Gabriel
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Tongue(s) will wag if you do...
He's got to be kept in for the pun potential alone.
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He's got to be kept in for the pun potential alone.
BringBackSwales
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You are doggedly pursuing that oneTongue(s) will wag if you do...
He's got to be kept in for the pun potential alone.
Gabriel
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It's all Tongue in cheek...You are doggedly pursuing that one
Seems to enjoy Lord's. Maybe they should just drop him after this Test and then bring him back when the West Indies visit Lord's next summer.
Aussies openers have played very well, England haven’t.
The simple reason is poor bowling even with it swinging around, You have to aim to hit the wickets and top off-stump is the golden rule at Lords, The better batsman will leave most that are going wide or on length, but at Lords with the slope you help and can fool any batsman into leaving,
It was a very big morning for England bowlers and we failed. so another session like that and its good to be hard to win this test and the ashes
supercity88
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The simple reason is poor bowling even with it swinging around, You have to aim to hit the wickets and top off-stump is the golden rule at Lords, The better batsman will leave most that are going wide or on length, but at Lords with the slope you help and can fool any batsman into leaving,
It was a very big morning for England bowlers and we failed. so another session like that and its good to be hard to win this test and the ashes
Yep, and our seamers are creating chances when they bowl the right line and length. Tongue is extracting a bit extra from the pitch and with the Australian bowling attack that's bad news.
unicorn
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Never heard the South Londoners called the 'Rey before ! What do they call their north London rivals ?Jacks shouldering arms to one that nipped back beautifully and clipped the top of off. Lovely ball by Williams. Looking bleak for the 'Rey.
jimharri
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We need at least another 2 (preferably 8) wickets before tea.