Australia v New Zealand 2nd Test Match 13-17 Nov, Perth

Hiney

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Australia 381/1 in 81 overs

So far this series, Australia have scored 1201 for the loss of 9 wickets

David Warner has scores of 163, 116 and today, is 216 not out

New Zealand getting an absolute GUBBING

 

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knocky1

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Good for Root. Warner and Kawaja have stopped Smith getting to the crease to get back to number 1.
I would be pretty depressed to be a kiwi downunder at the moment. Good bowling attack on paper. The RWC must seem a long time ago.

 

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knocky1

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891 De Villiers
890 Smiffy
886 Roooooooot

Before I get shown the error of my post. The Warner moving up was on 847.

 

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A second wicket only brings Smith in

 

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Close of play

416/2 90.0 ov

Warner 244*
Smith 5*

Just about Australia's day

 

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knocky1

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As you say 523 in three innings* at a series average of 261.5 at the moment. The pantomime villain has certainly proved himself since his exile. At the WACA too. Shame it's being dropped from the Test circuit.

 

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Gwylan

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knocky1 said:

At the WACA too. Shame it's being dropped from the Test circuit.

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I didn't know that. Why? It's a good ground for results - England will be pleased: they look terrified when they play there

Warner may be a grade 1 tosser but he's a top batsman and it's a bit worrying that Khawaja is turning out to the batsman that many people predicted (after a stuttering start to his test career). That's not a good batting line-up to face in the next Ashes

 

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I thought they were just moving from the WACA to the new ground they are building.

 

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Hiney said:

I thought they were just moving from the WACA to the new ground they are building.

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They are planning to have the Perth(future sonsor's name)Stadium as the Perth Test venue. This Test will be the last unless they are persuaded to change their plan. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$