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Thread fucked up yo
 
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Yeah, I fucked the thread up!
 
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You naughty
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

I would seriously go with doherty.left armer.....he is dominating the domestic scene, albeit in the onedayers, bit i really like him.....

Doherty has a bowling average of 48 in shield cricket  

 
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Providing Australia play Hussey and North and keep Harris out, I will be a happy man $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Doherty has a bowling average of 48 in shield cricket  



That doesn't appear to matter these days for the Aussie selectors when they select teams

Steve Smith was selected earlier this year when he had a bowling average of 70
 
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Maybe Mitchell Johnson should play as a batsman seeing as he top scored yesterday and he is a shit bowler
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:



That doesn't appear to matter these days for the Aussie selectors when they select teams

Steve Smith was selected earlier this year when he had a bowling average of 70

 true

 
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:

Maybe Mitchell Johnson should play as a batsman seeing as he top scored yesterday and he is a shit bowler

Mitch and Steve Smith should probably open the batting in Brisbane

 
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Steve Smith is the shittest box i have ever seen,makes me sick looking at this fool.
 
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I take it you don't like Steve Smith, Ace?

Is that correct?

 
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U can bet on the players being selected?

Is that like u can bet on the Man of the match in league?

When someone walked into a TAB an put a swag of cash on Chris Heighington for MOM against the Knights a few years ago......

In that game Robbie Farah played one of the best games he has ever played and shit on everyone statistically in that game.......

But we will give him the MOM to Chris ......

I see now......Everything is fair and transparent in league....

"Tigers coach Tim Sheens told us that Farah was clearly his team's best player. So too did Test selector Bob Fulton, who covered the game for 2GB. Our colleague Steve Mascord gave Farah the three points in the Dally M Medal award."

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Chris' odds went from $34 to $9 for the MOM, Farah outplays him, but we will give him the MOM.....

That is NOT dodgy one bit........what are u guys talking about...

 
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Yeah with Sportingbet.

You can also bet on MOTM with Sportingbet too.

 
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Collingwood most runs @ $7.50 is looking like a gift.
 
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It's interesting.

England's top order = mixed form.

Australia's top order = mixed form

Could be even.

England's middle order - brilliant - Bell, Collingwood, Prior

Australia's middle order - shithouse - Hussey, North, Haddin

England's bowling attack - strong

Australia's bowling attack - medium

Difference between the two is when England get to Australia's middle order ,they will rip through them quickly.

When Australia get to England's middle order, they will struggle.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

U can bet on the players being selected?

Is that like u can bet on the Man of the match in league?

When someone walked into a TAB an put a swag of cash on Chris Heighington for MOM against the Knights a few years ago......

In that game Robbie Farah played one of the best games he has ever played and shit on everyone statistically in that game.......

But we will give him the MOM to Chris ......

I see now......Everything is fair and transparent in league....

"Tigers coach Tim Sheens told us that Farah was clearly his team's best player. So too did Test selector Bob Fulton, who covered the game for 2GB. Our colleague Steve Mascord gave Farah the three points in the Dally M Medal award."

Tandy



and Heighnington getting MOM affected the outcome of the game how?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

please explain




Aussie Battler Gilly paused before committing himself to a statement that may be regarded as treason “England are favourites to win the Ashes “


 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bolar:

It's interesting.

England's top order = mixed form.

Australia's top order = mixed form

Could be even.

England's middle order - brilliant - Bell, Collingwood, Prior

Australia's middle order - shithouse - Hussey, North, Haddin

England's bowling attack - strong

Australia's bowling attack - medium

Difference between the two is when England get to Australia's middle order ,they will rip through them quickly.

When Australia get to England's middle order, they will struggle.




Ponting is the better captain.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bolar:

If anyone thinks that XI can win a test match, they are deluded.


Strauss - has batted in 17 test innings since the last ashes for a total of 511 runs. And 186 of those runs was against the Bangers

Cook - has scored less then 500 runs in his 19 innings against Australia

Bell - 642 runs in 25 innings (25.68) against Australia

Collingwood - averages 35 against Australia, Take out his 206 and its less then 25

Pieterson - has not scored a test century since March 09

Trott - averages 83 in england, but his tours have seen averages of 34 in Bangladesh and 27 in south africa

whos going to ge the wickets?

onions - averages 3.5 wickets per test

Anderson - his bowling average against australia is similar to ricky pontings career batting average

swann - averages less then 1.25 wickets per test away from england

broad - will be the leading english wicket taker, but can't carry this mob

I'm sure Ponting and the boys are losing sleep over this lot


 
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This Ashes is like Paulsy vs Scott Minto
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:



and Heighnington getting MOM affected the outcome of the game how?

didnt affect the outcome of the game..........Just further proves my point that where ever there is money involved......there is evil and corruptuion around...........

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

didnt affect the outcome of the game..........Just further proves my point that where ever there is money involved......there is evil and corruptuion around...........

Ask people who backed Farah for MOM if this is nothing.......They lost, not cause it was fair...........but because of corruption........

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:



Strauss - has batted in 17 test innings since the last ashes for a total of 511 runs. And 186 of those runs was against the Bangers

Cook - has scored less then 500 runs in his 19 innings against Australia

Bell - 642 runs in 25 innings (25.68) against Australia

Collingwood - averages 35 against Australia, Take out his 206 and its less then 25

Pieterson - has not scored a test century since March 09

Trott - averages 83 in england, but his tours have seen averages of 34 in Bangladesh and 27 in south africa

whos going to ge the wickets?

onions - averages 3.5 wickets per test

Anderson - his bowling average against australia is similar to ricky pontings career batting average

swann - averages less then 1.25 wickets per test away from england

broad - will be the leading english wicket taker, but can't carry this mob

I'm sure Ponting and the boys are losing sleep over this lot




nice
 
 
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On current form, Australia loses.
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