So come on then, who's your money on. I'll say SA will make 300, England will make 400, then SA will be helped by the rain and narrowly avoid defeat.
N.B. Any predictions made much later in the day lose credibility as events unfold.
So come on then, who's your money on. I'll say SA will make 300, England will make 400, then SA will be helped by the rain and narrowly avoid defeat.
N.B. Any predictions made much later in the day lose credibility as events unfold.
Hmmm. South Africa are making a bit of a recovery. I'll go with the opposite of what you said with England clinging on.Originally Posted by noel
Yes, I wasn't counting on a century from Kallis. You might be right. They're also talking about uneven bounce coming into it. I think I'll definitely be re-using my WG Grace quotation.
Last edited by noel; 16-12-2009 at 10:57 PM. Reason: tie-poe
Andrew Strauss rang up Mark Hughes from South Africa during the tea interval this afternoon.
Mark Hughes told him what to do and it worked. England got a draw!
Mayhem in Durban today, England on course for victory.
Enjoyed listening to Vaughan on TMS, he's been entertaining and obviously enjoying it.
The Hogster on now.
Last edited by pauljonesforengland; 29-12-2009 at 03:41 PM. Reason: sp.
Bet you could've got good odds on both Cook and Bell scoring centuries AND (assuming it happens) England winning by an innings.
Some cracking wickets today, seen them about 30 times on Sky Sports news while at work today
Finally started
An intriging first few hours today. England doing a lot with the ball. Only two SL wickets fall. Finely balanced.Finally started
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