No wonder News Radio didn't get around to mentioning the result in the sports segment this morning - "So much sport to talk about this morning, Sandy!"
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I guess there is a chance that Starc, Hazelhurst and Cummins plus Smith and Warner will all be available for selection come next World Cup. You never know with the Aussie fast bowlers they keep on finding ways to get injured.
An attack with Agar, Richardson and Stanlake does not have the same ring to it. Stanlake looked OK at times but we really need a bit more class leading the attack.
On top of that the mental scars from Capetown will have had some time to heal and hopefully Langer can build a mentally tough side in the time available.
Big Billy is pretty good, but the match report said "Stanlake's pace dropped noticeably in his final spell as the fast man tired". Bravely got through his 10 over though
Now 8 for 57. But the Windies still lead by 107, remembering that Sri Lanka only made 154 in their first dig. So if the tail can add another 15-20 runs, this could be a good finish.West Indies currently 7/47 vs Sirry Lanka - and there was a 27 run partnership in that
Now 8 for 57. But the Windies still lead by 107, remembering that Sri Lanka only made 154 in their first dig. So if the tail can add another 15-20 runs, this could be a good finish.
Chasing 144 to win, Sri Lanka are 5/77
About time we had another Tied Test I reckon.....Chasing 144 to win, Sri Lanka are 5/77
That's a deadback's style batting performance, are the Windie's bowlers sending down hand grenades?
And one of the openers made 25 out of 43 - if he'd made a duck, we would have had a new world record.Bangladesh 43 all out in the first test against the Windies. Roach 5/8, Cummins 3/11, Liton Das 25.
West Indies 2/201 at stumps. Braithwaite 88 no, Smith 58, Powell 48.
More ducks(4) than fours(3) in the Bangladesh innings.
Three of Roach's wickets were out for ducks. A story I found on espncricinfo says that the record for batsmen dismissed for a duck by the same bowler in an innings is 7, but this was in an English county match. 5 ducks or more to one bowler has happened 155 times, but the article says all forms of first-class cricket. Jermaine Lawson for the West Indies once took 5 in an innings against Bangladesh, I can't find any other occasion in tests where the one bowler has dismissed 5 batsmen for 0. This is definitely the record, there are instances where 6 batsmen have been dismissed for ducks in the same test innings but not by the same bowler.And one of the openers made 25 out of 43 - if he'd made a duck, we would have had a new world record.
Australia 4/67 in 10 overs, 128 in 10 overs required with Short, Stoinis, Carey, Agar, Tye, Jhye Richardson and Stanlake.Aussies actually set a decent target in the T20 vs Pakistan - PAK 7/194 off their 20 overs.
They're still 4 overs and 8 runs behind the West Indies opening partnership.Poor old Bangladesh - they're effectively 16 for 105, still trailing the Windies by 301 runs. Barring some decent resistance on day 3, this Test will be over inside 7 sessions.
Poor old Bangladesh - they're effectively 16 for 105, still trailing the Windies by 301 runs. Barring some decent resistance on day 3, this Test will be over inside 7 sessions.