Australia v India
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I’d give the day to India after Australia took day 1.
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@ACT-Crusader said in Australia v India:
I’d give the day to India after Australia took day 1.
Yeeh. Still could go either way. Pitch and weather dependent.
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@booboo said in Australia v India:
@ACT-Crusader said in Australia v India:
I’d give the day to India after Australia took day 1.
Yeeh. Still could go either way. Pitch and weather dependent.
Next three days in that suburb:
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@KiwiMurph said in Australia v India:
Wade throws away his wicket again.
With Head cut Wade must be next in the firing line.
Why was he trying to play that ball so square.
Dad joke gold right there whether intentional or not
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@Donsteppa said in Australia v India:
Warnie loves a good whine...
and a cheese toastie, punt, root and a line of coke too
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@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
Didn't see much cricket today as I was out of town.
As has already been discussed on here, Bradman is #fakenews, no way anyone can have that sort of record. Absolute bullshit.
He's not even Indian
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@booboo said in Australia v India:
@MN5 said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
Didn't see much cricket today as I was out of town.
As has already been discussed on here, Bradman is #fakenews, no way anyone can have that sort of record. Absolute bullshit.
He's not even Indian
I know. If Tendulkar, Dravid or Kohli played in that era they’d average at least 200 each. Bradman is an overrated joke.
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@raznomore said in Australia v India:
Labuschagne antics are so fucking cringeworthy. The “no run” at the top of his lungs on a left fucking ball should be a finable. And fuck Steve Smith for buying into it.
Didn't see the incident you're talking about, but I noticed in Melbourne the Aussie bats getting more vocal in calling "no run" in response to Pant's incessant jibber jabber.
If it's just a tool to cut through the rubbish - maybe on sports psychologist advice or a tactical thing from Langer - then maybe they feel it's working for them.
I assume you're not listening to Warne in commentary?
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@Hooroo said in Australia v India:
Heh heh Warne and Symonds not realizing the mike was on while getting stuck into Laubaschange
Just another reason I'm glad I don't have Fox/Kayo.
A couple of people I know switched to the FTA coverage here on Channel 7 and won't go back, even with the ads.
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@NTA said in Australia v India:
@raznomore said in Australia v India:
Labuschagne antics are so fucking cringeworthy. The “no run” at the top of his lungs on a left fucking ball should be a finable. And fuck Steve Smith for buying into it.
Didn't see the incident you're talking about, but I noticed in Melbourne the Aussie bats getting more vocal in calling "no run" in response to Pant's incessant jibber jabber.
If it's just a tool to cut through the rubbish - maybe on sports psychologist advice or a tactical thing from Langer - then maybe they feel it's working for them.
I assume you're not listening to Warne in commentary?
Maybe they suggest if he didn't talk as much he may keep better
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@Hooroo said in Australia v India:
Heh heh Warne and Symonds not realizing the mike was on while getting stuck into Laubaschange
What they say?
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@NTA said in Australia v India:
@raznomore said in Australia v India:
Labuschagne antics are so fucking cringeworthy. The “no run” at the top of his lungs on a left fucking ball should be a finable. And fuck Steve Smith for buying into it.
Didn't see the incident you're talking about, but I noticed in Melbourne the Aussie bats getting more vocal in calling "no run" in response to Pant's incessant jibber jabber.
If it's just a tool to cut through the rubbish - maybe on sports psychologist advice or a tactical thing from Langer - then maybe they feel it's working for them.
I assume you're not listening to Warne in commentary?
Marnus was overly vocal last year as well, no Pant.
I think his inspiration is copying Steve Smith. Unwatchable batsman IMO, as a viewer.Yesterday, his constant chirping of Gill, when at short leg, when tv producers just focused on him for an over or 2 and commentators kept quiet. Was 'interesting '.
ABC radio comms, the female one, says Smith and Labuschagne are described as being mayo. The mayonnaise in top of the salad. The overly loud and dramatic calling, dramatic leaves, etc. New term to me
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@Rapido said in Australia v India:
Marnus was overly vocal last year as well, no Pant.
Don't remember either seeing it or seeing Kiwis complaining about it on the Fern while simultaneously giving Kane Williamson a virtual handy.
Therefore I'm struggling to believe you
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