seagullwedgee
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- Aug 9, 2005
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Talk about late swing! One has gone straight to second slip, and one straight to first slip, without either hitting the bat or anything else.
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1st Day/Night Test, England v West Indies, Edgbaston, Aug 17-21 2017 2pm start
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Cummins into the attack... 2nd ball to Westley... review for LBW.... not given but looked pretty tight to me...
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He's gone. Smashing into middle and leg.
England 39-2 (7.2 overs)
Cook and Root facing the music again.
That review is exactly what DRS is for... a shocker from Erasmus.
England 39-2 (7.2 overs)
Cook and Root facing the music again.
That review is exactly what DRS is for... a shocker from Erasmus.
BensGrandad
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FFS down to the old brigade again.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Hameed has had a poor season for Lancashire and has struggled to play the short ball.
He has time on his side to sort that issue out, but at the moment he should be nowhere near the Ashes tour.
Mackenzie
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I think a strong West Indies is good for world cricket and as a lad who was born and grew up in Barbados it seems a shame that he doesn't play for them. That said, his dad is English so perhaps he feels a stronger affinity with England.
I agree that it wouldn't help Sussex if he played for WI and yes he's waiting for England qualification.
I think he's a great player and love watching him playing for Sussex, really skilful with the ball despite his young age.
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England 50-2 (10.4 overs) Cook 28* Root 4* 
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After 20 overs, England 75-2, Cook 39* Root 18*
Looks good for batting out there now... early movement seems to have gone but the ball is still hard enough.
Looks good for batting out there now... early movement seems to have gone but the ball is still hard enough.
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Just hope they can keep him after next season. If Sussex are without success I could see our friends up the road coming in for him.
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50 partnership for Root 27* and Cook 44* from 100 balls
England 89-2 (24 overs)
England 89-2 (24 overs)
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England 101-2 (25.2 overs, RR3.98), Cook 48* Root 35*
After winning the toss, and losing two early wickets, that is a good effort from the Captain and former-Captain
After winning the toss, and losing two early wickets, that is a good effort from the Captain and former-Captain
jakarta
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100 up, just before Lunch (!)
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Alastair Cook 50* (74 balls, 10 fours)
His 56th Test Match fifty, with 30 hundreds.
His 56th Test Match fifty, with 30 hundreds.
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'Lunch', Day One
England 108-2 (27 overs)
Cook 50* (77 balls, 10 fours) Root 40* (63 balls, 8 fours)
Stoneman and Westley both gone early for 8 each... Cook and Root steady the ship... and find the boundary at regular intervals.
A good 'morning' for England.
England 108-2 (27 overs)
Cook 50* (77 balls, 10 fours) Root 40* (63 balls, 8 fours)
Stoneman and Westley both gone early for 8 each... Cook and Root steady the ship... and find the boundary at regular intervals.
A good 'morning' for England.
Pavilionaire
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22 boundaries in 27 overs. Surely a case of be patient and wait for the 4-ball to come along? If the Windies keeping yielding one an over there's no reason why these two can't put on a huge partnership. Hopefully Cook will bag his first test ton of the summer and that will allay any minor doubts going into the winter.
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Surely Cook is the least of our worries??
This...............!!!
BensGrandad
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the 2 that have gone and the one to follow are our major concerns as to who to play or replace them with.
Uncle Buck
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the right footed denilson
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Was a ripsnorter too.