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UJ said:14 off Booty Man's over!!!
That Booty ain't shaking no more!
PapaBear said:Garbage from Cricinfo"
Chris Gayle has given West Indies a flying start and has pushed India on the back foot. The inexperienced attack wilted under his onslaught and second session should be an interesting one. But for now , as the teams head for lunch, here is a Cricinfo Stat fact for you: Among away venues where India have played 3 tests or more, St. Jonh's, Antigua, is only one of four away venues where India have a 100% undefeated record. They have, prior to this test, played 3 tests at Antigua and remained unbeaten in all three tests, while they also have a 100% undefeated record at Kandy (3 tests), Auckland (4 tests) and Georgetown (6 tests). Will that record remain unbroken or will Lara's men tarnish it? Join us for the post lunch session, this is Sriram Veera signing off for the moment. Sajan Nair will take up the live commentary in the second session.
Easatheman said:Brutal assualt by Gayle before lunch.
Players back on now, Munafiq Patel to bowl the first over.
dont worry soon indians pick up a wicket, ala lara , cartman would be jumping up n down with joy and would shortly make his way to this thread.Rana said:no one is really participating in this thread, o well,
lara in
thanks to you perhaps ?Rana said:Lara's average is 86 on this pitch including his quadruple century
Munaf patel looks a good bowler though. He has got that extra bit of pace and accuracy than all of the other bowlers coming out of India. He's bowled well in every match he's played so far.Hash said:I have not been even the LEAST BIT impressed by any of these so called bowlers in this 'New India'.
Probably, the umpires are half blind!Hash said:should that have not been a wide?
Rauf isn't that bad... He looks very fair to me actually!Hash said:especially Rauf
That's because he isHash said:Bravo seems to be a very handy cricketer.