Australia v India
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how's Mark Waugh's "280 is heaps declare now" looking?
@mariner4life said in Australia v India:
how's Mark Waugh's "280 is heaps declare now" looking?
I think you're fucked, Junior!
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@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
Problem for India is that if they lose one here, they've probably got to pull the pin until about 6 overs to go.
If Pant stays, they can noodle around for a bit, and go for 6 an over at the death
@NTA said in Australia v India:
@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
Problem for India is that if they lose one here, they've probably got to pull the pin until about 6 overs to go.
If Pant stays, they can noodle around for a bit, and go for 6 an over at the death
they are, indeed, close enough if they're good enough
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how's Mark Waugh's "280 is heaps declare now" looking?
@mariner4life said in Australia v India:
how's Mark Waugh's "280 is heaps declare now" looking?
Not even the best predictor in his family
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If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
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If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
The ball is next to new so it’s coming on to the bat nicely.
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4.5 rpo required. India essentially have 4 wickets in hand with the last two being bunnies with a new swinging ball.
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If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
I think it's an India win or a draw. They get to choose - and they're usually conservative.
But, every over that ticks by without losing a wicket an India win gets more likely - at some sort of exponential rate.
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@ACT-Crusader said in Australia v India:
@NTA said in Australia v India:
Lyon on. Wow ok
Get more overs in
For India to win if he keeps bowling at their pads...
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@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
I think it's an India win or a draw. They get to choose - and they're usually conservative.
But, every over that ticks by without losing a wicket an India win gets more likely - at some sort of exponential rate.
@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
I think it's an India win or a draw. They get to choose - and they're usually conservative.
But, every over that ticks by without losing a wicket an India win gets more likely - at some sort of exponential rate.
Pant is the main man, if they don't get him then yeah they probably lose. A couple of wickets though and I'm not sure I back the Indian tail to survive on a day 5 pitch.
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@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
I think it's an India win or a draw. They get to choose - and they're usually conservative.
But, every over that ticks by without losing a wicket an India win gets more likely - at some sort of exponential rate.
Pant is the main man, if they don't get him then yeah they probably lose. A couple of wickets though and I'm not sure I back the Indian tail to survive on a day 5 pitch.
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
I think it's an India win or a draw. They get to choose - and they're usually conservative.
But, every over that ticks by without losing a wicket an India win gets more likely - at some sort of exponential rate.
Pant is the main man, if they don't get him then yeah they probably lose. A couple of wickets though and I'm not sure I back the Indian tail to survive on a day 5 pitch.
I'm not convinced we get those two new guys who stopped us last innings
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@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
I think it's an India win or a draw. They get to choose - and they're usually conservative.
But, every over that ticks by without losing a wicket an India win gets more likely - at some sort of exponential rate.
Pant is the main man, if they don't get him then yeah they probably lose. A couple of wickets though and I'm not sure I back the Indian tail to survive on a day 5 pitch.
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
@Chris-B said in Australia v India:
@No-Quarter said in Australia v India:
If this is an ODI then India are hot favourites.
But as it's the final session of a test I still have an Aus win as more likely.
I think it's an India win or a draw. They get to choose - and they're usually conservative.
But, every over that ticks by without losing a wicket an India win gets more likely - at some sort of exponential rate.
Pant is the main man, if they don't get him then yeah they probably lose. A couple of wickets though and I'm not sure I back the Indian tail to survive on a day 5 pitch.
I think they can survive a few balls each - and with only 84 balls left in the match, getting 6 wickets is very very unlikely
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Agarwal driving Cummins off the middle of the bat every time he bowls full.
Cummins needs to pepper him.
