India v England, 2nd Test, Mumbai, 23-27 November, 2012

78 runs in that hour.

F*cked.

200 run partnership. Yikes, not sure if they're in India or England....

Wahey. Still farked though.

baggygreen wrote:200 run partnership. Yikes, not sure if they're in India or England....

Sorry, was only a matter of time before my first trev. Didn't expect it in an England match though

Top notch ton by KP. Congrats to him and Chef on no. 22 ton each.

Another.

Well, the least surprising thing ever has happened - Jonny B plays a shit shot to spin bowling. Shock. Horror. I bet the England management are surprised.

The Indian management would be surprised that our lot took two wickets in the session

So was he out/not out, should have/ could have been recalled?

A catch shall be considered to have been fairly made if
(a) throughout the act of making the catch
(i) any fielder in contact with the ball is within the field of play. See 4 below.
(ii) the ball is at no time in contact with any object grounded beyond the boundary.
The act of making the catch shall start from the time when the ball in flight comes into contact with some part of a fielder’s person other than a protective helmet, and shall end when a fielder obtains complete control both over the ball and over his own movement.
(b) the ball is hugged to the body of the catcher or accidentally lodges in his clothing or, in the case of the wicket-keeper only, in his pads. However, it is not a fair catch if the ball lodges in a protective helmet worn by a fielder.

Not out, but is it wrong to not recall him for an umpiring error? I doubt Gambhir would know the rule.

KP tonks his 150, with a four and a six.

Proper screwed. Lead already.

Amazing how this wicket looked momentarily to be a spitting cobra yesterday, but has flattened right out. Admittedly KP hasn't let the bowlers dictate in any way, shape or form. Top knock.

Crazy stroke that. Mentalist

skully wrote:Amazing how this wicket looked momentarily to be a spitting cobra yesterday, but has flattened right out. Admittedly KP hasn't let the bowlers dictate in any way, shape or form. Top knock.

Aye, it's still doing a bit. I just think the Indian spinners are tired and have lost a bit of zip.

tricycle wrote:Crazy stroke that. Mentalist

He's a brutal man.

I didn't ask for the whip daddy.

tricycle wrote:I didn't ask for the whip daddy.

If Patel's getting in on the act, you know you're not having a good day.

More zip from Ojha and Patel goes.

Patel's gone.

I suspect he's going to find it tough to get another Test after this one.

Wahey, wicket. Fat Sam gone.

I hope the infielders are talking to KP about how the England management has done him wrong...only way to get the bastard out.

Plenty 'o turn.

We are screwed