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England's tour of the West Indies 2015.
#71
Oh heck. He got out in the last over of the day for 105.

Close Day 1:
England 240/7 (Buttler 0no)
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#72
A few more than our lads (t'Yorksha lads afore anyone asks) have scored runs in this innings so far. Not a great start but when the Windies have a spin bowler on before lunch on the first day what does that say about the wicket? When the Windies have a spinner in the team what does that tell you anyway?
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#73
Scorecard


West Indies

Kraigg Brathwaite
Shai Hope
Darren Bravo
Marlon Samuels
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
Jermaine Blackwood
Denesh Ramdin (C, W)
Jason Holder
Jerome Taylor
Shannon Gabriel
Veerasammy Permaul



England

Alastair Cook ©
Jonathan Trott
Gary Ballance
Ian Bell
Joe Root
Moeen Ali
Jos Buttler (W)
Ben Stokes
Stuart Broad
Chris Jordan
James Anderson

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#74
England have taken the safe option. Dont want to risk a potentially expensive spinner but equally potentially dangerous. Dont want to risk a new style of pace bowler because he is different (wood). Do want a new unproven opener because that is acceptance that they were wrong and hey, they dont want to upset trott (probably the second best number three we have atm, but that is possibly due to us having no one tried and tested, one injury and i guess taylor steps up) oh and they won't want to change to plunkett in case they come across as being a short pitched side.
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#75
England 257 all out
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#76
Windies 37-3 at Lunch. Anderson has three for four in six overs.
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#77
Windies out for 189. Six wickets for wee Jimmy Anderson. Well ahead of Botham now. Will anybody ever catch him?

Trott fails again. Out for 9.

And Cook out for 4. WTF?  Angry
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#78
i'll catch him and cook when i return from injury! have no fear the future of english cricket is bright!
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#79
Bloody hell. 39-5.
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#80
Close Day 2:
England 257 & 39-5 (Ballance 12no, Stokes 0no)

West Indies 189
England lead by 107 runs with 5 wickets remaining
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