England Test Cricket Thread - Summer 2016
Discussion
steveT350C said:
I heard Atherton at lunch say that only 3% of teams that go into 2nd innings with deficit of 100+ runs go on to win the match.
A fully firing England could be in that 3%, but they not fully firing in this test.
I wonder if that's correct, I haven't heard that stat before. A fully firing England could be in that 3%, but they not fully firing in this test.
el stovey said:
steveT350C said:
I heard Atherton at lunch say that only 3% of teams that go into 2nd innings with deficit of 100+ runs go on to win the match.
A fully firing England could be in that 3%, but they not fully firing in this test.
I wonder if that's correct, I haven't heard that stat before. A fully firing England could be in that 3%, but they not fully firing in this test.
eta, was credited to Michael Vaughan's research
Edited by steveT350C on Friday 5th August 20:43
hornetrider said:
spikeyhead said:
17 ahead without losing a wicket.
How well will the pitch hold up? Looking like a good test this.
Isn't it. Cracking session from England there. Favourites now I'd say.How well will the pitch hold up? Looking like a good test this.
They could do with piling some runs on tomorrow.
Will Hales get a good score for once...
FiF said:
Hopefully he will, I got a similar feeling to when he grafted against Sri Lanka, but then that might just be triumph of hope over experience.
See the tray for carrying 24 pints? As they say on arsebook, Like
Liked the tray, wouldn't like to drop it and have to explain to mates though.See the tray for carrying 24 pints? As they say on arsebook, Like
Agreed, but also at good risk of a loss.
I think the evidence so far is that this wicket needs a full day to bowl a side out, at least a full day. If they bat even half sensibly it will take more than that.
Of course to weigh against that there is the question if they have an attainable target. England put on 300 or so yesterday, so not far enough in front yet.
Thankfully not my decision to make as not sure what would do in all honesty.
I think the evidence so far is that this wicket needs a full day to bowl a side out, at least a full day. If they bat even half sensibly it will take more than that.
Of course to weigh against that there is the question if they have an attainable target. England put on 300 or so yesterday, so not far enough in front yet.
Thankfully not my decision to make as not sure what would do in all honesty.
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