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Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:47 pmby sussexpob
Early change for new Zealand
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:47 pmby bigfluffylemon
Arthur Crabtree wrote:sussexpob wrote:England just dropped a player who scored 60% of their runs in the first innings of the last test.
Woakes got a fifty in the second innings too.
But went wicketless, being picked as a bowler.
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
Posted:
Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:47 pmby Durhamfootman
backfootpunch wrote:Much rather have woakes in the team than Overton
at least you got no Overton
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
Posted:
Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:49 pmby sussexpob
Why is he reviewing, he got bat and was caught...hes doubly out, surely
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:50 pmby Durhamfootman
bigfluffylemon wrote:Interesting idea. It might be worth considering. But England have to find two openers in the summer - we've had difficulty enough finding one. Hameed presumably will have another go if he gets his form back,.
just scored a ton for Lancs. Perhaps he's realised that a slot may become available this year
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
Posted:
Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:51 pmby Arthur Crabtree
Vince has his lucky pants on.
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
Posted:
Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:51 pmby Arthur Crabtree
bigfluffylemon wrote:Arthur Crabtree wrote:sussexpob wrote:England just dropped a player who scored 60% of their runs in the first innings of the last test.
Woakes got a fifty in the second innings too.
But went wicketless, being picked as a bowler.
Yes, dropping him was right.
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:52 pmby Durhamfootman
sussexpob wrote:Why is he reviewing, he got bat and was caught...hes doubly out, surely
seemingly not
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:53 pmby sussexpob
sussexpob wrote:Why is he reviewing, he got bat and was caught...hes doubly out, surely
I must need my eye testing, because both of those lbws looked stone dead to me in real time.
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Fri Mar 30, 2018 12:04 amby sussexpob
As much as I'd love to continue watching this classy England batting performance all night, I don't have a bank holiday tomorrow. Bloody Belgians.
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Fri Mar 30, 2018 12:13 amby sussexpob
Just as I'm reaching for the remote to turn off, Vince goes.
I have a feeling unless something really special happens second dig, that's it for him
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Fri Mar 30, 2018 12:17 amby bigfluffylemon
sussexpob wrote:Just as I'm reaching for the remote to turn off, Vince goes.
I have a feeling unless something really special happens second dig, that's it for him
Surely. Third time lucky for New Zealand, and yet again, Vince gets about 20 and out. Hard to believe the England management expected anything different.
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Fri Mar 30, 2018 12:44 amby bigfluffylemon
Up goes the ironic cheer as England make it to 58...
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Fri Mar 30, 2018 12:52 amby Durhamfootman
26 overs gone
probably must be lunch
or is that just when England are bowling?
Re: Second Test: New Zealand v England. March 30-April 3
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Fri Mar 30, 2018 1:04 amby bigfluffylemon
70/2 at lunch - England would probably have taken that after Auckland, and after being put in.
I cannot believe Stoneman is still there, but he is. So time to make it count!