Australia v India
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Paine must be expecting rain.
They're going quite a bit harder than necessary if there's still 4.5 sessions to play.
@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
Paine must be expecting rain.
They're going quite a bit harder than necessary if there's still 4.5 sessions to play.
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR664.loop.shtml#skip
Bit of a cell heading that way now.
And there's quite a band further west.
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@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
Paine must be expecting rain.
They're going quite a bit harder than necessary if there's still 4.5 sessions to play.
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR664.loop.shtml#skip
Bit of a cell heading that way now.
And there's quite a band further west.
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skipper goes. 275 lead. shit tons of time left.
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@booboo they might get lucky. this time yesterday we were prepping for a cyclone. now there is no wind and no rain.
@mariner4life said in Australia v India:
@booboo they might get lucky. this time yesterday we were prepping for a cyclone. now there is no wind and no rain.
Yeah, where did that come from? Wasn't aware anything was likely, then Mrs Boo says oh there's a cyclone up north.
Heading further and further south. Latest Track Map shows it u-turning back your way as a low.
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Cell looks to be headed straight over the area?
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@barbarian said in Australia v India:
Pitch does look like it's got a bit of life in it now.
Holy shit that jagged off a crack big time
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I wonder how many Paine wants?
Aust. currently has a lead of 292 and they've been going at 3.7 in this innings.
If India were to go at that rate and not lose wickets they'd run that down in 79 overs - with a good part of a session to spare if it doesn't rain.
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I wonder how many Paine wants?
Aust. currently has a lead of 292 and they've been going at 3.7 in this innings.
If India were to go at that rate and not lose wickets they'd run that down in 79 overs - with a good part of a session to spare if it doesn't rain.
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@KiwiMurph said in Australia v India:
huge difference in batting ability between India no. 11 and Hazelwood.
pfffft, even Chris Martin had a batting average of 12 at one stage......a barnstorming knock of 7 on debut ( this included a four ).....then a watchful 0 not out then a swashbuckling 5 not out ( complete with another four ).....after that it was nine innings in a row of no runs but admittedly a few of these were unbeaten.
