Don't think we usualy get that degree of criticism for the football team do we?
Usually it's down to not being good enough as a opposed to being through stupidity.
I can only assume the message at lunch was to go for the win. Problem was that rather than go at the pace they had done in the first session they seem to have tried it as fast as possible with predictable results. The kind of stuff you could understand chasing a T20 but not trying to secure 150 in 2 sessions of Test cricket. Really disappointing however there is a collective responsibility not just from the batsmen but from the bowlers who were in superb English conditions and let India off the hook twice.
It doesn't need a radical overhaul but it needs a composed leader to keep people's heads screwed on with bat and ball. Despite what Cook says he is not that man and has been given countless chances to show otherwise. This problem, dearth of spin bowlers aside, is psychological.
Agree and the buck stops with the captain. If we keep losing and he is also not scoring runs, there is surely only one answer isn't there?
After lunch I thought England were going to go on and win, but they kept hooking and India kept banging the ball in and then after one got out hooking, they all continued to carry on hooking and followed suit, straight back to the pavillion.
Agree and the buck stops with the captain. If we keep losing and he is also not scoring runs, there is surely only one answer isn't there?
After lunch I thought England were going to go on and win, but they kept hooking and India kept banging the ball in and then after one got out hooking, they all continued to carry on hooking and followed suit, straight back to the pavillion.
Don't care and don't care.The England football team or the England cricket team?
India today were 346-9. Now 433-9.
Don't care and don't care.
Sent from my phone using my chubby sausage fingers so please excuse any errors.
Don't care and don't care.
Sent from my phone using my chubby sausage fingers so please excuse any errors.
vertually faultless performance but England's biggest issue is consistency. They need to take this through to the next test, well done Cook and the boys!
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