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England Cricket Tours 2018-19 (and everything off the field during that period)
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Got through. Only single tickets available for Day 2, so got one in the Peter May (£100)killerandflash said:
2 1/2 hours and counting...killerandflash said:
Over an hour later, nowhere near the finishing line!suzisausage said:
any joy? a friend of mine got through at 10.40 and got tickets for day 3, 4 and 5. She's a single person so could buy more than one day and doesn't need 2 together so i guess had more joy than some.killerandflash said:
Unfortunately I wasn't able to get on at 9, so now in the queue of angst...suzisausage said:anyone in the queue to buy tickets for Ashes? I've 'won' the opportunity to sit here making excuses as to why i'm 10 mins late for a meeting ! eek
Unwilling to spend any more on pairs of tickets for other days, at those prices might try and head up to Headingley/OT for a day's play!0 -
Just singles I think on Days 2 and 3 now available0
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logged on at 10 (yes bit late I know). 2 and a half hours later discovered only a few singles left for day 2 which is what we wanted. Got 2 for day1 where there was still quite a bit of availability. must be a better way!
Now have tickets for Edgbaston, OT and the Oval. Missed out on Headingly. Lords not yet on sale1 -
3rd Test-Anderson rested and replaced by Broad, Bairstow returns for the injured Curren.0
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Days 1, 2 and 3 now sold out at The Oval0
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Women's T20 semi-finals tonight. England on at midnight if anyone's planning on not sleeping0
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It only took five minutes to get my Ashes tickets today. I guess I'm lucky in that I work Thursday and Fridays, and umpire Saturdays, so Sunday is always the best day to go for me. It also means that I have a very good chance of seeing a test match finish!1
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13 years since we've gone into a Test without Cook or Anderson in the side4
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Everyone excited to see how our girls get on in an hour?0
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If I'm still awake0
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Mandhana and Kaur are so far ahead of the rest of the sport tbh0
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JINX!0
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Getting mandhana out was a big wicket. Out openers Wyatt and Beaumont haven't been dominant by comparison.0
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Damn, England were doing well to keep those in for as long as they did. Enter Kaur. Here's the game0
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And there might be the game!
England well capable of a choke here tbf though0 -
Don't know anything about the quality of the Indian spinners but the trick seems to be to bowl it as slow as possible.
120 could be a decent total.0 -
112 might not be enough though. Losing 8 wickets for 23 runs is headless cricket.0
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Helps that India are bowling nothing but long-hops. Awful. Bring on Australia0
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Girls win easily by 8 wickets.0
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Time for sleep. Oh shit, the men are on in an hour or so though
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The Indian bookies all over that , bent as a nine bob note that game .
Before the match India went from 1.7 on betfair to 2.2 and they won the toss !
Pretty obvious what’s taken place there .
Prolly read about it in a few years time0 -
England win the toss (eight in a row) and choose to bat first.0
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Oops - minor blip. One down. Burns out for 14.0
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The story so far.
England 84-2 off 22 with both Burns (14) and Jennings (13) gone. SL have once again blown their reviews before lunch.
Bairstow 34* (45)
Root 18* (30)0 -
102-2 (26) at lunch at almost 4 an over
Bairstow 42* (58) and Root 28* (41) both batting very well0 -
Admittedly that's a big jump in odds but would they not have gone out because a) india left their most experienced player out and b) it's better to bat second?oohaahmortimer said:The Indian bookies all over that , bent as a nine bob note that game .
Before the match India went from 1.7 on betfair to 2.2 and they won the toss !
Pretty obvious what’s taken place there .
Prolly read about it in a few years time0 -
India won the toss !!Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Admittedly that's a big jump in odds but would they not have gone out because a) india left their most experienced player out and b) it's better to bat second?oohaahmortimer said:The Indian bookies all over that , bent as a nine bob note that game .
Before the match India went from 1.7 on betfair to 2.2 and they won the toss !
Pretty obvious what’s taken place there .
Prolly read about it in a few years time
Aussies batted first in the previous semi and smashed the Windies0 -
change of field. Root gone, but surely a no ball?0
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Initially I thought the same Suz......but then thinking about it it’s not the same scenario as a run out where the batsman’s foot/hand/bat etc have to be grounded.suzisausage said:change of field. Root gone, but surely a no ball?
For a bowler part of his foot only has to be behind the line but not necessarily grounded......I believe I am correct in saying that. If I am, then that was a fair delivery...... can someone confirm.
Having said that, it was a damn close call either way.
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