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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby sussexpob » Fri Dec 14, 2018 8:32 am

Head nearly out first ball. That one flew off a length. Not going to see large totals on this deck, me thinks
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby bigfluffylemon » Fri Dec 14, 2018 9:09 am

There's been some variable bounce and carry out there already, and a hint of reverse. Obviously it's hard to know until both sides have batted, but a 100 opening partnership looks pretty good. I reckon 350 will be pretty competitive with India batting last. It is quicker and bouncier than Adelaide, for sure.

Harris played well. And it was a blinder from Kohli to get rid of Handscomb. The Indian bowlers haven't been as penetrative as they might have been - bowled too short, if anything.
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby GarlicJam » Fri Dec 14, 2018 11:55 am

India improved as the day went on. Which is good, otherwise the game might be moving out of their reach already, if they continued like the first session.

Disappointing to see Head not value his wicket enough with only 3 overs before the new ball. He had an obvious responsibility to be there and take the brunt of the new ball, not leave it to the likes of Cummins or Starc. It was easy to see that he was getting looser the couple of overs before his dismissal.

Still, 6/277 on day one on a slightly dodgy deck is a good day's return for Aus. They will be hoping that the last four wickets can take them past 350 in the morning. Paine and Cummins did well to bat through the last 13 or so overs.
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby sussexpob » Fri Dec 14, 2018 12:43 pm

If they push to 350-400 they are firmly in front. The match reports and the small part I watched with my breakfast indicate it's going to be horrible to bat on day 3-5
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby meninblue » Fri Dec 14, 2018 2:44 pm

277/6 looks to be a fightback considering how scorecard was after first session. No massive score of 550+ but not a very poor first innings total as well. Anything under 350 is good for both teams. If Aussies make 400 then they will be favorites. However, i think this wicket too is sporting one for both batsmen and bowlers.
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby yuppie » Fri Dec 14, 2018 3:26 pm

From what i have watched this morning, this could be a tough pitch to bat last on. Australian quicks would also prefer this pitch to Adelaide.

India will need to bat really well tomorrow and will be hoping to get in before Lunch. Australias tail is long, but they have no recognised batsman left.
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby andy » Fri Dec 14, 2018 4:22 pm

Wouldn't say it's a long tail they can all bat...Starc has test runs, Cummins can make runs, Lyon can hang around and score runs..... then there's Hazelwood....
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby backfootpunch » Fri Dec 14, 2018 5:44 pm

meninblue wrote:277/6 looks to be a fightback considering how scorecard was after first session. No massive score of 550+ but not a very poor first innings total as well. Anything under 350 is good for both teams. If Aussies make 400 then they will be favorites. However, i think this wicket too is sporting one for both batsmen and bowlers.

I think 280 is already above par myself

The ball is seaming and flying through

This pitch is going to be perfectly suited to the Australian bowling

Gonna be very tough for India, someone is going to need to play a blinder if the Aussies bowl well
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby meninblue » Fri Dec 14, 2018 6:24 pm

backfootpunch wrote:
meninblue wrote:277/6 looks to be a fightback considering how scorecard was after first session. No massive score of 550+ but not a very poor first innings total as well. Anything under 350 is good for both teams. If Aussies make 400 then they will be favorites. However, i think this wicket too is sporting one for both batsmen and bowlers.

I think 280 is already above par myself

The ball is seaming and flying through

This pitch is going to be perfectly suited to the Australian bowling

Gonna be very tough for India, someone is going to need to play a blinder if the Aussies bowl well



So our bowlers didn't bowl well it seems. The opening partnership of Aussies must have played very well though.
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby backfootpunch » Fri Dec 14, 2018 8:08 pm

meninblue wrote:
backfootpunch wrote:
meninblue wrote:277/6 looks to be a fightback considering how scorecard was after first session. No massive score of 550+ but not a very poor first innings total as well. Anything under 350 is good for both teams. If Aussies make 400 then they will be favorites. However, i think this wicket too is sporting one for both batsmen and bowlers.

I think 280 is already above par myself

The ball is seaming and flying through

This pitch is going to be perfectly suited to the Australian bowling

Gonna be very tough for India, someone is going to need to play a blinder if the Aussies bowl well



So our bowlers didn't bowl well it seems. The opening partnership of Aussies must have played very well though.

I think you are going to need a 50+ first innings lead to have a chance batting last
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby GarlicJam » Fri Dec 14, 2018 10:21 pm

meninblue wrote:
backfootpunch wrote:
meninblue wrote:277/6 looks to be a fightback considering how scorecard was after first session. No massive score of 550+ but not a very poor first innings total as well. Anything under 350 is good for both teams. If Aussies make 400 then they will be favorites. However, i think this wicket too is sporting one for both batsmen and bowlers.

I think 280 is already above par myself

The ball is seaming and flying through

This pitch is going to be perfectly suited to the Australian bowling

Gonna be very tough for India, someone is going to need to play a blinder if the Aussies bowl well



So our bowlers didn't bowl well it seems. The opening partnership of Aussies must have played very well though.

I think bfp has it right - though it might be my cautious bias that thinks 320 and over has Aus in command.

The first session, Adi, was mainly down to poor bowling from the India bowlers (Shami aside, he was good) and good batting from Harris. Finch was v scratchy and fortunate once or twice not to get out. Second session, Bumrah refound form.
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby bigfluffylemon » Fri Dec 14, 2018 11:52 pm

Yes, I'm inclined to agree with bfp too.

Hard to see this one going five days.
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby backfootpunch » Fri Dec 14, 2018 11:57 pm

Was very impressed with Harris

Looks to have a solid technique both when defending and attacking

He looked a bit reminiscent of a Chris Rogers or Langer himself
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby meninblue » Sat Dec 15, 2018 4:18 am

GarlicJam wrote:
meninblue wrote:
backfootpunch wrote:
meninblue wrote:277/6 looks to be a fightback considering how scorecard was after first session. No massive score of 550+ but not a very poor first innings total as well. Anything under 350 is good for both teams. If Aussies make 400 then they will be favorites. However, i think this wicket too is sporting one for both batsmen and bowlers.

I think 280 is already above par myself

The ball is seaming and flying through

This pitch is going to be perfectly suited to the Australian bowling

Gonna be very tough for India, someone is going to need to play a blinder if the Aussies bowl well



So our bowlers didn't bowl well it seems. The opening partnership of Aussies must have played very well though.

I think bfp has it right - though it might be my cautious bias that thinks 320 and over has Aus in command.

The first session, Adi, was mainly down to poor bowling from the India bowlers (Shami aside, he was good) and good batting from Harris. Finch was v scratchy and fortunate once or twice not to get out. Second session, Bumrah refound form.


Now Tim Paine has made 50 runs partnership with Pat Cummins even though this wicket is offering lot of help to pacers. One hour into the days play and this session is going Aussies way unless we fold the tail in next hour
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Re: India tour of Australia, Nov 21 - Jan 18

Postby meninblue » Sat Dec 15, 2018 4:38 am

Both Pat and Tim Paine are out within 3 balls. Finally Indian bowlers managed to strike after drinks. :clap

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