Would we have won a 5th Test?
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Would we have won a 5th Test?
We all love the odd 5-Tester.
Here's the scenario - 1st-5th September, Headingley.
Anderson is injured.
Trott is back.
The Porcelain Giant is 50/50.
Would we have 06/07'd these weak load of wastrels?
Here's the scenario - 1st-5th September, Headingley.
Anderson is injured.
Trott is back.
The Porcelain Giant is 50/50.
Would we have 06/07'd these weak load of wastrels?
Re: Would we have won a 5th Test?
by an innings, 10 wickets, 473 runs and a curry f@rt
Eng 0 - 474 (off 20 overs T Bresnan 273 J Anderson 101)
Ind 10 -0 (A Strauss 5/0 5 batsmen absent injured)
and 10/1 (A Cook 5/0 M Prior 5/1 (1nb....Pietersen as keeper took the ball in front of the stumps) )
Swanny added a Chicken Tikka f@rt to the sprinkler dance which the Poms were performing when presented the Golden Stump
Eng 0 - 474 (off 20 overs T Bresnan 273 J Anderson 101)
Ind 10 -0 (A Strauss 5/0 5 batsmen absent injured)
and 10/1 (A Cook 5/0 M Prior 5/1 (1nb....Pietersen as keeper took the ball in front of the stumps) )
Swanny added a Chicken Tikka f@rt to the sprinkler dance which the Poms were performing when presented the Golden Stump
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Re: Would we have won a 5th Test?
question is would you have won a series at all if there was no 1st test
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Re: Would we have won a 5th Test?
Ooh sorry folks - the answer I was looking for was it would've been drawn because there's heavy rain in Yorkshire next week.
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Brass Monkey wrote:Ooh sorry folks - the answer I was looking for was it would've been drawn because there's heavy rain in Yorkshire next week.
that's why they only needed 136 balls to finish my test
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Oh, I thought your situation was a little far fetched.
Jimmy is injured after all.
Jimmy is injured after all.
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he can still bat
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Would have picked the draw if it was in Wales.
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Yes and No.
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MB, Taips - salient points. Have 2 red rockets each.
Spang - WTF? You must elaborate on such an enigmatic answer.
Spang - WTF? You must elaborate on such an enigmatic answer.
Re: Would we have won a 5th Test?
I thought it was very clear what I meant.
You'd have won, but would you have won?
You'd have won, but would you have won?
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I get you. Sort of a what's the point? It would be like mollywhopping your friend's 7 year old child?
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Or sh!tting on a dwarf.
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Re: Would we have won a 5th Test?
It's absolutely clear what spang means.
India would have been the moral winners.
India would have been the moral winners.
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What do you mean would you have won a fifth Test?
As if you won the first four.
Some people, I tell you.
As if you won the first four.
Some people, I tell you.
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Re: Would we have won a 5th Test?
This was my line of thinking upon reading the title of Dan's thread.embee wrote:by an innings, 10 wickets, 473 runs and a curry f@rt
Eng 0 - 474 (off 20 overs T Bresnan 273 J Anderson 101)
Ind 10 -0 (A Strauss 5/0 5 batsmen absent injured)
and 10/1 (A Cook 5/0 M Prior 5/1 (1nb....Pietersen as keeper took the ball in front of the stumps) )
Swanny added a Chicken Tikka f@rt to the sprinkler dance which the Poms were performing when presented the Golden Stump
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And a sixth, a seventh, etc...
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