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  1. 24th February 2014, 12:27 PM #61
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    Back to earth with a thud...

    Will make for an interesting third test...
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    very interesting!
    a lead of 234 going into day 4
    SA bowled out in less than a day

    How much of a lead do you think Clark will want?
    Previously he has usually set "record" chases for the opposition,,
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    Perhaps they will bat till lunch, 4th day, plenty of time to get S.A. out .Couple of things stand out in this match. First & foremost, the courage of Clarke . They'll have to change his nick name from pup to ....? Then, Harris. One wicket away from being the oldest Australian cricketer to reach 100 wickets. Pattison, Johnson, the future looks good . We seem to have almost worked out our top order batting line up. The interesting thing about this Australian side is they are still a job in progress. Boof still has work to do, they can only get better.


    Du Plessis was lucky. Andrew Hilditch was given out, handled ball, against Pakistan, 1979. It's against the laws of the game. The match isn't over yet, strange things happen in cricket. Good wrap on Clarke in fox sports, Bob


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    Ahhhhh..... WTF??? Cruising along and Rogers gets himself run out of the easiest single of the match....

    C'mon guys. Get a lead of 400 plus by lunch and your set. Don't get the wobbles now!!!
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    Those reverse sweeps Rogers did don't belong in Test cricket, at least not for a young man trying to crack it for a permanent place in the side. Probably indicates his state of mind. Lazy. Bob
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    South Africa, 4 for 71, Pattison getting reverse swing, a whole days play, no rain forecast. I guess the answer has to be yes. Unless there is a miracle. What's the next challenge? Definitely India , in India. Bring it on! Bob
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    Those reverse sweeps Rogers did don't belong in Test cricket, at least not for a young man trying to crack it for a permanent place in the side. Probably indicates his state of mind. Lazy. Bob
    He's already has a permanent place--

    and young?!?

    maybe compared to you Bob
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post


    He's already has a permanent place--

    and young?!?

    maybe compared to you Bob

    You could be right, I think Harris is young , Bob
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    Wow, never seen so few runs scored in a session.

    5 down now, we need to stay focused and we might get this over the line...
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    AB is gone, the end is nigh. Nice ball from Harris.
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