Men’s Ashes 2023 • 1st Test • Day 3 • Edgbaston, Birmingham

Australia trail England by 82 runs with 5 wickets remaining
Usman Khawaja     126   279    14    2    45.16
Alex Carey               52     80      7    1    65

Extras: 20 (1Wd, 13NB, 6LB, 0B)
Total: 5-311 (94.0 Overs)

Play has resumed

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  • @[email protected]OP
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    commentary absolutely gluck glucking the english team’s “brilliant strategy” of bowling short at bowlers

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    and there goes khawaja - 141 off 321
    and lyon is welcomed by the crowd singing “You’re just a shit moeen ali”

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    RAIN DELAY | . | 1 . . . . . | . . . W . . | W . . . . 1lb | . . . | RAIN DELAY

    2-2 in 22 balls

    • @Serpent
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      11 year ago

      Shame about the weather but I’m glad it they didn’t come back out. I was worried we were going to see a few dismissals in succession.

      • @[email protected]OP
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        21 year ago

        yep, would have been annihilation. we’ll see how the pitch is tomorrow, if it stops raining that is hah

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    11 year ago

    courtesy of SMH:

    Incredible stuff. The sum of Australia’s work just now: 2-2 from 22 balls and because it’s nice and bite-size, here’s how they went.
    Sixth over: Cummins - dot.
    Seventh over: Boland - 1, dot, dot, LBW appeal, LBW appeal, dot.
    Eighth over: Cummins - beats the bat, dot, dot, WICKET - Duckett, dot, dot.
    Ninth over: Boland - WICKET - Crawley, dot, LBW appeal, dot, dot, leg bye.
    Tenth over: Cummins - dot, caught behind appeal (Australia lose a review), dot.
    England: 2-28 (Pope 0*, Root 0*) England lead by 35 runs

    • Weirdmusic
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      21 year ago

      If both were match fit I’d say, on this wicket, they’re just about even. Ali, however, is anything but match fit. I rather doubt we’ll see much of him in the last innings.

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        21 year ago

        agreed, do you think Ali’s batting figures makes him the better overall player? or is it Lyons steadfast goat as australias best spinner

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          11 year ago

          It’s definitely about the spin, Lyon is a solid tailender and Ali can go the tonk at times but I do wonder if there could have been a better option to go with