Adelaide to manage sweaty handsDOC wrote:Um.
Ben Stokes hands are covered in lotion/cream.
Umpires?
The “new” inners
Perfectly legal
Stokes was not batting so the inners reference is void I think.
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Hey when you are an inexperienced ‘keeper you’re not familiar with what a half volley pick up feel like, can’t hold that against Smith.stan wrote:Jesus Christ, that bounced a foot in front of him and he still claims the catch.
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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I was talking about the batsmen and thought you were too. Stokes and Duckett had it on theirs hands as they walked off todayDOC wrote:I thought players are specifically excluded from using anything on their hands to either alter the ball or enhance their grip. I would think that liquid chalk would/could do both but most certainly aid their grip.am Bays wrote:Weightlifters “chalk spray” Jacks was using it in Adelaide to manage sweaty handsDOC wrote:Um.
Ben Stokes hands are covered in lotion/cream.
Umpires?
The “new” inners
Perfectly legal
Stokes was not batting so the inners reference is void I think.
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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No. It was when they came out for the one over. Looked like sunscreen. His hands were covered in it. Not trying to hide it.
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What the hell was that?
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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Wait till the Poms wake up at home and check the scores.stan wrote:What the hell was that?
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Terrible!mighty_tiger_79 wrote:but how good is it to see???DOC wrote:Think the curator will be in the gun.
Far too much grass left on.
some of the dismissals have been very poor, so its not all his fault
Test match cricket is supposed to be the ultimate battle between bat and ball. This is the complete opposite of T20, where the pitches are roads.
I said to a few mates today, that if the pitch has 10mm of grass on it, mow it before the game FFS! 10mm is way too much these days.
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