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bd-eng 2nd test
its far better to follow this match than to follow some slaughtering of cricket which is taking place out here in india these days
bd making a good fightback thanks to shafiul & naeem islam with even the no.11 rubel chipping in & taking bd to a competitive 419 on a pitch offering some spin if they can dismiss eng for 300, they could be in with a great chance to get their 1st test win(although technically it will be the 4th, but i say 1st as their earlier wins came against zimbabwe "b" & west indies "c" teams) Reply•Quote |
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Eng 3 down now and BD definitely has a chance...they have shown problem to sustain the grip in the game until the end.
It's funny yesterday every hour CI had headlines such as Eng in grip, Eng control, BD crumble...even as I could see BD gradually building some kind of respectability......CI refused to acknowledge it No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt Reply•Quote |
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Re: bd-eng 2nd test
birbalji,
Yes BD are pathetic but this time it was umpires who were even more pathetic.. From CI.. For the record, Matt Prior was trapped on the crease on 9 by a reverse-swinging delivery from Rubel and went on to make 62; Bresnan survived a bat-pad catch on 5 before finishing the day on 74 not out, while Bell's innings could have ended on 82 had an lbw appeal by Abdur Razzak been upheld. Reply•Quote |
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Quote: To be fair, though, none of them were absolutely plumb to the naked eye - and Hawkeye predicted they were hitting the top of the stumps. They'd probably have been reversed on review (unless Daryl Harper was the third umpire )but I wouldn't call them howlers. Just marginals where the batsman got the benefit.
Not like Trott given caught behind off his head in the first test. Reply•Quote |
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^ Well I saw those decisions and most of them looked clearly out. Plus weren't a couple of Bangla batsmen given out incorrectly as well in this Test?
Anyway, they have shown some fight today. Lead is 198 with 1 wicket in hand and 2 sessions left. England should still win, but it may get tricky. _______________________ India's Test record against Australia over last 12 years: Played 26, Won 10, Lost 10, Drawn 6 Reply•Quote |
| 24 Mar, 2010 11:47 | Report |
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and england win
but still, well played bangladesh. hoping to c them beat england in the upcoming series in eng some interesting facts - this was the 1st time bangladesh made more than 700 runs in a test and bangladesh have now played 7 tests without making a <200 score. their lowest score has been 233(which is a respectable total to have as a lowest score) over these 14 innings Reply•Quote |
| 24 Mar, 2010 12:29 | Report |
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Quote: Not sure. If they were less of a fuss is being made
Haven't seen the video yet, but by all accounts the third umpire run out call was not a good one. The real point is that all teams get bad calls but the weaker teams have less ability to recover from them. If you're the Windies in the 70s, Australia in the 90s or India now you know that even if one call isn't made you'll get another one soon. For the weaker side that isn't the case. And if you win you tend to gloss over the mistakes. Reply•Quote |
| 24 Mar, 2010 13:11 | Report |
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Bangladesh was unlucky and majority of umpiring decisions went against them.
One of BD batsman hit a perfectly legitimate shot destined for boundary, it hit the boot of Cook in close position and popped out to Tredwell who was bowling! Not that is called miracle. I am happy for England because I wanted to see them win. But I could not believe how c.r.a.p. eng were in the second test. If umpires weren't there, they were at best drawing it Reply•Quote |
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Quote: Yes I read about that on the Crizbuzz commentary. You are right in that both sides probably got a similar number of bad decisions. I guess it is a natural reaction to feel more sorry for the weaker team though
Return to form of Pietersen is the biggest plus for England from this series. As for Bangladesh, it's clear now that they can at least stretch stronger most teams at home. The next big step is to take the same kind of performance overseas. _______________________ India's Test record against Australia over last 12 years: Played 26, Won 10, Lost 10, Drawn 6 Reply•Quote |
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