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1/42. Warner 25*, Labu 16*.
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India playing Warner into form in England.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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Donny wrote:...
Took a nap, got up, turned to Fox. Not being covered.

No FTA either, so no Ch. 7. :(
But how's your internet??

You should be able to stream Ch. 7 live (7plus.com.au).
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Mr. NickIt, Khawaja, nicks off for a 10-ball duck.

Surprise, surprise. Not!

stui magpie wrote:India playing Warner into form in England.
Really, for the Ashes, it's all 'bout the conditions.

Stokes wants it "fast and flat"... For Bazball. But that'd play into Oz hands. If it's like Oz, it makes it much easier for Warner.

Flat-Track Bully Smith has built his career off dead pitches. Just a teeny weeny bit of swing is enough to destroy his defective technique. To score runs, he has to swipe across the line of the ball to legside. Works on dead pitches, but fatal on pitches that are fair to bowlers. (Look at the latest example, where he was LBW to Josh Tongue in County Cricket, before Tongue's Test debut against Ireland.)

And Khawaja nicks off whenever there's sideways movement. When there's not... he scores 1000+ runs in a year.

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Meanwhile...

Oz 1/62 (20).
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2/72 as Warner (43) gloves to the keeper. Labu 26*.
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Warner gloves Thakur behind. Out for 43 (60).

FTB comes to the crease. FTB fanboys will be happy that Jasprit Bumrah is still injured.

At the other end, Oz's best batsman, Marny, is on 26* (60).
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K wrote:And Khawaja nicks off whenever there's sideways movement.
Who doesn't ? Why do you think captains choose to have slips cordons ?
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Back after lunch.

Labu bowled for 26. 3/76.
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K wrote:
Flat-Track Bully Smith has built his career off dead pitches. Just a teeny weeny bit of swing is enough to destroy his defective technique. To score runs, he has to swipe across the line of the ball to legside. Works on dead pitches, but fatal on pitches that are fair to bowlers. (Look at the latest example, where he was LBW to Josh Tongue in County Cricket, before Tongue's Test debut against Ireland.)

And Khawaja nicks off whenever there's sideways movement. When there's not... he scores 1000+ runs in a year.
That is an extraordinarily poor and inaccurate summation of Smith's batting career
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Ton up. 3/103.

Smith 12*, Head 18*
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3/115.

Head 29*, Smith 12*.
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3/148.

Smith 29*, Head 42*.

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JL: "What was my career highlight, you ask",

Being with Shane Warne", he replied.

Pause ..."Yeah, because I got to hug Liz Hurley" :D
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3/161.

Head 52*, Smith 32*.
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3/170 at tea.

Head 60*, Smith 33*.
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