| india all out for 36 11:09 - Dec 19 with 2360 views | Nigeriamark |
They actually had a first innings lead, with the headline yesterday talking about building a substantial total today. The second worse score since the 2nd world war. Not a single player made it to double figures. Aussies knocked the total off to win comfortably by 9 wickets
Meant to be a game between numbers 1 & 2 in the world championship, & both still likely to qualify for the final, but that's a demoralizing loss for India | | | |  |
| india all out for 36 on 11:34 - Dec 19 with 2327 views | TVOS1907 |
Aussies won by 8 wickets, didn't they?
Still, a remarkable score and for those of us who like statistics, Andrew Samson has been coming out with plenty of them today. Nice to see Broad still high in this list, though.
[Post edited 19 Dec 2020 11:58]
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| india all out for 36 on 11:48 - Dec 19 with 2312 views | Nigeriamark |
yep, my mistake. Remember that Broad performance in what was a great day for England, although hadn't realised it was joint best ever | | | |
| india all out for 36 on 12:21 - Dec 19 with 2263 views | D_Alien |
Worth recalling that the Aussies were 111-7 at one point in their first knock
That's the beauty of cricket, the ability of teams to be in very dire straights yet wrench the game back towards victory. And good to see it happening in 2020 just as it did 130 years ago | |
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| india all out for 36 on 13:16 - Dec 19 with 2213 views | DiddyDave |
That`s pathetic,a bit like the current West Indies team who are currently playing in New Zealand. Lost both tests so far by an innings in one and another drubbing in t`other. Really? How the once mighty Windies are fallen,Kiwis ain`t great shakes,battlers for sure,but far too good for these Caribbean Clowns. | | | |
| india all out for 36 on 19:14 - Dec 19 with 2133 views | pioneer |
And Kohli now leaving tour to return home for birth of first child.
First game played at Adelaide Oval this season so, as scores might suggest, a bit unpredictable.
New covid outbreak in Sydney could disrupt rest of schedule. | | | |
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