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100 for a 'Hope' - ketchim - 08-26-2017 70.1 Stokes to SD Hope, FOUR, what a wonderful shot! Plenty of flair in this, a one-legged pull through square leg. Touch of Greenidge in that Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - ketchim - 08-26-2017 Current Partnership: 201 runs from 52 overs Kraigg 114* 72.4 Stokes to Brathwaite, FOUR, bring up the 200-run stand. An epic effort from these two!! Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - midwicket - 08-26-2017 Not impressed with Root's captaincy. Stokes and Mo on after tea. Both wide and short. Woakes barely bowled today. Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - ketchim - 08-26-2017 He waited and waited with Westley for the NEW cherry dependence and reliance on Jimmy and Stu will be him undoing ... Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - mapoui - 08-26-2017 Root learning hard ::confused:: English problem! : Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - ketchim - 08-26-2017 Stay there Shai : new day tomorrow !  8) 129* : 10 overs to Close ! Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - ketchim - 08-26-2017 147*  SR 58.33 Stumps, day 2 Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - TRINIDADDY - 08-26-2017 I hope Hope gets a double tomorrow (was Lara the last Windian whose first ton was a double?), but I'm still not sure how many of his runs in this match have been due to luck and how many were due to skill. On a different pitch, at least three of his knicks would have carried to the slips. So far, only Blackwood seems to be batting chancelessly, which is ironic considering how crazy his batting is. Re: 100 for a 'Hope' - Balasubramaniam - 08-26-2017 OK FOLKS ON A PITCH LIKE THIS YOU NEED SOME LUCK ON YOUR SIDE. NEITHER HOPE NOR KRAIGG GAVE ANY CHANCES AND ENGLAND WERE ESSENTIALLY CLUTCHING AT STRAWS WITH THEIR REVIEWS. FROM A WASTE INDIES POINT OF VIEW THIS PERFORMANCE BY SHAI IS HEART WARMING. HE PLAYED SOME EXCELLENT SHOTS ONCE HE SETTLED IN. JIMMY ANDERSON WAS UP TO HIS USUAL TRICKS OF WANTING A CHANGE IN BALL ONCE IT STOPPED DOING WHAT HE WANTED.