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Originally posted by karoly aczel
Barring a miracle,( mind you getting a whole ten wickets for 87 runs would only be considered a minor miracle in cricketing terms - especially batting last on an Indian wicket in the last innings), it would seem the match is lost.
I thought for a sec there after Maxwell and Handscomb put on an impressive 50 run p'ship that they could put up 200 or 220 ...[text shortened]... s in handy here, because I fear there will be blood on the Tracks for Australia early on day 4 .
Yes, just woke over here to see India cruised to a fairly comfortable 100--odd for 2 (or 2 for 100, as you say!)

It certainly was an amazing series to follow as a neutral, must have been heart stopping for a fan of either side.

Have to hold my hand up and say that Oz put up a better fight than England, I put it down to India being tired after the enormous effort of beating England 😉

ps you were right about O'Keefe, fairly anonymous after Test 1

I forsee a very equal Ashes fight, similar to the one over here 2 years ago. Chat then

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Hi radio

you're quiet. Nothing to say about the Oz defeat, your championing of O'Keefe ( not many wickets for 50-odd a piece in the last 3 games)??? KA got him totally right

I feel a 'Bangladesh' surfacing on the horizon

You take care, Champ. Don't get too stressed about those 'collusion points' and 'rollback' (only around 6 people in the world care ~ let it go ~ breath out....) (anyone puzzled, just read the joke that is 'Site Ideas' and 'Clans' and lose the will to live)

Your typed prediction is 5-0 to Oz in next series. We shall see, Champ. Don't you fret none, I'll be back to mock you.

Bye for now, Champ...but...................................................................(those.....again).......................................come on, post a reply. Want my thread to (surely?) be the first in Sports to hit 200

rc

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😵

G

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Haven't read the full thread yet. But have to agree with the 5-0 that someone has announced.
Sounds about right.

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Originally posted by Glasnost
Haven't read the full thread yet. But have to agree with the 5-0 that someone has announced.
Sounds about right.
Oh, don't be so negative

I am a big england fan, but even I would be happy with 3-1 like a few years ago.

Think 5-0 might be optimistic for us, but thanks for the endorsement

R
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Your scores get really high and cricket? Because one team beat another team by 103 point yesterday.

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Hi there.

Yes, I would say that 250 to 300 runs (your points) per innings is about average.

In Test matches (the recognised main challenge between countries), each team bats twice (has 2 innings), so 500 plus runs per team in one game is quite normal

ka
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Originally posted by RBHILL
Your scores get really high and cricket? Because one team beat another team by 103 point yesterday.
"points" ...lol .

Well done Bott. we got to the 200 mark. It's been fun and I do look forward to the ashes. and it wont be 5-0 either way, but too early to be making predictions

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Hi my friend, we did. Nice to chat to genuine Aussie cricket fans, and one other, who seems to have disappeared with his posters of O'Keefe!!!!

What a great series the India v Oz one was. Heartbreaking for you guys (though a 2-1 loss in India is hardly a bad result)

Be back for your Ashes thread ~ lets get past 200 on that

sorry I never challenged you, taking a break from chess for a while. Worn down by the constant jibes from the likes of our friend (honest 😉 )

chat in autumn