DarloRich
Veteran Member
There is Denly gone: Trying to drive. Edged. FFS. 45-5
Guess what: awful shot
Guess what: awful shot
Look, just let me enjoy this moment before it all comes crashing down around my ears in a few hours when England are reduced to not very many for five or six wickets
Root's dismissal was to a peach of a delivery but the other five are down to woeful shot selection.
Or not.Let's hope Bairstow and Buttler can pull us out of this very big hole. I'm glad I've not been listening really.
it moved away a little and was in the right area but wasn't a jaffa.
i'm going by what the pundits on the BBC were saying.
So many clueless people here. Australia loose 8 wickets for 40-odd and it's down to brilliant bowling. England lose 6 for 45 and it's awful batting. You can't have it both ways.
Just noticed a comment on the BBC page, fairly made in my opinion. Both of these sides just aren't very good.
go and stand out in the middle and have a bloke chuck a small dark red ball at you at 90plus mph and then come back and tell me what you think about light. Personally I think with lights they shouldn't be going off but I understand why.
I'm enjoying cricket at the moment. I don't have a TV but love the radio commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live. The world cup win has perked my interest.
What's the lowest score in a test innings England have managed? Can't be much worse than 67 all out.
I think the English batting should be the subject of an enquiry or, more pertinently, why the England selectors and manager persevered with an opener totally unfit for purpose, there being 'no concerns' about him after the Lords' test according to the latter (WHAT???), Joe Root openly disliking batting at no.3, now responding with two consecutive ducks, and Joe Denly being only the third best batsman in the Kent side, yet alone an England no. 3!Australia after 30 overs in their second innings are 89-3, a lead of 201 runs.
Anyone think the prepared wicket is in need of an enquiry?