Posted:
#26
but to get that wicket he needed a referrrral, dum-dum dee DUM DUM(b) !! 
Johnson's 26
Posted:
#31
Looks like Sheffield Shield crowd...
Glad I left the Gorilla in the cage, the game was poised to go eb & flow throughout the day. Australia has stepped up big time here, this team has been bastardised throughout the press of late. Perhaps pride & pure hard work will prove too much for the Saffers this afternoon.
Glad I left the Gorilla in the cage, the game was poised to go eb & flow throughout the day. Australia has stepped up big time here, this team has been bastardised throughout the press of late. Perhaps pride & pure hard work will prove too much for the Saffers this afternoon.
Posted:
#32
Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:
Have a look at how empty the stadium is?!
I understand it is a work day, but geez....
1 v 2, final day, game alive, potential world record run chase for the Saffers - and all 300 of them turn out to watch.
South Africa seemed to give up on test cricket about a decade ago.
Remember Australia's return there in 93' ? When Merv took a whack at some bloke in the crowd !? They were right into back then, but I noticed a real drop off when Australia went there in 2001. There were just empty grounds at every test. And it's pretty been that way ever since.
Posted:
#37
Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:
Mcdonald and Hilfenhaus are dopes
Mcdonald and Hilfenhaus are dopes
Give Hilfenhaus his dues, reckon he more than earnt a pass mark given it was his test debut.
I'd take him any day of the week over Brett Lee (if fit) in this attack, he bowls a more consistent corridor than Lee, generates better bounce and does more with the ball.
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