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unlucky lads moral victory ,take off the 28 runs that the cheat broad got after he was out and that would be the first win
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let the record show England beat Australia.
Cricket was the winner in this match, great game and just how rivalry should be.
Clarke was generous in defeat and as he says.....there's always the next 4 tests and he will learn how to use DRS properly.
Personally I would ban it completely and let the umpire be the umpire.
Bring on the next test.
Cricket was the winner in this match, great game and just how rivalry should be.
Clarke was generous in defeat and as he says.....there's always the next 4 tests and he will learn how to use DRS properly.
Personally I would ban it completely and let the umpire be the umpire.
Bring on the next test.
Let's please get something straight...Broad did NOT cheat. The days when batsmen 'walked' are buried in the distant past, if they ever existed at all in Test Cricket.
Listen to what Glenn McGrath's been saying during commentary on TMS, all Australians, in any form of cricket are taught to 'wait for the finger'. That is what Australia will do throughout this series and so should England.
This has been a brilliant Test Match all the way through, it's been played in exactly the right spirit by two teams with mutual respect. We've seen the start of what I'm sure will be a great career for a young Aussie, a match-winning ten-for by Jimmy Anderson and it could have gone either way right to the end, despite some doubtful umpiring.
What's not to like?
Listen to what Glenn McGrath's been saying during commentary on TMS, all Australians, in any form of cricket are taught to 'wait for the finger'. That is what Australia will do throughout this series and so should England.
This has been a brilliant Test Match all the way through, it's been played in exactly the right spirit by two teams with mutual respect. We've seen the start of what I'm sure will be a great career for a young Aussie, a match-winning ten-for by Jimmy Anderson and it could have gone either way right to the end, despite some doubtful umpiring.
What's not to like?
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