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it'll piss the aussies off if bat one over then declareWill they definitely carry on batting??
it'll piss the aussies off if bat one over then declareWill they definitely carry on batting??
what the convicts we've had to put up with this seriesOnce they retire, Anderson and Broad should easily find work in the media, with Broad presumably working on television. Would imagine that will squeeze some of the regulars out, however.
Stokes could not be arsed getting changed.Jimmy and Broad are not going you add any runs, so why not declare before Jimmy came out and have a few overs at them. Weird decision imo
Think Anderson wants to get to 700 wickets if had got there this series i reckon he would of retired to!?
Or maybe Broad came out tonight to tell us he is retiring because Anderson will be come out when this game is finished that he is retiring...
He has said he feels good and sees no reason to retire
This is Broady
Jimmy has already said he wants to carry on, as you mentioned I think he fancies that 700. Bowls well in India normally
Broad mentioned that in his interview on Sky.Think there is no more test cricket for around 6 months after this test match thats a long time..
A fair chunk of the autumn is taken up with the ODI World Cup. Oct 5th - Nov 19th in India.Think there is no more test cricket for around 6 months after this test match thats a long time..
Agree. However, that was pretty much the message after England’s poor showing in Australia, yet one defeat in the West Indies saw the media apoplectic and the old guard returned. The time since has seen some exciting performances but has ultimately failed to deliver the Ashes, so it will be interesting to see how the media react if/when things go awry in India.Broad Anderson Moeen has played their last test match for me, Even if Jimmy wants to play on after this series England have to put him out to grass and say thank you, Now is the right time to build for the next ashes downunder in 2 years time,
Forget anything else in the series coming up just build for the next ashes, build a bowling attack and full-time wicket-keeper and spin bowler please
Agree. However, that was pretty much the message after England’s poor showing in Australia, yet one defeat in the West Indies saw the media apoplectic and the old guard returned. The time since has seen some exciting performances but has ultimately failed to deliver the Ashes, so it will be interesting to see how the media react if/when things go awry in India.
This Ashes has had the feel of two sides on the wane and would have arguably been a better spectacle had they met last summer.
Are you English?The Aussies just about have the upper hand in the bowling department for me, When they lost Lyons they had to hold it together with just the main fast bowlers, Bazball sort of helped the Aussie when Lyons got injured and they bounced out England with men on the boundaries and England coughed up wickets
England and Stokes ordered hard wickets early doors but after going 2 down sort of returned to the norm and had something for the England bowlers, but it was far too late and the Manchester test was always going to be rain-affected,
I sort of want the Aussies to win this tests and win the ashes outright because a England win would paper over big mistakes England and Stokes made both with player selections and match options in the first 2 tests,
I’m sure I’ve read this week that Anderson has said he’s not retIring. Personally, I think this series has proved it’s at least one too many for him. He’s 41 tomorrow and if he doesn’t call time on his England career, the selectors should. Just my opinion, that time has caught up with him.Think Anderson wants to get to 700 wickets if had got there this series i reckon he would of retired to!?
Or maybe Broad came out tonight to tell us he is retiring because Anderson will be come out when this game is finished that he is retiring...
The Aussies just about have the upper hand in the bowling department for me, When they lost Lyons they had to hold it together with just the main fast bowlers, Bazball sort of helped the Aussie when Lyons got injured and they bounced out England with men on the boundaries and England coughed up wickets
England and Stokes ordered hard wickets early doors but after going 2 down sort of returned to the norm and had something for the England bowlers, but it was far too late and the Manchester test was always going to be rain-affected,
I sort of want the Aussies to win this tests and win the ashes outright because a England win would paper over big mistakes England and Stokes made both with player selections and match options in the first 2 tests,

A drawn series would more accurately reflect the balance between the sides. They’ve both made mistakes and been hampered by injuries, and the intensive nature of the series has seen two creaky old teams creaking to the finishing line.The Aussies just about have the upper hand in the bowling department for me, When they lost Lyons they had to hold it together with just the main fast bowlers, Bazball sort of helped the Aussie when Lyons got injured and they bounced out England with men on the boundaries and England coughed up wickets
England and Stokes ordered hard wickets early doors but after going 2 down sort of returned to the norm and had something for the England bowlers, but it was far too late and the Manchester test was always going to be rain-affected,
I sort of want the Aussies to win this tests and win the ashes outright because a England win would paper over big mistakes England and Stokes made both with player selections and match options in the first 2 tests,