A little more than a solid platform, they're taking the Aussies apart.
This is a Sri Lankan massacare.
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Always good to see the Aussies get a whupping
I wonder who's Watson's favourite umpire.
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You can always tell when the bowling side is struggling when there are more than 7 bowlers listed on the score sheet....
That looked like a tired shot there.
What a pity, I was hoping those two would carry their bats.
Dilshan must be careful now as so often after a big partnership, when one goes the other quickly follows.
indeed hopefor. COME ON SL!!!
Watson looks unfit to me. A little overweight as well.
Doherty to Dilshan, 2 runs, pulled with power to the square leg boundary, Hussey slides and saves the boundary, Dilshan thinks he's got his century, but he's on 98, he's taken his helmet off and raised his bat, even Sanga went up and congratulated him, I think the scoreboard says he's on 100
HAHAHA POOR DILSHAN!!
I hope they do not spoil the decider by preparing a green top but credit to groundstaff for preparing excellent OdI wicket which has neutralized Aussie bowling a bit.But credit to Lanka, prior to the start of series every one had written them off but I think series against Saffers has helped them and they unlike Indians have not stagnated.
India cried after 0-8 and merely waited for England and Australia 's turn to visit their home but Srilanka did some internal analysis,pointed ouot the fingers only at themselves and now it seems they have turned the direction of performance graph.
PR don't get carried away. In ODI games it's possible to win on the strength of batting alone. To win in test matches a team needs the ability to take 20 wickets.
Warner is out for 100 in the 46th over. Congratulations to him for costing his team the game, and yet the history books, and the batting averages and all that other cra'p will see this as a positive day for that man.
Take note folks, statistics do not paint the full picture.
Difficult to fathom how Warner's painstaking slow knock can cost Aussie an Odi game.Cricket is funny game.Also, heard Clarke's post match conference and have to concede he is a bit direct.A bit like Border.No nonsuence attitude.
comment by Maksi. (U12624)
posted 17 minutes ago
Warner is out for 100 in the 46th over. Congratulations to him for costing his team the game, and yet the history books, and the batting averages and all that other cra'p will see this as a positive day for that man.
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Stats can be so misleading. Misbah, Kallis and Chanderpaul have played similar match-losing innings.
Misbah, Kallis and Chanderpaul have played similar match-losing innings.
World Cup quarter-final 2011
West Indies Vs Pak, WI losing wicket after wicket and Chanders is taking singles of the first or second ball of the over when batting with the tail
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posted on 6/3/12
A little more than a solid platform, they're taking the Aussies apart.
posted on 6/3/12
This is a Sri Lankan massacare.
posted on 6/3/12
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posted on 6/3/12
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posted on 6/3/12
Always good to see the Aussies get a whupping
posted on 6/3/12
I wonder who's Watson's favourite umpire.
posted on 6/3/12
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posted on 6/3/12
You can always tell when the bowling side is struggling when there are more than 7 bowlers listed on the score sheet....
posted on 6/3/12
Australia
posted on 6/3/12
That looked like a tired shot there.
posted on 6/3/12
What a pity, I was hoping those two would carry their bats.
posted on 6/3/12
fantastic partnership!
posted on 6/3/12
Dilshan must be careful now as so often after a big partnership, when one goes the other quickly follows.
posted on 6/3/12
indeed hopefor. COME ON SL!!!
posted on 6/3/12
Watson looks unfit to me. A little overweight as well.
posted on 6/3/12
Doherty to Dilshan, 2 runs, pulled with power to the square leg boundary, Hussey slides and saves the boundary, Dilshan thinks he's got his century, but he's on 98, he's taken his helmet off and raised his bat, even Sanga went up and congratulated him, I think the scoreboard says he's on 100
HAHAHA POOR DILSHAN!!
posted on 6/3/12
Well done SL
posted on 6/3/12
I hope they do not spoil the decider by preparing a green top but credit to groundstaff for preparing excellent OdI wicket which has neutralized Aussie bowling a bit.But credit to Lanka, prior to the start of series every one had written them off but I think series against Saffers has helped them and they unlike Indians have not stagnated.
posted on 6/3/12
India cried after 0-8 and merely waited for England and Australia 's turn to visit their home but Srilanka did some internal analysis,pointed ouot the fingers only at themselves and now it seems they have turned the direction of performance graph.
posted on 6/3/12
PR don't get carried away. In ODI games it's possible to win on the strength of batting alone. To win in test matches a team needs the ability to take 20 wickets.
posted on 6/3/12
Warner is out for 100 in the 46th over. Congratulations to him for costing his team the game, and yet the history books, and the batting averages and all that other cra'p will see this as a positive day for that man.
Take note folks, statistics do not paint the full picture.
posted on 6/3/12
Difficult to fathom how Warner's painstaking slow knock can cost Aussie an Odi game.Cricket is funny game.Also, heard Clarke's post match conference and have to concede he is a bit direct.A bit like Border.No nonsuence attitude.
posted on 6/3/12
comment by Maksi. (U12624)
posted 17 minutes ago
Warner is out for 100 in the 46th over. Congratulations to him for costing his team the game, and yet the history books, and the batting averages and all that other cra'p will see this as a positive day for that man.
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Stats can be so misleading. Misbah, Kallis and Chanderpaul have played similar match-losing innings.
posted on 6/3/12
Misbah, Kallis and Chanderpaul have played similar match-losing innings.
posted on 6/3/12
World Cup quarter-final 2011
West Indies Vs Pak, WI losing wicket after wicket and Chanders is taking singles of the first or second ball of the over when batting with the tail
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