bhaveshgor wrote:Would have made more sense if the lions played earlier this winter and not after majority of the test matches are finished.
Anderson next opportunity for a game is in early December, Selectors don't want to risk him until he actually plays a game, Anderson is supposedly fit right now.
backfootpunch wrote:India 5-0 is 4/1 seems easy money
Gingerfinch wrote:5-0 seems unrealistic to me. We're bound to bat well and sneak a draw in at least one game.
bhaveshgor wrote:Gingerfinch wrote:5-0 seems unrealistic to me. We're bound to bat well and sneak a draw in at least one game.
I be honest ginger draw is impossible, I doubt any team in the world can get a draw in Asia now if the game last all 5 days.
when the ball doing all sorts on day 1, 2, 3 etc and wickets on average falling 10-12 a day.
England could sneak a win if india batting fails in the 4th innings, but it would take the English batsman setting a chase more than 200 and the spinners bowling them out.
Sri lanka win in Galle shows that india batsman are not that great against spin either.
hard to see that happening though since England would have to outbat india in the first innings and the 3rd innings.
Might get a draw in Vizag considering it is still a cyclone season.
Gingerfinch wrote:bhaveshgor wrote:Gingerfinch wrote:5-0 seems unrealistic to me. We're bound to bat well and sneak a draw in at least one game.
I be honest ginger draw is impossible, I doubt any team in the world can get a draw in Asia now if the game last all 5 days.
when the ball doing all sorts on day 1, 2, 3 etc and wickets on average falling 10-12 a day.
England could sneak a win if india batting fails in the 4th innings, but it would take the English batsman setting a chase more than 200 and the spinners bowling them out.
Sri lanka win in Galle shows that india batsman are not that great against spin either.
hard to see that happening though since England would have to outbat india in the first innings and the 3rd innings.
Might get a draw in Vizag considering it is still a cyclone season.
Rain, and some good batting then, makes it far from impossible. Since watching Cricket I've only seen four 5-0 scorelines ( I think), so history is on our side. Problem with that is, England have been the losing team on all four occasions!
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Usually the opposition gets easier to beat with each defeat in a one sided series. So once India get ahead, the gap between the sides will grow, and other maverick factors become less significant. In the last Ashes whitewash, England were half beating themselves by the end.
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