Australian International Summer 2023/24
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They should last longer here than with a pink ball at the Gabba
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whufc wrote:Trader wrote:I'm taking the over 8.5 sessions.
I think Smith will want to prove himself at opener, he'll bat a full day himself.
I can't see us bowling first if we win the toss.
I think we bat, bat long, roll them, then bat again just to give our bowlers a rest.
A perfect test for cricket Australia would be;
Day 1- Australia win the toss bat all day
Day 2- Australia bat until just before dark
Day 3- West indies bowled out before lunch. Australia bat rest of day.
Day 4- Australia bat / declare before lunch bowl Windies out by the end of the night.
Um, it's not a day/nighter WHUFC. Brisbane has the day/nighter.
Just noticed the start time as 10am instead of what has become the more recent norm of 10.30am. Anyone know why this is?
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Down the Hill wrote:Um, it's not a day/nighter WHUFC. Brisbane has the day/nighter.
Just as well AO just spent $5M upgrading the lights
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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Down the Hill wrote:whufc wrote:Trader wrote:I'm taking the over 8.5 sessions.
I think Smith will want to prove himself at opener, he'll bat a full day himself.
I can't see us bowling first if we win the toss.
I think we bat, bat long, roll them, then bat again just to give our bowlers a rest.
A perfect test for cricket Australia would be;
Day 1- Australia win the toss bat all day
Day 2- Australia bat until just before dark
Day 3- West indies bowled out before lunch. Australia bat rest of day.
Day 4- Australia bat / declare before lunch bowl Windies out by the end of the night.
Um, it's not a day/nighter WHUFC. Brisbane has the day/nighter.
Just noticed the start time as 10am instead of what has become the more recent norm of 10.30am. Anyone know why this is?
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This obsession with the networks having things run into the news is strange these days. Other than ageing wise men like many on here - who actually watches the news anymore.
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Down the Hill wrote:whufc wrote:Trader wrote:I'm taking the over 8.5 sessions.
I think Smith will want to prove himself at opener, he'll bat a full day himself.
I can't see us bowling first if we win the toss.
I think we bat, bat long, roll them, then bat again just to give our bowlers a rest.
A perfect test for cricket Australia would be;
Day 1- Australia win the toss bat all day
Day 2- Australia bat until just before dark
Day 3- West indies bowled out before lunch. Australia bat rest of day.
Day 4- Australia bat / declare before lunch bowl Windies out by the end of the night.
Um, it's not a day/nighter WHUFC. Brisbane has the day/nighter.
Just noticed the start time as 10am instead of what has become the more recent norm of 10.30am. Anyone know why this is?
Ooops completely forgot
Literally the best thing CA had going in recent times and they took it away from SA.
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Lol, a ten a.m. start time, total farce. Why is it so hard for the clowns running things to leave well enough alone?Down the Hill wrote:whufc wrote:Trader wrote:I'm taking the over 8.5 sessions.
I think Smith will want to prove himself at opener, he'll bat a full day himself.
I can't see us bowling first if we win the toss.
I think we bat, bat long, roll them, then bat again just to give our bowlers a rest.
A perfect test for cricket Australia would be;
Day 1- Australia win the toss bat all day
Day 2- Australia bat until just before dark
Day 3- West indies bowled out before lunch. Australia bat rest of day.
Day 4- Australia bat / declare before lunch bowl Windies out by the end of the night.
Um, it's not a day/nighter WHUFC. Brisbane has the day/nighter.
Just noticed the start time as 10am instead of what has become the more recent norm of 10.30am. Anyone know why this is?
Oh well, I guess this test match occurring in Adelaide in January in fine weather will not see days end prematurely on account of bad light.
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10am - 6pm Test day was what we grew up with.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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Did you read AM Bays post above? Explains why it's probably a 10am start.RB wrote:Lol, a ten a.m. start time, total farce. Why is it so hard for the clowns running things to leave well enough alone?Down the Hill wrote:whufc wrote:Trader wrote:I'm taking the over 8.5 sessions.
I think Smith will want to prove himself at opener, he'll bat a full day himself.
I can't see us bowling first if we win the toss.
I think we bat, bat long, roll them, then bat again just to give our bowlers a rest.
A perfect test for cricket Australia would be;
Day 1- Australia win the toss bat all day
Day 2- Australia bat until just before dark
Day 3- West indies bowled out before lunch. Australia bat rest of day.
Day 4- Australia bat / declare before lunch bowl Windies out by the end of the night.
Um, it's not a day/nighter WHUFC. Brisbane has the day/nighter.
Just noticed the start time as 10am instead of what has become the more recent norm of 10.30am. Anyone know why this is?
Oh well, I guess this test match occurring in Adelaide in January in fine weather will not see days end prematurely on account of bad light.
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You mean 11am to 6pm?dedja wrote:10am - 6pm Test day was what we grew up with.
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RB wrote:You mean 11am to 6pm?dedja wrote:10am - 6pm Test day was what we grew up with.
yep im from the dim old ages was always 11 till 6.
1st session 11.00 to 1.00 then lunch
2nd session 1.40 to 3.40 then tea
last session 4.00 till 6.00
9 times out of 10 the required quota of overs was also bowled
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RB wrote:You mean 11am to 6pm?dedja wrote:10am - 6pm Test day was what we grew up with.
Yep
Give me a break, I’m getting old
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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locky801 wrote:RB wrote:You mean 11am to 6pm?dedja wrote:10am - 6pm Test day was what we grew up with.
yep im from the dim old ages was always 11 till 6.
1st session 11.00 to 1.00 then lunch
2nd session 1.40 to 3.40 then tea
last session 4.00 till 6.00
9 times out of 10 the required quota of overs was also bowled
What he said
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dedja wrote:RB wrote:You mean 11am to 6pm?dedja wrote:10am - 6pm Test day was what we grew up with.
Yep![]()
Give me a break, I’m getting old
I’m questioning your fuel usage post now
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Brodlach wrote:dedja wrote:RB wrote:You mean 11am to 6pm?dedja wrote:10am - 6pm Test day was what we grew up with.
Yep![]()
Give me a break, I’m getting old
I’m questioning your fuel usage post now
LOL, I would too.
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Be interesting the number of no balls West Indies bowl during the test... Multiple no balls were bowled and not called ... Umpires were ones that didnt make the BBL roster ..
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Down the Hill wrote:This obsession with the networks having things run into the news is strange these days. Other than ageing wise men like many on here - who actually watches the news anymore.
Me, I enjoy the glistening cleave of Kate Collins.
Whoops, there goes another year. Whoops, there goes another pint of beer.
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Got the work corporate box on Saturday, what are the chances of it going into day 4? Definitely would need to bat first today.
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Vamos wrote:Got the work corporate box on Saturday, what are the chances of it going into day 4? Definitely would need to bat first today.
You’ll have more chance of spending a night with Emily Ratajkowski.
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Down the Hill wrote:This obsession with the networks having things run into the news is strange these days. Other than ageing wise men like many on here - who actually watches the news anymore.
Probably for the same reason they showed crappy TV shows in the 90s from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm when they could've been showing the 1st session from Edgbaston, Lords, Old Trafford, 'Eadingly, Trent bridge and The Oval
The ratings tell them to
But yeah I too miss the days of 11 am to 6 pm test match hours
I also miss $1.90 pints of WE Draught
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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