SA Footy • View topic - First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

by **hearts on fire** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 9:25 pm

Siddle is getting smashed..... this is poo bowling.

13 from the over.

by **spell_check** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 9:25 pm

Over halfway there now, I think this is where Kallis and de Villiers are getting on top for the team again, saw off Lee and will look to finish off well tonight.

by **FD88** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 9:26 pm

Now we're at about the same stage as we were last innings, before Johnson saved us.

by **hearts on fire** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 9:26 pm

21 runs from 8 balls...... :roll:

by **spell_check** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 9:29 pm

One more over, can we get back on top again?

by **hearts on fire** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 9:32 pm

Stumps Day 4:
RSA 3/227

Kallis 33*
de Villiers 11*

RSA need 187 runs to win with 7 wickets remaining.

by **Dutchy** » Sat Dec 20, 2008 9:54 pm

and the SA bashers are nowhere to be seen :roll:

as I said last night apart from MJ's 5 overs on Day 2 SA have been right in this game if not on top

by **locky801** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 9:11 am

SA should win it from here quite easily

by **FD88** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 12:40 pm

hearts on fire wrote:
FD88 wrote:Krazy is a big risk at this stage.

A risk to the Australian's of getting smashed or a risk to the South African's of getting a wicket?

A risk to us as we couldn't really afford to leak runs if no wickets fell. Also with Kallis I trying to put the mocker on. Seems it hasn't worked.

Anyways imo this match will go one of two ways and we should know which pretty early on. Either South Africa will hold firm this morning and cruise to victory, perhaps losing a wicket or two when its too late, or one or two will fall early and they'll crumble under the pressure.

by **Thiele** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 1:59 pm

Looks like South Africa are going win at 3/280

by **stampy** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:06 pm

we need a couple of quick wickets pronto, the only ball i saw today whas a brett lee grubber, obviously, it was a one off as they appear to be travelling comfortably the hairybacks

by **spell_check** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:08 pm

Well done South Africa, really well deserved win, have smashed us in this Test, people are now starting to see the effects of all the retirements recently, I told you so, Ponting isn't a good captain, all you Smith bashers have now seen how good a captain and player he is, Australia will be in for some lean times ahead, something I predicted two years ago, now coming to fruition....

by **locky801** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:16 pm

May have well seen the last of some players after this performance one would think :oops:

by **spell_check** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:18 pm

Meanwhile, back in my real posting tone, gotta laugh at a few in the crowd getting fired up! :lol:

"COME ON AUSSIES, GET STUCK INTO THEM!"

by **Interceptor** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:20 pm

spell_check wrote:Well done South Africa, really well deserved win, have smashed us in this Test, people are now starting to see the effects of all the retirements recently, I told you so, Ponting isn't a good captain, all you Smith bashers have now seen how good a captain and player he is, Australia will be in for some lean times ahead, something I predicted two years ago, now coming to fruition....

Huh? They haven't won it yet :roll:

And Smith in NOT a good captain.

by **spell_check** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:21 pm

Interceptor wrote:
spell_check wrote:Well done South Africa, really well deserved win, have smashed us in this Test, people are now starting to see the effects of all the retirements recently, I told you so, Ponting isn't a good captain, all you Smith bashers have now seen how good a captain and player he is, Australia will be in for some lean times ahead, something I predicted two years ago, now coming to fruition....

Huh? They haven't won it yet

And Smith in NOT a good captain.

Sarcasm that was.

by **Interceptor** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:21 pm

locky801 wrote:May have well seen the last of some players after this performance one would think

Rubbish. Name them.

Clark would come back for Siddle if fit. That is all.

by **spell_check** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:28 pm

WHo else but Johnson, will this change the direction of the match?

by **Interceptor** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:29 pm

spell_check wrote:WHo else but Johnson, will this change the direction of the match?

Game on!

Duminy -first match, must be nervous.

by **spell_check** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:30 pm

Interceptor wrote:
spell_check wrote:WHo else but Johnson, will this change the direction of the match?

Game on!

Duminy -first match, must be nervous.

Made 1 in the first innings, definitely would be nervous.

First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Re: First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Who is online

Around the place

First Test Match at the WACA: Australia v South Africa

Around the place

Join us