bill cobbett wrote:Jerry wrote:England 360 all out
Australia 112 for 9 wickets
Shane Warne where are you?
Itsa gonna be a follooooooooow-ooooooooon.... oh, the shame of it.
England 3/30 - looks like you guys are crumbling!
bill cobbett wrote:Jerry wrote:England 360 all out
Australia 112 for 9 wickets
Shane Warne where are you?
Itsa gonna be a follooooooooow-ooooooooon.... oh, the shame of it.
Paphitis wrote:bill cobbett wrote:Jerry wrote:England 360 all out
Australia 112 for 9 wickets
Shane Warne where are you?
Itsa gonna be a follooooooooow-ooooooooon.... oh, the shame of it.
England 3/30 - looks like you guys are crumbling!
Australia's shambolic batting dissolves in face of Graeme Swann's guile
In front of another packed house, in pristine weather, Australia contrived to produce a batting display of such startling ineptitude that as Lehmann sat and watched gloomily, they lost, from the final delivery of the morning session to an hour after tea, all their wickets for 86 runs, 24 of those coming for the last wicket, the second-highest stand of the innings. Having been splattered around first thing by Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann, and then added 42 for the first wicket in response to England's 361, it constituted one of their worst Ashes days in this country. It was certainly the worst since Melbourne last time, when they were dismissed on the first morning for 98 and then saw Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook add 157 without loss by the close.
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