Cricket: International Discussion Thread

RunningFromFat said:
Just having a cheeky prediction.
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I'd say it's without a doubt in England's favour. This is where I'd like to see if England sticks to their bazball guns, or play sensibly for the day. Crawley is due a 50+ knock, and so is Root. If those two act as innings anchors, I don't see how England lose. I'd also think it ill-advised to bat Brook at 3. Move Root or Bairstow up, or Stokes should bat himself.

There is also the batting pitch condition. As Vaughan has now stated more than once, it seems like England have a control for batting and bowling conditions. They seems to be able to switch it on and off as they need it.

I'd say definitely England's to lose.
 
Maurice Kitching said:
I'd say it's without a doubt in England's favour. This is where I'd like to see if England sticks to their bazball guns, or play sensibly for the day. Crawley is due a 50+ knock, and so is Root. If those two act as innings anchors, I don't see how England lose. I'd also think it ill-advised to bat Brook at 3. Move Root or Bairstow up, or Stokes should bat himself.

There is also the batting pitch condition. As Vaughan has now stated more than once, it seems like England have a control for batting and bowling conditions. They seems to be able to switch it on and off as they need it.

I'd say definitely England's to lose.
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Maurice Kitching said:
I'd say it's without a doubt in England's favour. This is where I'd like to see if England sticks to their bazball guns, or play sensibly for the day. Crawley is due a 50+ knock, and so is Root. If those two act as innings anchors, I don't see how England lose. I'd also think it ill-advised to bat Brook at 3. Move Root or Bairstow up, or Stokes should bat himself.

There is also the batting pitch condition. As Vaughan has now stated more than once, it seems like England have a control for batting and bowling conditions. They seems to be able to switch it on and off as they need it.

I'd say definitely England's to lose.
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I‘d go with the Aussies.
There were at least 5 chances of wickets falling in the 5 over night night. England were lucky.

224 runs is plenty to chase.
Even if England got to 200/4, that last 50 runs will still be tough.

I cant see them making even 150.
 
stefan9 said:
I would hardly call saying "seeya later smudge" as anywhere close to most vile thing that would have been said this series...
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