India need another 96 to avoid the follow-on.
3rd Test: England v India at The Rose Bowl
Big wicket for England. India 313/8. 57 more runs needed to avoid the follow on.
323 - 8
Trail by 246 runs with 2 wickets remaining in the 1st innings
46 to the follow on !
Stumps - Day 3
Trail by 246 runs with 2 wickets remaining in the 1st innings
46 to the follow on !
Stumps - Day 3
England are in a great position. Hopefully they come out in the morning and take the last two wickets cheaply enough to enforce the follow on. Dhoni will be the key tomorrow.
I was disappointed with Jordan. He was off with his line and length. Far too many wayward deliveries down leg side.
I was disappointed with Jordan. He was off with his line and length. Far too many wayward deliveries down leg side.
[quote author=dillinger10 link=topic=91468.msg578077#msg578077 date=1406660175]
England are in a great position. Hopefully they come out in the morning and take the last two wickets cheaply enough to enforce the follow on. Dhoni will be the key tomorrow.
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I am not sure if England will enforce the follow on. They might whack it around for a few hours to give Anderson and Broad a rest.
Both Anderson and Broad bowled very well.
Jordan not ready for the big time.
England are in a great position. Hopefully they come out in the morning and take the last two wickets cheaply enough to enforce the follow on. Dhoni will be the key tomorrow.
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I am not sure if England will enforce the follow on. They might whack it around for a few hours to give Anderson and Broad a rest.
Both Anderson and Broad bowled very well.
Jordan not ready for the big time.
England held a commanding lead of 544 runs at stumps on day two of the third Test against India in Southampton, after Gary Ballance and Ian Bell's big centuries saw them declare late in the day.
India were on 25 for one at the close, having lost Shikhar Dhawan, and staring England's 569 for seven in the face. Aside from Ballance and Bell's 150-plus knocks, Jos Buttler made 83 on debut too.
England started the day on 247 for two, with Ballance already a century to the good, on 104, and Bell on just 16. The pair got cracking as soon as they got the middle, with Bell reaching his 50 within the first hour.
India were on 25 for one at the close, having lost Shikhar Dhawan, and staring England's 569 for seven in the face. Aside from Ballance and Bell's 150-plus knocks, Jos Buttler made 83 on debut too.
England started the day on 247 for two, with Ballance already a century to the good, on 104, and Bell on just 16. The pair got cracking as soon as they got the middle, with Bell reaching his 50 within the first hour.
Mr bushmaster you are a day behind!!
sorry i was working today.
[quote author=boquiesse link=topic=91468.msg578080#msg578080 date=1406663945]
I am not sure if England will enforce the follow on.
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hahahahaha.......funee sh!t ! :
[quote author=boquiesse link=topic=91468.msg577960#msg577960 date=1406588783]
[size=10pt]Follow on? You mad? Who England have to bowl India out? 450 runs at least by India.[/size]
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I am not sure if England will enforce the follow on.
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hahahahaha.......funee sh!t ! :
[quote author=boquiesse link=topic=91468.msg577960#msg577960 date=1406588783]
[size=10pt]Follow on? You mad? Who England have to bowl India out? 450 runs at least by India.[/size]
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[color=rgb(41, 47, 51)][size=14px]i will be extremely surprised if england, having the option, do not enforce the follow on[/size][/color]
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