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England warm-up - day two.

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posted on 16/3/12

Are England playing anyone decent or is it some youth team?

posted on 16/3/12

In their mid 20's and older with a fair amount of domestic cricket experience. A couple have test experience.

posted on 16/3/12

Batsmen need patience on these slow wickets, it's a war of attrition between bat and ball. I hope Pietersen recognizes that.

posted on 16/3/12

Trott goes LBW for 16, up to Pietersen now.

posted on 16/3/12

Pietersen off the mark with a boundary, what a surprise.

posted on 16/3/12

Trotts shakey run continues.

posted on 16/3/12

Seven runs behind as Cook continues to grind out runs and Pietersen at 27 with 93% strike rate.

posted on 16/3/12

Pietersen out LBW to slow bowling and Bell continues his miserable time against spin, out for a duck. What on earth's happened to him. Back to his county is on the cards.

posted on 16/3/12

Bell

At this rate both Bopara and Samit might play?

posted on 16/3/12

Hell, is Bopara trying to bore his way back into form?

Get him out of the side.

posted on 16/3/12

Alastair Cook 150

posted on 16/3/12

Bell's series of low scores is also pretty boring.

posted on 16/3/12

Bell's series of low scores is also pretty boring.

comment by hazsa19 (U8480)

posted on 16/3/12

Well we've learnt nothing new here then.

Cook's still class, KP can't play slow bowlers, and Bell is in woeful form.

posted on 16/3/12

Hazsa I think our middle order need to think differently on these slow pitches. They must think like opening batsmen and take their time, as trying to push on quickly is close to impossible.

comment by hazsa19 (U8480)

posted on 16/3/12

Think they should pick 9 bowlers, Prior, and Cook. That's our best chance.

comment by Maksi. (U12624)

posted on 16/3/12

What an innings which overshadows Tendulkars big day by a mile. Wickets falling for two straight days and he stands there unbeaten on 163. He is 100 percent made in England and will be making sure we stay competitive for years to come. Let's hope some of the others pull their finger out too

comment by Maksi. (U12624)

posted on 16/3/12

Forgot to say. Ravi Bopara is the biggest joke ever to wear an England shirt, even surpassing Morgan.

posted on 16/3/12

He is 100 percent made in England and will be making sure we stay competitive for years to come.
Forgot to say. Ravi Bopara is the biggest joke ever to wear an England shirt, even surpassing Morgan.

couldnt agree more

posted on 16/3/12

BTW, can you also list the other 100 percent made in England English players in the current English team?

comment by Maksi. (U12624)

posted on 16/3/12

Yes, where shall I start, hmm how about with the entire bowling unit who are currently flattening everybody in the game? I am not talking about the four or five who are getting to play, but the nine or ten who are also waiting in the wings.
I will let you digest that before I continue. After all, taking wickets is hugely important, and as you know, India are frickin useless at that.

posted on 16/3/12

England have got to find a way of getting James Taylor into test cricket, he keeps getting bi-passed by other players, but i tell you he is the real deal just needs to be given a chance. Some of these other players seem to be given so many chances, so frustrating.

comment by Maksi. (U12624)

posted on 17/3/12

And there you see it Swann putting Monty to shame ? NO, they are both great bowlers and will both have their day. We are spoiled and tearing this opposition to shreds today. Great seam bowling by Andersen and Finn too.

comment by Maksi. (U12624)

posted on 17/3/12

Excellent bowling by our boys who win easily. It looks like our bowlers are primed and ready to go for the Test Match series. My biggest concern is Bell. What on earth is he doing out there these days?

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