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Straightforward.

 

Just the 269 partnership by the Yorkshire lads. Maybe beat the record 372 they did for Yorkshire in 2016 later in the summer. 

 

Good luck South Africa.

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England have been superb. I knew as soon as Root was relieved of the burden of captain, he'd show his class.

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7 hours ago, Mikey1874 said:

One other thing is the number of records broken this summer. England did fastest opening Century partnership yesterday. New Zealand and India broke some records too.

 

T20 helped transform one day cricket. Potential here using one day successes and principles to transform test cricket.

There are a few cricket records that are ripe for being beaten by the current England batting line up.

 

The highest successful test run chase is just 418 (W Indies v Australia in 2003).  In the "timeless test" in South Africa in 1939, England reached 654/5 in chasing 696, so the record could have been almost unreachable. 

 

It can only be a matter of time before a score of 500+ is achieved in a one day international (50 overs).  England certainly looked capable of it in their first game v Netherlands last month. It's basically maintaining a scoring rate equivalent to a 200 score in T20 for the full 50 overs.

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John Findlay

Currently sat across the aisle on my train from none other than the fine batsman Joe Root.

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I knew the ***** who said they'd expect to lose some games, just see England play the way they are,  are now critics of the way England are playing. Feck off. 

 

Yes they were pumped, but it's good to watch.

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On 20/08/2022 at 04:18, ri Alban said:

I knew the ***** who said they'd expect to lose some games, just see England play the way they are,  are now critics of the way England are playing. Feck off. 

 

Yes they were pumped, but it's good to watch.

 

Well you called it.

 

England were very good this test. Bowled very well in particular. All round performance playing 'normal' test cricket. 

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14 hours ago, Mikey1874 said:

 

Well you called it.

 

England were very good this test. Bowled very well in particular. All round performance playing 'normal' test cricket. 

They're young and exciting.  And are showing a great positive attitude to the game. Magic result.

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After Day 1 was lost to rain and Day 2 due to respect for the Queen, South Africa were asked to extend the game to a 4th day.

 

People are saying South Africa turned this down because they don't want to lose the game and so affect their position in the  Test Championship league table.

 

Mmmm.

 

http://www.hesgoal.com/news/Cricket_England_vs South_Africa.html

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1 hour ago, Mikey1874 said:

After Day 1 was lost to rain and Day 2 due to respect for the Queen, South Africa were asked to extend the game to a 4th day.

 

People are saying South Africa turned this down because they don't want to lose the game and so affect their position in the  Test Championship league table.

 

Mmmm.

 

http://www.hesgoal.com/news/Cricket_England_vs South_Africa.html

They fly back to SA on Tuesday.

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There's a wee quirk of the rules about the follow on which should come into play. This Test is effectively a 3 day game with the first two being wiped out. That's not the same situation as say the game gets underway on day 1 and days 2 and 3 are washed out. Given the scores it looks unlikely to come into the equation anyway

 

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3 hours ago, ri Alban said:

They fly back to SA on Tuesday.

 

Yeah.

 

And apart from Marco Jansen looks like the South African team are on the plane already.

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6 minutes ago, Mikey1874 said:

 

Yeah.

 

And apart from Marco Jansen looks like the South African team are on the plane already.

I like the way England play. If they had done it 300 years ago, Scotland might have thought more of cricket and the people who play. :) Just a joke, just in case people think otherwise.

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Just now, Mikey1874 said:

Mentioned this before but records getting broken all over with this team.

 

Fastest ever century opening partnership. Top two this team. 3rd is from 1872. 

 

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Malinga the Swinga

Outstanding victory for Scotland over a West Indies side ranked way ahead of them.

Slow bowling from Watt and Leask was superb and it gives us a good chance of progressing. 

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1 hour ago, Mikey1874 said:

Ireland and Zimbabwe the other teams in Scotland's group. Top 2 go to main competition.

 

Ireland starting to chase 175.

I'm pleased to see that Ireland managed to see out their overs and limit the defeat to 31 runs.

 

It means that Scotland's Net Run Rate will be superior for the moment. 

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Great win for the Scots but knowing us we’ll likely lose to Ireland now

Don’t have a great record against them 

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20 minutes ago, Mikey1874 said:

If all play is rained off on Friday, Scotland qualify.

 

Otherwise have to beat Zimbabwe. 9am start. 


Even just the Scotland game being rained off would be enough as their run rate is ahead of Zimbabwe after today and only one of Windies and Ireland can go ahead.
Both games are at Hobart and Scotland is the later kick off time

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2 hours ago, ri Alban said:

Meanwhile in Hobart. 

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High chance of showers on evening is forecast. You never know. 

Keep your feet dancing Ri and we'll get there.

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42 minutes ago, Malinga the Swinga said:

High chance of showers on evening is forecast. You never know. 

Keep your feet dancing Ri and we'll get there.

New owner of Washington coming soon, bud. Things may get better. 🤞

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Not enough runs on board I'm afraid. Will need miracle to defend that total.

Ireland was the game to win and bowlers chucked it.

 

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Malinga the Swinga

Get the spinners on FFS. You need wickets and giving away 4 balls is pish poor.

If we miss an LBW because we can't appeal right, then that's worse 

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Malinga the Swinga

Utterly dismal from Scotland. When it mattered, they crumbled and allowed two teams to stroll pass them without breaking sweat.

Coaching and captaincy were unbelievable to watch on last two games.

Against Ireland, they thought they'd win it, took foot off throat and fell apart.

Against Zimbabwe, they put shocking batting performance in, then managed to get couple of wickets early on, so what did brains behind team do? They decided to hold back on spinners till after power play, allowing Zimbabwe batsmen to settle in, score boundaries off slack pace bowling and then put spinners on when batsmen set. Our pace bowling, from experienced guts, seems to consist of four on stumps, one over pitched half volley and one down leg stump, which half decent batsmen help themselves to.

Where was the aggression in bowling, where's the pace and threat.

As for Watt, he started well but fell apart when batsmen went after him. Instead of bowling 6 variations an over, what about trying to bowl stock delivery and keeping it tight. 

Only defence we have is the shite way that cricket organised. The ICC have to let countries such as Namibia & Scotland play more games against better teams. We have played 2 20/20 games since last world cup. No surprise that Netherlands and Ireland got through as they made most of having to play qualifiers to reach this stage. These three qualifying games allowed them to be ready whereas Scotland and Namibia were chucked in cold.

Rant over, hopefully Irish get nowhere in super 12's and either Australia or India win it.

Anyone but English and Irish will do.

 

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Oh, and finally, well done to ICC for putting Scotland in a group with 3 Tier 1 teams while other group had 1 tier 1 and was noticeably weaker.

What about doing draw once qualifiers known to ensure fairness or would that be too much to ask. 

Doing draw so far in advance is stupid but then again, the whole ICC is stupid and basically caters for India, England and Australia.

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