The Ashes
Dec 26th 2021 | 12:25 pm
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Re: The Ashes
Moved to stream 3, 4 failing.
Make sure your anti virus working, mine quarantined 2 adwares this am.
Apparently our bowlers historically do much worse there than anywhere else due to the prevailing conditions.
Batters, yes, no excuses,
Make sure your anti virus working, mine quarantined 2 adwares this am.
Apparently our bowlers historically do much worse there than anywhere else due to the prevailing conditions.
Batters, yes, no excuses,
Dec 26th 2021 | 12:25 pm
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Re: The Ashes
Late start today as all England players had to return negative rapid covid tests thiis morning following cases amongst support staff and families.
Dec 26th 2021 | 10:48 pm
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Re: The Ashes
To quote yet another opinion about Englands performance "Gutless England batsmen deliver full spectrum of ineptitude"
How rapidly Englands meteor has fallen. Shall we blame the WOKE brigade???
How rapidly Englands meteor has fallen. Shall we blame the WOKE brigade???
Dec 27th 2021 | 10:32 am
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Re: The Ashes
I've done a little research on this.
Makes a change from covid 19!
Since the 60s Australia won 68 test matches against England.
England won 46.
But Australia only shaded it in England by 30 to 27.
But at home it was 38 to 19.
What is their home record against all test playing countries?
In the 2000s they won 90 out of 125 test matches...and it looks soon it will be 91 out of 126!
Leaving out all the draws!
So they are one of the best test playing nations. But even better at home. Probably due to the pitch conditions, the travelling required in Australia?
Remember Golf's Rhyder Cup? GB v USA at first. Then due to US dominance they changed to US v Europe in 1979.
Maybe they can do that with cricket tests in Australia?
Makes a change from covid 19!
Since the 60s Australia won 68 test matches against England.
England won 46.
But Australia only shaded it in England by 30 to 27.
But at home it was 38 to 19.
What is their home record against all test playing countries?
In the 2000s they won 90 out of 125 test matches...and it looks soon it will be 91 out of 126!
Leaving out all the draws!
So they are one of the best test playing nations. But even better at home. Probably due to the pitch conditions, the travelling required in Australia?
Remember Golf's Rhyder Cup? GB v USA at first. Then due to US dominance they changed to US v Europe in 1979.
Maybe they can do that with cricket tests in Australia?
Dec 27th 2021 | 10:51 am
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Re: The Ashes
I've done a little research on this.
Makes a change from covid 19!
Since the 60s Australia won 68 test matches against England.
England won 46.
But Australia only shaded it in England by 30 to 27.
But at home it was 38 to 19.
What is their home record against all test playing countries?
In the 2000s they won 90 out of 125 test matches...and it looks soon it will be 91 out of 126!
Leaving out all the draws!
So they are one of the best test playing nations. But even better at home. Probably due to the pitch conditions, the travelling required in Australia?
Remember Golf's Rhyder Cup? GB v USA at first. Then due to US dominance they changed to US v Europe in 1979.
Maybe they can do that with cricket tests in Australia?
Makes a change from covid 19!
Since the 60s Australia won 68 test matches against England.
England won 46.
But Australia only shaded it in England by 30 to 27.
But at home it was 38 to 19.
What is their home record against all test playing countries?
In the 2000s they won 90 out of 125 test matches...and it looks soon it will be 91 out of 126!
Leaving out all the draws!
So they are one of the best test playing nations. But even better at home. Probably due to the pitch conditions, the travelling required in Australia?
Remember Golf's Rhyder Cup? GB v USA at first. Then due to US dominance they changed to US v Europe in 1979.
Maybe they can do that with cricket tests in Australia?
