England 35-18 Wallabies FT




Edited by sydneycroatia58: 14/11/2010 03:22:16 AM

KIWIS WIN!

5th tackle on effectively the last play, Nightingale links up with Marshall who throws it out to Fien to score a dodgy-as-fuck try and win 16-12! YES!

Edited by thewestisland: 13/11/2010 10:09:19 PM

Kiwis and Kangaroos locked at 6-6 heading into halftime. Benji Marshall >>> everyone else on the park. Good little rumble after the siren too to set up the second half nicely.

India 102-0 in reply to NZ's 350 :(

NZ all out for 350, India 11-0.

NZ (and Indian) slip fielders as well as batsman Sehwag having difficulty with red signage each side of the sightscreen (long-on and long-off boundaries). Thwarted a good chance for NZ to take an early wicket, and stopped a fairly easy catch in the NZ innings.

Portland 108 - 110 Oklahoma

As for the cricket, Gareth Hopkins ](*,). It's fine with Williamson because he is young and needs to learn, but Hopkins is almost at his use-by date. I am pretty sure we have far better keeper-batsmen running round the domestic scene.

Vettori out, 312-7 ](*,) ](*,) ](*,)

Kiwis 6/310, Ryder needs to ton up again here to give them a decent total. Vettori should provide him with the support he needs.

Oklahoma 105-100 with 1.40 to go :?

Portland v. Oklahoma is tense. 100-97 with 3.40 (IIRC) to go in the final quarter. Come on Blazers! Commencez le Sean Marks!

His knack of blocking his way to centuries is horrible when you support the other team.

i would hate bowling to hashim amla. that man could spend a whole day blocking the ball if he wanted. nerves of steel i tells ya.

NZ 258-4 after Day 1 in Hyderabad. McIntosh out in second-last over for 102, Ryder 22* overnight and nightwatchman Hopkins on 0*.



Good to see McIntosh getting some runs for once! Guptill also.

Edited by thewestisland: 13/11/2010 12:08:07 AM

south africa 308/3 in the first innings.

how about the kiwi game. anyone see mcintosh with the hat on whilst batting. hadlee esque.

I remember last time or the time before that we played a test against them in NZ we rested players IIRC. Just remember being at the ND v. Wellington game up at home and hearing the updates over the PA, but Southee, Ryder, Gillespie, Watling, Arnel, Franklin, Flynn and quite a few fringe players were playing in the domestic game. Saw Daniel Flynn get 149 in a one-dayer that day :d

TBF, the Windies did lose a test series to them a while ago, though it was more like West Indies 'C'.

Imagine being the first country to lose a series to Bangladesh!

oh wait...

God, imagine being the first country to let Harbajan Singh hit a ton against you...

And here we go again. If I had to choose a batsman to bat under supreme pressure for my life, VVS would be the man.

Day 5 in the NZ test will be up and running soon, will be really good to see the kiwi's to get a win here, keep it under 150 and you'd back NZ

Interlagos GP Current Standings - 1. Vettel, 2. Webber, 3. Alonso.

If it stays like this Alonso will lead Webber by just 8 points, with Vettel only 7 points behind his team-mate.

Interesting stuff.

Like coming in at 15/5 and taking it to 82/6 at stumps is incredible in itself.

It's what he does. The number of times he's literally turned a result around on his own bat is astonishing.

Just watch VVS take this away from NZ tomorrow :lol:

I see. That explains Vettori opening with Martin. I don't like the fact that VVS Laxatives is getting established at the crease :evil:

Bennet is injured according to Cricinfo, and so is Ryder, so Martin is you're only pace bowler.

Vettori and Jeets on now, will be interesting to see how long Vettori will wait before reintroducing the seamers, and what effect it will have.

27-5!

4/15, Martin has 3/10, Including Tendulkar just now. This is rediculous. Gotta get VVS though. He was made for these situations.

To think that we were absolute shit house vs Bangladesh to were we are now

KIWIS!

FMD. India 3/2. Martin with 2 wickets. Huge, absolutely fucking huge chance for NZ here.

Watching the 3rd place playoff from the WTA tournament in Bali. Kimiko Date Krumm is a machine to still be ranked inside the top 100 at 40.

She's giving Hantuchova a lesson so far too.