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  • MN5M Offline
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    @antipodean said in Australia v South Africa:

    @MN5 said in Australia v South Africa:

    @junior said in Australia v South Africa:

    @MajorRage said in Australia v South Africa:

    @MN5 said in Australia v South Africa:

    Ordinarily I’m one of the first to criticise the fuck you bloody crowd but when it’s a well respected and world class ex player I tend to pay attention.

    Sehwag makes an excellent point here

    Although I agree with him the ability of Indian cricket to always somehow make themselves the victim is quite impressive.

    The South African rugby fans of cricket

    Pretty apt description.

    Warners performance will be interesting for sure. A shitload of pressure on the man but as I think I asked earlier, are there loads of alternatives to him if he fails again ?

    There's no shortage of fuckwits who can fail with the bat.

    Who needs @Virgil with posts like this !!!!!! 😉

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    Good catch Labuscagne. He’s the best Saffa in the match

    SA 67/5

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    At a friend's place and not watching. I've also had a few at this point as a PSA.

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

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    replied to NTA on last edited by
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    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    At a friend's place and not watching. I've also had a few at this point as a PSA.

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Na I blame them for being shit at batting for being shit at batting.

    They had the golden period of Smith, Kallis, Amla and De Villiers. Time to join the rest of the cricketing mortals.

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  • DuluthD Offline
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    replied to NTA on last edited by
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    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Some soft wickets after almost getting through the first hour. Where is the traditional stubborn Saffa batsman?

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    replied to Duluth on last edited by
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    @Duluth said in Australia v South Africa:

    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Some soft wickets after almost getting through the first hour. Where is the traditional stubborn Saffa batsman?

    Retired.

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    replied to Duluth on last edited by
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    @Duluth said in Australia v South Africa:

    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Some soft wickets after almost getting through the first hour. Where is the traditional stubborn Saffa batsman?

    Conway would come in handy. Are there any others running around world cricket they let go? England are often good for one or two but can't think of any at the moment. Marnus might have been born in SA but he doesn't count.

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    @Crazy-Horse said in Australia v South Africa:

    @Duluth said in Australia v South Africa:

    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Some soft wickets after almost getting through the first hour. Where is the traditional stubborn Saffa batsman?

    Conway would come in handy. Are there any others running around world cricket they let go? England are often good for one or two but can't think of any at the moment. Marnus might have been born in SA but he doesn't count.

    Pietersen, Strauss and Trott went pretty good. In fact if you made up a team of Saffas who played for other teams it would be pretty impressive.

    Andrew Strauss ENG
    Kepler Wessells AUS
    Marnus Labuschagne AUS
    Devon Conway NZ
    Kevin Pietersen ENG
    Robin Smith ENG
    Tony Grieg ENG
    BJ Watling NZ
    Grant Elliot NZ
    Michael Neser AUS
    Neil Wagner NZ

    Well ok, whilst I had to leave out some pretty good batsmen it’s fucken hard work trying to find decent SA bowlers ( sorry you’re batting so low hairy javelin )……Wags stands out like dogs balls and will need to really step up.

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    replied to MN5 on last edited by Crazy Horse
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    @MN5 said in Australia v South Africa:

    @Crazy-Horse said in Australia v South Africa:

    @Duluth said in Australia v South Africa:

    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Some soft wickets after almost getting through the first hour. Where is the traditional stubborn Saffa batsman?

    Conway would come in handy. Are there any others running around world cricket they let go? England are often good for one or two but can't think of any at the moment. Marnus might have been born in SA but he doesn't count.

    Pietersen, Strauss and Trott went pretty good. In fact if you made up a team of Saffas who played for other teams it would be pretty impressive.

    Andrew Strauss ENG
    Kepler Wessells AUS
    Marnus Labuschagne AUS
    Devon Conway NZ
    Kevin Pietersen ENG
    Robin Smith ENG
    Tony Grieg ENG
    BJ Watling NZ
    Grant Elliot NZ
    Michael Neser AUS
    Neil Wagner NZ

    Well ok, whilst I had to leave out some pretty good batsmen it’s fucken hard work trying to find decent SA bowlers ( sorry you’re batting so low hairy javelin )……Wags stands out like dogs balls and will need to really step up.

    Didn't realise Neser was a saffa. Yeah, funny how they have lost classy bats over the years but not so many bowlers.

    Edit: Not sure Neser counts - went to Aussie aged 10, like Marnus.

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    replied to Crazy Horse on last edited by MN5
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    @Crazy-Horse said in Australia v South Africa:

    @MN5 said in Australia v South Africa:

    @Crazy-Horse said in Australia v South Africa:

    @Duluth said in Australia v South Africa:

    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Some soft wickets after almost getting through the first hour. Where is the traditional stubborn Saffa batsman?

    Conway would come in handy. Are there any others running around world cricket they let go? England are often good for one or two but can't think of any at the moment. Marnus might have been born in SA but he doesn't count.

    Pietersen, Strauss and Trott went pretty good. In fact if you made up a team of Saffas who played for other teams it would be pretty impressive.

    Andrew Strauss ENG
    Kepler Wessells AUS
    Marnus Labuschagne AUS
    Devon Conway NZ
    Kevin Pietersen ENG
    Robin Smith ENG
    Tony Grieg ENG
    BJ Watling NZ
    Grant Elliot NZ
    Michael Neser AUS
    Neil Wagner NZ

    Well ok, whilst I had to leave out some pretty good batsmen it’s fucken hard work trying to find decent SA bowlers ( sorry you’re batting so low hairy javelin )……Wags stands out like dogs balls and will need to really step up.

    Didn't realise Neser was a saffa. Yeah, funny how they have lost classy bats over the years but not so many bowlers.

    I was struggling and had to google to make up the bowlers…..Grieg and Elliot get in as all rounders but yeah, whilst the batting line up is exceptionally strong the bowlers as a unit are a bit wanting…..( pretty much the opposite of the SA team playing now )

    Assuming Labuschagne doesn’t count then you’d probably chuck Trott or Lamb in there ( although his record is pretty bog standard to be honest ).

    I’m fucked if I can think of another bowler to replace Neser. I was struggling enough as it was ! All their decent ones stayed at home by the looks.

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  • DuluthD Offline
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    #86

    Back to the game.. at least this partnership is pushing back a little. 60 runs so far

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    replied to Duluth on last edited by
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    @Duluth said in Australia v South Africa:

    Back to the game.. at least this partnership is pushing back a little. 60 runs so far

    Jansen has a bit of all round talent apparently. Time for him to show it.

    ( always comforting writing stuff like this when you don’t have any skin in the game )

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  • NTAN Offline
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    replied to Duluth on last edited by
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    @Duluth said in Australia v South Africa:

    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Anyone still want to blame the pitch for South Africa being shit at batting?

    Some soft wickets after almost getting through the first hour. Where is the traditional stubborn Saffa batsman?

    Pitch looking flat now.

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  • DuluthD Offline
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    #89

    Verreynne & Jansen should be pissed at their teammates

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  • NTAN Offline
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    Proteas rolled short of 200.

    Again.

    I mean, always need to see both sides bat, but fuck me that was some rubbish in among fairly straightforward batting.

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  • DuluthD Offline
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    wrote on last edited by Duluth
    #91

    Green with 5 for 27. That pushes his bowling average under 30

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  • MN5M Offline
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    replied to NTA on last edited by MN5
    #92

    @NTA said in Australia v South Africa:

    Proteas rolled short of 200.

    Again.

    I mean, always need to see both sides bat, but fuck me that was some rubbish in among fairly straightforward batting.

    Super performance from Green.

    All eyes on Warner now

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  • DonsteppaD Offline
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    Went to get fish and chips, and five out became all out in that time…

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  • NTAN Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
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    Bowlers not hitting a line at this point. Warner loving it

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    Absolutely awful decision from Waj

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