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    @nzzp said in Australia v India:

    @MN5 said in Australia v India:

    We’ve had three.

    Colin De Grandhomme? Opened the bowling a the MCG I believe

    /tongue firmly in cheek...

    #stillbetterthanmarsh

    Jacob Oram had his moments too

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    @MN5 I'll die on my 'Kallis was grossly underrated as an allrounder' hill here. His numbers were elite for both batting and bowling. And he did it forever.

    He was just kinda boring

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    @nzzp said in Australia v India:

    @MN5 I'll die on my 'Kallis was grossly underrated as an allrounder' hill here. His numbers were elite for both batting and bowling. And he did it forever.

    He was just kinda boring

    Who is underrating Kallis ?

    In the Lara/Tendulkar/Ponting/Dravid league as a batsman and about as good as Chris Martin with the ball just for shits and gigs.

    Extraordinary player.

    No country has produced as many amazing all rounders as SA

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    Oram was an odd player in that statistically he put up some impressive numbers but aesthetically I could never quite take to him - for such a big man his bowling action was so dainty and lacked the pace you would expect and his batting whilst effective was heavily reliant on slogging the ball to certain parts of the ground.

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    @KiwiMurph said in Australia v India:

    Oram was an odd player in that statistically he put up some impressive numbers but aesthetically I could never quite take to him - for such a big man his bowling action was so dainty and lacked the pace you would expect and his batting whilst effective was heavily reliant on slogging the ball to certain parts of the ground.

    Yeah his batting kinda regressed as I recall, he ended up batting nine in an ODI on one occasion.

    I think James Franklin ( who did the reverse in that his bowling suffered while his batting improved slightly ) and Ian Butler ( who was promoted as a bit of a pinch hitter ) were ahead of him.

    The Neesh is another who should have had a far longer test career, our answer to Stokes or so I thought

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    Crumbs this Webster is economical.

    No Bazball happening here today folks.

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    @Smudge said in Australia v India:

    @mariner4life said in Australia v India:

    @bayimports said in Australia v India:

    probably should ban those sort of celebrations lol

    just a bit of seppo bullshit bought in by the West Indies

    Nothing wrong with a hug, a kiss, a lick, a grope on the arse or a dry root.

    You wearing your favourite t-shirt again?

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    https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/steven-smith-100-percent-certain-he-got-his-hands-under-virat-kohlis-catch-1467524

    Steve wouldn’t lie, hopefully Kohli gets another fine

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    @MN5 said in Australia v India:

    https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/steven-smith-100-percent-certain-he-got-his-hands-under-virat-kohlis-catch-1467524

    Steve wouldn’t lie, hopefully Kohli gets another fine

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    @MN5 said in Australia v India:

    @nzzp said in Australia v India:

    @MN5 said in Australia v India:

    We’ve had three.

    Colin De Grandhomme? Opened the bowling a the MCG I believe

    /tongue firmly in cheek...

    #stillbetterthanmarsh

    Jacob Oram had his moments too

    Pat Cummins is superior to every all rounder you've mentioned

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    @NTA said in Australia v India:

    @MN5 said in Australia v India:

    @nzzp said in Australia v India:

    @MN5 said in Australia v India:

    We’ve had three.

    Colin De Grandhomme? Opened the bowling a the MCG I believe

    /tongue firmly in cheek...

    #stillbetterthanmarsh

    Jacob Oram had his moments too

    Pat Cummins is superior to every all rounder you've mentioned

    He’s done well to sneak to third on the list…..although look at some of the other chumps on there.

    But the three I didn’t mention have him beat ( as all rounders, only one of them beats him purely on bowling )

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    Pant doing Pant things

    India 5/120

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    #707

    BOLAND!!!

    Fuck me he's absolutely ripped India to bits here

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    Boland has 50 wickets at under 19

    On a hattrick

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    Excellent bowling performance by Australia. They have seized the initiative in this Test in Day One.

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    @sparky said in Australia v India:

    Excellent bowling performance by Australia. They have seized the initiative in this Test in Day One.

    Don’t underestimate what Bumrah might do.

    Lots of pressure on him once again though. I wonder anyone else will step up ?

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    @NTA said in Australia v India:

    Boland has 50 wickets at under 19

    On a hattrick

    You think Hazelwood will be getting a tad nervous about his spot in the home Ashes next summer?

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    Fuck me Joel Wilson just make a decision.

    Yes, the BCCI will hate you but that's life

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    Do they employ an "umpires call" for caught behind? That was probably out but not sure it was conclusive enough to overturn the umpires decision

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    India out for 185

    Konstas hitting at 200%

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