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Post Info TOPIC: 2nd Test Match
Edgbaston Result? [10 vote(s)]

England Win
60.0%
Sri Lanka Win
0.0%
Regulation Draw
10.0%
England saved by the weather
10.0%
Sri Lanka saved by the weather
20.0%
Tie
0.0%
Don't Care
0.0%


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RE: 2nd Test Match


Just coming out after luch. England are 193 for 4. Pietersen is 65 not out

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England are 230-4
Pietersen 96*
Collingqood 15*

I'm loving the BBC live text:

1426: We had some hockey-style shots from Pietersen at Lord's, and now it's time for tennis as he plays a top-spin forehand off Maharoof to crash the ball from outside off-stump down to the long-on boundary. The last ball of the over flies off the edge over the slips for another four to agitate the tourists futher.

1432: Are we at Wimbledon already? Pietersen produces a repeat of the previous Maharoof over, pirouetting to flip the ball down to the long-on fence. He then plays a quite exquisite cover drive straight out of the text book to bring up the fifty partnership. In this mood he is almost unstoppable.



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century for Pietersen!


England 234 for 4. He made that off 115 balls. Two centuries in a row!



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for Pietersen

but collingwood is gone 238-5

pietersen and flintoff in the middle though!

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What do you all think should be England's tactics? Should they declare, and if so when?



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They need to keep their eye on the weather but it all depends on how these two score. if they are blisteringly quick then possibly declare half an hr before the close to possibly make an early breakthrough (or 3 if plunketts involved :D). But i think what is more important is a substantial lead of probably 250-350 which will most likely mean a declaration before lunch tomorrow... england are notoriously good at collapsing though....

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262-5

Pietersen 118*

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England 290/6

Muralitharan takes the wicket of KP after he'd scored a magnificent 142!!!



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mkkreuk wrote:

england are notoriously good at collapsing though....



unfortunately i was not wrong. England went from 290/5 to 295 all out

but the good news is that sri lanka are 45/3 - still 109 runs behind!!

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The day eventually ended with Sri Lanka at 86-4, two wickets each for Panesar and Hoggard and the Sri Lankans are still 68 behind England

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Play delayed by rain


Lunch was taken half an hr early as a result.



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