Test series, South Africa vs Australia

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AFRO wrote:
Westdem wrote:
AFRO wrote:So WestDunce, Mike, Balloil and Cheerleader Googley are the Australia batters International class? and what about the SA ones aswell YOU SKUNTS? :lol:
They have careers stats to get a break once in a while....Yuh think dat de WI batsmen bar SHIV, have international stats to be compared to the OZ ans SA batters? 8-) :lol:
So i guess the likes of Edwards and Bravo can't compare with the likes of Marsh, Hughes and Rudolph? OK DUNCY!! :lol:
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For the record, I don't rate Rudolph and Hughes....

I think Alviro and Khawaja respectively should be in the side ahead of them. As for Marsh, he's started with a bang! Let's see if he can maintain that momentum. Ditto for Lil Bravo and Kirk....
8-)
Smith and Amla get their half-centuries....

They seem to be batting on a totally different pitch.
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Game done in three days...
Australia 284 & 47
South Africa 96 & 236/2 (50.2 ov)
South Africa won by 8 wickets
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Couldn't believe my eyes when i saw the close of play score on day two.

Seeing 23 wickets fall in one day has to be some kind of record. I can't recall the last time that both teams were bowled out from start to finish within the same day of a test match.
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Silvamaine wrote:Couldn't believe my eyes when i saw the close of play score on day two.

Seeing 23 wickets fall in one day has to be some kind of record. I can't recall the last time that both teams were bowled out from start to finish within the same day of a test match.
probably a record with 23 wickets in a day... Anyways, this wicket playing differently by the day... Aus bundled out for 47, then Smith and Amla scoring tons next day...
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In the second Test, the Saffers have lost both of their openers on their way to 107-2 at lunch....
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That's 266 all out!

Is that a good score, or a bad score?

We'll only know when the Aussies bat....
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mikesiva wrote:That's 266 all out!

Is that a good score, or a bad score?

We'll only know when the Aussies bat....
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Australia 194/3 (47.5 ov)
Australia trail by 72 runs with 7 wickets remaining in the 1st innings

looks like 266 wasn't a good score to get a first innings lead..
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The Aussies collapsed from 174 without loss, after 88s from openers Watson and Hughes....

Now, they're struggling at 233-6, after Steyn took three wickets. This could be a one-innings game.
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The Aussies are 296 all out....

Let's see how the Saffers bat in their second innings.
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mikesiva wrote:The Aussies are 296 all out....

Let's see how the Saffers bat in their second innings.

Looking at the trend of this game...it should be finish in 4 days with it being a cliffhanger!!! 8-)
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