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batmanbegins wrote:Nothing better then some moaning Aussies

Nothing better than you scumbags not holding the Ashes.
You are losers yet again

Jim05 wrote:

batmanbegins wrote:Nothing better then some moaning Aussies

Nothing better than you scumbags not holding the Ashes.
You are losers yet again

Settle mate it's clearly a joke. The ball change is ridiculous and it's the umpires fault, the Aussies complain about the ball to a fair bit.

Khawaja ends with 496 runs for the series, the most for an Australian opening batsman in England since Matthew Elliott in 1997.

Khawaja is Australia's (and the series) highest run scorer in this series, in India earlier this year and in Pakistan last year.

Sportsbet always come out with decent stuff ..

Warner finishes his test career in England with 980 @26.48 with 9 half-centuries, the most half-centuries in England for an overseas player that hasn't made a Test match hundred in England.

Woakes has dismissed Warner in his last 4 innings.

Jimmy looks a shell of himself and he knows it. I don't know if he can come back from this series.

batmanbegins wrote:Jimmy looks a shell of himself and he knows it. I don't know if he can come back from this series.

Was about to post the same

It’s line he’s been quality in England all his career, looks completely ineffective.

It’s a shame really

batmanbegins wrote:Jimmy looks a shell of himself and he knows it. I don't know if he can come back from this series.

I get the feeling Broad stole his thunder and was also thinking of announcing retirement after the series.

am Bays wrote:

batmanbegins wrote:Jimmy looks a shell of himself and he knows it. I don't know if he can come back from this series.

Was about to post the same

It’s line he’s been quality in England all his career, looks completely ineffective.

It’s a shame really

Probably should've pulled the plug at some point prior to turning 41.

They have a ball that is swinging yet keep jamming the ball into the pitch

RB wrote:

am Bays wrote:

batmanbegins wrote:Jimmy looks a shell of himself and he knows it. I don't know if he can come back from this series.

Was about to post the same

It’s line he’s been quality in England all his career, looks completely ineffective.

It’s a shame really

Probably should've pulled the plug at some point prior to turning 41.

Who has been our oldest pace bowler in recent history?

3/226
Smith and Head have batted England out of contention
Australia look the winners only rain can save England

Lightning McQueen wrote:

RB wrote:

am Bays wrote:

batmanbegins wrote:Jimmy looks a shell of himself and he knows it. I don't know if he can come back from this series.

Was about to post the same

It’s line he’s been quality in England all his career, looks completely ineffective.

It’s a shame really

Probably should've pulled the plug at some point prior to turning 41.

Who has been our oldest pace bowler in recent history?

McGrath was just about to turn 37. Can't think off the top of my head of any others who would've been that old in the last 30 years or so.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

RB wrote:

am Bays wrote:

batmanbegins wrote:Jimmy looks a shell of himself and he knows it. I don't know if he can come back from this series.

Was about to post the same

It’s line he’s been quality in England all his career, looks completely ineffective.

It’s a shame really

Probably should've pulled the plug at some point prior to turning 41.

Who has been our oldest pace bowler in recent history?

McGrath retired from test cricket when he was 36, Ryan Harris was 35.

mal wrote:3/226
Smith and Head have batted England out of contention
Australia look the winners only rain can save England

That's a big call! New ball in 15 overs. Rain radar looking better. Maybe 30 minutes off after lunch, but hopefully ok after that.

oh boy

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Stokes still reviewed it

Stokes still reviewed it

I wouldnt be surprised if they have that to be honest.