Australia in India
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Re: Australia in India
Krejza!!! What a gun, why didn't they play him from the start??
Great debut, probably went for too many runs but eight wickets nonetheless is a damn good effort and has got Australia back into the match somewhat.
Australia are 1/52 in reply just after tea, Hayden ran himself out for 16. Ponting on 11 and Katich on 23. There's 37 overs left today.
Then there's White's five in seven.
Krejza!!! What a gun, why didn't they play him from the start??
Great debut, probably went for too many runs but eight wickets nonetheless is a damn good effort and has got Australia back into the match somewhat.
Australia are 1/52 in reply just after tea, Hayden ran himself out for 16. Ponting on 11 and Katich on 23. There's 37 overs left today.
Big Man said:
Then there's White's five in seven.
schwab2clarkson
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I originally didn't see what had happened because we had a large gust of wind that knocked the power out so I missed it.
Saw the replay though and thought was dumb by Haydos.
I originally didn't see what had happened because we had a large gust of wind that knocked the power out so I missed it.
Saw the replay though and thought was dumb by Haydos.
SHANEBOURNEorWARNE
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Mark it in now Katich will make a double ton
Mark it in now Katich will make a double ton
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Stumps on Day 2. Australia batted very well and finish the day at 2/189. Simon Katich is on 92 and Mike Hussey is 45 not out. Both batters played very well and faced the spinners without too many troubles. Mishra, Sehwag and Harbhajan tried everything but just couldn' break though.
Katich is particular is looking very good, was very attacking early on but mellowed towards the end of the day. He has probably been one of Australia's best batters on tour, very consistent in reaching 50 but has failed to go on with it from there. This is his chance to make a big score and cement his spot in the side for the upcoming Australian summer.
The game is very much in the balance at this point. This pitch is expected to detrioriate but Australia will be looking to press on tomorrow and try and bat for all of day three. If they can do that, they should have a lead of about 50 runs or so by stumps. The pressure is still on them though, they need to win to retain the trophy and this pitch won't get any easier to play on.
Day 3 is going to be a very interesting one.
Stumps on Day 2. Australia batted very well and finish the day at 2/189. Simon Katich is on 92 and Mike Hussey is 45 not out. Both batters played very well and faced the spinners without too many troubles. Mishra, Sehwag and Harbhajan tried everything but just couldn' break though.
Katich is particular is looking very good, was very attacking early on but mellowed towards the end of the day. He has probably been one of Australia's best batters on tour, very consistent in reaching 50 but has failed to go on with it from there. This is his chance to make a big score and cement his spot in the side for the upcoming Australian summer.
The game is very much in the balance at this point. This pitch is expected to detrioriate but Australia will be looking to press on tomorrow and try and bat for all of day three. If they can do that, they should have a lead of about 50 runs or so by stumps. The pressure is still on them though, they need to win to retain the trophy and this pitch won't get any easier to play on.
Day 3 is going to be a very interesting one.
eddiesmith
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Hayden should retire
Hayden should retire
SHANEBOURNEorWARNE
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Australia need to get 150+ in front, don't wanna be chasing anymore than 150 on last inns.
Australia need to get 150+ in front, don't wanna be chasing anymore than 150 on last inns.