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India never won a series in Aus, swept by England recently. Seems like they have more stability in the battling line up then Aus though. Still can't help but think there is value in India $3.95 to win the series on betfair....
 
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India's problem is being able to get 20 wickets (yes even against this brittle Australian batting lineup) IMO. Both Sharma and Khan coming into this series underdone and possible not even fully fit
 
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I probably have no choice but to kill myself if Australia lose this series,India's batsmen are all 48 years old each and there bowlers are about as good as Matt Dunning's sidestep
 
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But then again i have never ever seen Ben Hilfenhoe get a wicket
 
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Matt Dunning's sidestep is underated. Especially when he's at KFC carrying his meal and someone tries to steal one of his chicken pieces.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:

But then again i have never ever seen Ben Hilfenhoe get a wicket


I've never seen him swing a ball and apparently that is the reason he was brought back into the team
 
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Hilfi has been bowling very very well this summer....

He should do well......

Depends what the track will be like, it wont be a spinning track, we know that......

India are not worse than NZ, no chance.....and we saw what happened there

 
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:

India's problem is being able to get 20 wickets (yes even against this brittle Australian batting lineup) IMO. Both Sharma and Khan coming into this series underdone and possible not even fully fit


I stand corrected

Another batting collapse with is the norm these days with this team so can't be suprised I suppose
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:

I probably have no choice but to kill myself if Australia lose this series,India's batsmen are all 48 years old each and there bowlers are about as good as Matt Dunning's sidestep


What are you talking about. Matt Dunning's sidestep make Campese look like a statue.
 
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  Australian top order
 
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So what can the selectors do after the latest colllapse
 
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Can't even blame the pitch this time either. Just bad shots

3 dragged onto the stumps
 
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They say the home run derby has a negative impact on the swing of the batters, with this in mind, i think T20 has a negative impact on the technique of the batsman.....
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

They say the home run derby has a negative impact on the swing of the batters, with this in mind, i think T20 has a negative impact on the technique of the batsman.....


The gap between standard of Sheffield Shield and International cricket seems to have widened significantly in the past 5 years.
 
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Best Collapse EVER !!!!!!!


 
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 ian healy trying to ride a segway, almost as good as the cameraman fall yesterday
 
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Mmm been a good even test match so far. Still have India at $3.9 to win this one but thinking of laying the bet and taking the profit now. Got a gut feeling the aus tail enders might put a few more on tomorrow.....
 
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Bet_The_House I also want to take India but I read this on cricinfo

"Day four at the MCG, more sunshine, more promise of gripping Test cricket. Australia are already ahead by 230, which might not seem that daunting until you see that in the previous 49 years, no side has chased more than 200 to win a fourth-innings chase at the MCG. India still have Michael Hussey to contend with, and their chase will, as always, depend on what they get from Virender Sehwag"


 
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Test Cricket with India or Pakistan. Always a good reason to pull out the 12th man CD's
 
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 Pattinson
 
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This target of less than 300 is a gift for India.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GLENNNASS:

This target of less than 300 is a gift for India.


If the Aussies lose this then I hope they Katich back from the West and punch Clarke into a pulp
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GLENNNASS:

This target of less than 300 is a gift for India.

A gift? The highest ever chase at the MCG is 332 and as stated above, no one has chased more than 200 to win in about 50 years. India are going no better than Australia at the moment. If Australia can knock over Tendulkar and Dravid fairly cheaply, I don't rate the rest of the Indian line up to chase this total down.

 
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And just like that...

 

Fuck off Gambhir

 
 
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Knock over one of these two and game over
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