Yeah so it seems.
Scored one of the best rearguard tons I've seen in awhile.
Yes, that Sri Lanka innings was brilliant.
Good call by Erasmus.
Gosh Anderson is class when he is on the boil. I think I wrote those words once before...
Swing in both directions by Broad and Anderson, it's a pleasure to watch. Already the English opening bowlers have put together a more menacing series of deliveries than most of what the Aussie quicks managed in ~90 overs. This is great!
Nah this is unfair to hazlewood. Bowled really well yesterday with no support from the other end.
yeah that is what DRS is for, take note BCCI.
watching live, I thought he could be in trouble, especially considering Kumar was pretty quick to give the finger and all the Poms were up.
Weird thing is I'd say that the english has been bowling really well so far. Yet it still seems fairly easy going in once you've negotiated the swing.
50 up for Aussies, nice start but a long way to go.
Cmon Aussies!
The Beeb website just posted this:I really should have known better. I keep on doing it too!![]()
Well done Bucky, now go on with it.
ANTI JINX
Aye, you said it.
That's a fine shot by Smith...
Smith has activated
This is not to suggest that Steven Smith needs protection from the new ball. It is merely a fact that all batsmen are more vulnerable when the ball is new. Two years ago Smith seemed to be regarded as a technical quirkfest of largely scientific interest, and a symptom of Australian decline. He now appears on an immovable course to being one of the finest and most influential cricketers of his era, blessed with prodigious hands, granite will and an other-worldly assurance. He might not have pulled up many trees in his early years in Tests. Now he is deforesting international cricket like an unlicensed Amazonian logging company. He is absolutely crucial in this series.
Smith looking relaxed now. A great quote from someone on cricinfo about Smith