| Cricket 13:47 - Jan 23 with 25255 views | toboboly |
Possible phenomenal year kicking off today with the first test v Windies
I have tickets for the world cup and the ashes, cannot wait! |  |
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| Cricket on 15:01 - Feb 1 with 2261 views | toboboly |
Wicket!
Then overthrows! | |
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| Cricket on 15:46 - Feb 1 with 2227 views | ElHoop |
The Hope-Brathwaite combo is in danger of killing us again. |  | | |
| Cricket on 17:22 - Feb 1 with 2176 views | flynnbo |
Promising signs at 155-3 |  | | |
| Cricket on 17:23 - Feb 1 with 2174 views | flynnbo |
| Cricket on 17:22 - Feb 1 by flynnbo |
Promising signs at 155-3 |
Make that 155-4; very low bounce imo. | | | |
| Cricket on 19:34 - Feb 1 with 2125 views | welwynranger |
Too many England batsman playing one day and limited over shots in Test matches.
I don't know a lot about cricket just seems like common sense to me. |  | | |
| Cricket on 15:50 - Feb 2 with 2037 views | toboboly |
119 behind...can’t happen can it? | |
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| Cricket on 16:06 - Feb 2 with 2031 views | Rangersw12 |
If we can get up to 280 then gives a chance unfortuently I just don't think our batsman have the courage to fight it out
Root really needs to step up and get a score on a difficult pitch | | | |
| Cricket on 16:53 - Feb 2 with 2007 views | toboboly |
Finally a bit of luck, Denly dropped! | |
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| Cricket on 18:21 - Feb 2 with 1969 views | toboboly |
We’re gonna lose by an innings here | |
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| Cricket on 20:03 - Feb 2 with 1943 views | ted_hendrix |
125-9 are these blokes fcking serious???? |  |
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| Cricket on 20:12 - Feb 2 with 1933 views | Rangersw12 |
Embarssing performance once again
Ed Smith needs to have a look at himself with that awful team selection in the first test which has set the tone for the tour | | | |
| Cricket on 20:37 - Feb 2 with 1908 views | CamberleyR |
Have we been transported back to 1986? |  |
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| Cricket on 20:43 - Feb 2 with 1906 views | ShotKneesHoop |
Thank God for the English rugby team. At least they try.
Guess what? They win.
Meanwhile. A shyte night.
QPR lose.
Naaaarch win.
England surrender to the Windies at cricket.
Why?
Because the teams I support can't be arsed because of the money involved. in just turning up
l watched all this down the West Norfolk Community Centre - with the piss taken out of me for being a QPR fan living in Naarfoock.
Have to say that Naaaarch looked very good tonight. They should piss the Championship. [Post edited 2 Feb 2019 20:49]
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| Cricket on 20:46 - Feb 2 with 1898 views | welwynranger |
| Cricket on 20:12 - Feb 2 by Rangersw12 |
Embarssing performance once again
Ed Smith needs to have a look at himself with that awful team selection in the first test which has set the tone for the tour |
Yet another Test match over in less than 3 days. | | | |
| Cricket on 21:12 - Feb 2 with 1881 views | ted_hendrix |
Joe Root on the final Test: "We go and make sure we put in a good performance and win that game. It's as simple as that.
"It's been disappointing with the bat here and last week so it's a great chance for us to right some wrongs and get guys going on and making some big totals."
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| Cricket on 22:26 - Feb 2 with 1817 views | CiderwithRsie |
| Cricket on 20:12 - Feb 2 by Rangersw12 |
Embarssing performance once again
Ed Smith needs to have a look at himself with that awful team selection in the first test which has set the tone for the tour |
He doesn't select the team , he selects the squad. Once they're on the plane it's out of his hands (like the 06-07 Ashes, when Panesar and Read were put in the squad and both ignored by Fletcher for his favourites Jones and Giles until it was too late.)
I still don't know what Joe Denly is doing in the squad at all, but selecting England openers is has been a job for the tombola for some time now, and that's not even a criticism, there isn't a decent one in the country so what can you do? | | | |
| Cricket on 23:55 - Feb 2 with 1778 views | ElHoop |
Stuffed again - outplayed in all respects, but 306 was a world class performance by the Windies on this pitch - worthy winners and what's more - good for the game. . | | | |
| Cricket on 09:33 - Feb 3 with 1679 views | toboboly |
| Cricket on 22:26 - Feb 2 by CiderwithRsie |
He doesn't select the team , he selects the squad. Once they're on the plane it's out of his hands (like the 06-07 Ashes, when Panesar and Read were put in the squad and both ignored by Fletcher for his favourites Jones and Giles until it was too late.)
I still don't know what Joe Denly is doing in the squad at all, but selecting England openers is has been a job for the tombola for some time now, and that's not even a criticism, there isn't a decent one in the country so what can you do? |
I think minimum is to start players in their proper order. Sticking non openers in to open for example, putting Bairstow in at 3, selecting 3 keepers, having part time spinners rather than positional specialists.
Also root is not captain material, the coaching staff don’t seem to be up to test level either. Some dramatic changes in personnel and approach needed. | |
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| Cricket on 09:38 - Feb 3 with 1678 views | Rangersw12 |
| Cricket on 22:26 - Feb 2 by CiderwithRsie |
He doesn't select the team , he selects the squad. Once they're on the plane it's out of his hands (like the 06-07 Ashes, when Panesar and Read were put in the squad and both ignored by Fletcher for his favourites Jones and Giles until it was too late.)
I still don't know what Joe Denly is doing in the squad at all, but selecting England openers is has been a job for the tombola for some time now, and that's not even a criticism, there isn't a decent one in the country so what can you do? |
Very naive to think Smith didn't want his funky pick of Sam Curran in the team and doesn't influence the final 11
I can't see Root wanting to drop Broad regardless what he says .
Test team has been sacrificed for the ODI team right down to the county scheduled favouring white ball cricket | | | |
| Cricket on 09:56 - Feb 3 with 1662 views | ozexile |
| Cricket on 09:33 - Feb 3 by toboboly |
I think minimum is to start players in their proper order. Sticking non openers in to open for example, putting Bairstow in at 3, selecting 3 keepers, having part time spinners rather than positional specialists.
Also root is not captain material, the coaching staff don’t seem to be up to test level either. Some dramatic changes in personnel and approach needed. |
Agree about Root. His game has gone backwards since the captaincy. | | | |
| Cricket on 11:05 - Feb 3 with 1637 views | welwynranger |
| Cricket on 09:56 - Feb 3 by ozexile |
Agree about Root. His game has gone backwards since the captaincy. |
Didn't the same happen to Botham and Gower? | | | |
| Cricket on 12:26 - Feb 3 with 1608 views | CamberleyR |
| Cricket on 11:05 - Feb 3 by welwynranger |
Didn't the same happen to Botham and Gower? |
It did with Botham but not Gower so much. Gower had a couple of good series with the bat against India in India and Australia at home (in between a couple of black washes!) .
Although to be fair to Beefy, 9 of his 12 tests as captain were against Clive Lloyd's West Indies, one of the best teams of all time. It was a shame that both of them had the misfortune to start their captaincy against them. [Post edited 3 Feb 2019 12:32]
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| Cricket on 12:34 - Feb 3 with 1601 views | thame_hoops |
Terrible performances but I still think we will win the ashes convincingly as it’s at home |  | | |
| Cricket on 14:12 - Feb 3 with 1578 views | jonno |
| Cricket on 21:12 - Feb 2 by ted_hendrix |
Joe Root on the final Test: "We go and make sure we put in a good performance and win that game. It's as simple as that.
"It's been disappointing with the bat here and last week so it's a great chance for us to right some wrongs and get guys going on and making some big totals."
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They will almost certainly lose the third Test as well, because we have no batsmen who can deal with fast paced bowling. It's all very well smashing medium paced trundlers around the park in the IPL (for big money) and other white ball cricket but proper fast bowling is a different kettle of fish and requires application, defensive technique, patience and courage, which is something our batsmen sadly lack. Joe Root also seems not to understand the approach required for Test cricket; it's a five day game for a reason and occupying the crease for long periods of time is just as important as scoring runs and swishing away at balls outside the off stump is not the way to play. Unfortunately there are no quality English pace bowlers now - which is why we don't have batsmen who have the experience of playing against them and why we also struggled to bowl out the Windies for the kind of cheap scores we have been posting. Broad and Anderson are coming to the end of their careers and are not really fast bowlers in any case, the conditions in the Caribbean do not really suit them but we have no decent pace bowlers at Test level. Until these things are addressed I believe we will always struggle out there, particularly as now, and credit to them, the Windies have put a quality team together that is very good in their own conditions and well done to them, they have been excellent. |  | | |
| Cricket on 15:44 - Feb 10 with 1460 views | Nov77 |
Another calypso collapso, after doing relatively well yesterday, lost 6 wickets for 45 runs today
At least the ball seems to be moving around, maybe jimmy can rip through them |  |
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