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We will see how strong this Australian ODI side is when they play in England in June. I suspect that they will look a lot less invincible.

mapoui wrote:{psssst! at the same time I watching to see wat MAIL will say about wat Googley say here:

excuses for the white wash!

I know he always attacks me when Ispeak about white people so leh we see wat he go say about this. shhhhhh! quiet allyuh. jess watch}

Now, now Maps, 'twas a white wash, sorta like yuh Daz, yuh Persil, yuh Tide, yuh Xmennice, yuh Fab and ting. Look pon dem here. Is dat one Superior White or Super White?

Now, if was a whitewash we mighta see a bite ... ah mean a lemon. In the meantime maps, watch it or we gonna have to rinse out yuh gob wid a white wash of antiseptic

Will The Real Oz Please Stand Up?! Yes, please do for dese are not the real Ozzies

Australia tour of India, 2nd Test: India v Australia at Hyderabad (Deccan), Mar 2-6, 2013

howzdat wrote:

India 456/4 (137.3 ov)
India lead by 211 runs with 6 wickets remaining in the 1st innings
Day 3 - Session 2

Oh Dear, Dhoni 43 not out. Australia declared at 237/9 on day one; they now trail by 219. All uphill from here for the Aussies; while Dhoni is primed in the 'get ready' position!. This could get very, very ugly. Is what bowling the Aussies carry with dem from Down Under?

Howzdat unmasked as the Aussies secret weapon!

Maxwell to Dhoni, OUT, taken on the second grab. Maxwell gets two. Downi wants to clear mid-off, but gets a bit too close to the ball. Dhoni might not have got the elevation, but he has drilled it all right. It bursts through Doherty's hands at mid-off. Hits him on the chest, but he takes the rebound well

Dhoni out for 44.
43 Overs remaining today; India 5 wickets and cruising; no need for them to even think about declaring.

Hughes against spin: last 70 balls, two runs, out five times

For the record Hughes batted at four in this game. For the series he has occupied spots 3 and 4 in the batting lineup and has amassed the grand total of 27 runs for 5 dismissals.

India - and umpiring decisions - continue to make mincemeat of Australia. India at home are a very stiff challenge. Hughes fared better today, well done him. Can Aus save this 4th test Can't say that am impressed with India's appealing! Awful. What are the chances of Steve Smith having a more productive career than the WI cappo?

Arguably, Australia's decline has been a more subtle, protracted affair than the Windian one was; but it has been my opinion that their rule at the top of the Test tree is slowly but surely unraveling. In this article Ian Chappell opines that 'the sun sets on Australia batting'. Very interesting observations about batsmanship. Windian cricketers - Young Bravo a particular case in point - can learn a think or two if they study and appreciate what is being said here