August 7, 200521 yr Getting worried yet boys? Partnership 45. Only 62 to get. Vaughan has spread the field and brought on the spinner.
August 7, 200521 yr Getting worried yet boys? Partnership 45. Only 62 to get. Vaughan has spread the field and brought on the spinner. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> They will probably start bowling leg stump...to slow the run rate.
August 7, 200521 yr Flintoff to Warne, OUT: full and down the leg side, Warne has walked so far back and across that this time he has trod on his stumps! What a way to get out at a crucial time like this! That's the wicket England wanted
August 7, 200521 yr Yeh , yeh Lampy Oy; who are you calling Lampy. Bloody imposter I was anticipating a post from you when the wicket fell.
August 7, 200521 yr Harmison to Kasprowicz, OUT: short ball banged in, Kasprowicz tries to get out of the way but just cannot manage, the ball balloons up towards the keeper and Geraint Jones takes the catch Match over
August 7, 200521 yr To all the Aussies. Very,very hard luck lads. I cannot gloat over that. What a great test match. One plus point is that yorkie can in with his mate to watch the Oz demise and ended up having three beers each. Edited August 7, 200521 yr by lampard10
August 7, 200521 yr What a fantastic win - true Brit grit, something we have waited a long time to see at its best - MOM for me - Flintock
August 7, 200521 yr England clinch thrilling victory Second Test, Edgbaston (day four) England 407 & 182 beat Australia 308 & 279 by two runs England survived a last-ditch Australia fight back to complete a thrilling two-run victory in the second Test and level the Ashes series at 1-1. Australia were on the brink of victory when last man Michael Kasprowicz gloved Steve Harmison behind. Kasprowicz and Brett Lee, who hit 41 not out, put on 59 for the last wicket, chasing a ground record target of 282. Shane Warne had begun the day with a defiant 42 before he trod on his wicket playing back to Andrew Flintoff. Flintoff, who did the damage on the third day with an innings of 73 in England's second innings 182 then taking three wickets, finished with 4-79. http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/sport1/hi...and/4128908.stm
August 7, 200521 yr Sorry, I can't see the man of the series listed here!! He's got the record for the number of sixes hit in a test against the Aussies 6 wickets in the Edgbaston test 141 runs over two innings MoM performance at Edgebaston **FREDDIE FLINTOFF** The only mistake he made in the second test was not breaking Brett Lee's hand!!
August 7, 200521 yr Sorry, I can't see the man of the series listed here!!He's got the record for the number of sixes hit in a test against the Aussies 6 wickets in the Edgbaston test 141 runs over two innings MoM performance at Edgebaston **FREDDIE FLINTOFF** The only mistake he made in the second test was not breaking Brett Lee's hand!! A bit harsh don't you think old chap! ! Welcome to TV Col Bill....
August 7, 200521 yr Sorry, I can't see the man of the series listed here!!He's got the record for the number of sixes hit in a test against the Aussies 6 wickets in the Edgbaston test 141 runs over two innings MoM performance at Edgebaston **FREDDIE FLINTOFF** The only mistake he made in the second test was not breaking Brett Lee's hand!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> A bit harsh don't you think old chap! ! Welcome to TV Col Bill.... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> But you can't beat a bit of P.O.H.M. bashing.
August 7, 200521 yr Author Sorry, I can't see the man of the series listed here!!He's got the record for the number of sixes hit in a test against the Aussies 6 wickets in the Edgbaston test 141 runs over two innings MoM performance at Edgebaston **FREDDIE FLINTOFF** The only mistake he made in the second test was not breaking Brett Lee's hand!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> ......"Charlie dont surf and England dont win Ashes"..... and thats the only way ur team will get close to Australia, through injury...... u seem to have already forgot, what happened in the first test.....
August 7, 200521 yr Sorry, I can't see the man of the series listed here!!He's got the record for the number of sixes hit in a test against the Aussies 6 wickets in the Edgbaston test 141 runs over two innings MoM performance at Edgebaston **FREDDIE FLINTOFF** The only mistake he made in the second test was not breaking Brett Lee's hand!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> ......"Charlie dont surf and England dont win Ashes"..... and thats the only way ur team will get close to Australia, through injury...... u seem to have already forgot, what happened in the first test..... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> YOU CAN'T BEAT A BIT OF P.O.H.M. BASHING.
August 7, 200521 yr 1 all, very close game, bet you soapies were sh1tting bricks, well done lads. Edgebaston has never really been our best ground, result wise remember.
August 7, 200521 yr 1 all, very close game, bet you soapies were sh1tting bricks, well done lads.Edgebaston has never really been our best groung result wise remember. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sh1tting bricks! Jeez! I bit my nails down to my wrists. Good job Yorkie got up to go for a p1ss, just before the wicket fell or we might not have done it.
August 8, 200521 yr The big question here was and still is, " why did Ponting make that decision " still it's history now and has breathed a bit of life into the series and cricket in general.
August 8, 200521 yr The big question here was and still is, " why did Ponting make that decision " still it's history now and has breathed a bit of life into the series and cricket in general. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I would imagine he dismissed the England 3-11 as no hopers (barring Pieterson) and reckoned if he got the two openers out the rest would follow. That and a nagging fear in the back of his mind about Englands pace attack on a greeish wicket..............................................it all boils down to, we've got you thinking, if not worried.
August 8, 200521 yr we are allways thinking lampy, but we never write anyone off, not even the soapdodgers.
August 8, 200521 yr One lesson to be clearly learned here is that the Aussies had a massive moral victory in Brunnieland.The tail was fantastic and ENG will have though themselves very lucky indeed to get out on top.
August 8, 200521 yr Author Very lucky.....they usually manage to win one test...even when played in Australia... cant wait until they have to face up to a full strength Australian side again..... Lampard...worried ???......ur guys would be worried, about how ur "oh so great bowling attack" couldnt dismiss our tail until 3 runs from victory......
August 8, 200521 yr Very lucky.....they usually manage to win one test...even when played in Australia... cant wait until they have to face up to a full strength Australian side again.....Lampard...worried ???......ur guys would be worried, about how ur "oh so great bowling attack" couldnt dismiss our tail until 3 runs from victory...... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I have to hand it to you Superfly, your like Glen McGrath's bowling.............. Relentless in your attack... Edited August 8, 200521 yr by soi lurker
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