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HA - that's the plan. More likely to be 6 down by the close.
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“Aaah well bowled Garry”
No it wasn't he's 0-79 heading towards his century of runs leaked. I hope Garry gets some hand shakes when we finally smash him for 100-0. He's getting turn but Rory Burns has picked him and neutralised him.
Get through the first hour this morning and let's push onto 100+ lead hopefully.
His haircut reminds me a bit of 'Arfer' in Peaky Blinders
Scoring a debut century hasn't been a problem for many openers in recent years. Lyth did it, Sam Robson did, even Joe Root did before succumbing to failure at the top of the order. Compton and Jennings both had more than one... so the rush to say that England have sorted out the opening pair is somewhat premature to my mind. Burns's ton is only the start. If he doesn't push on, we're back to square one (or the likely talk of Sibley or Zak Crawley to come into the side).
Never fear...Moeen Ali strides out to bat with his 12 month batting average of a whopping 16...
I'll stick to hyperbole about how Burns is now nailed on for the next three years then.
I have more faith in Rory Burns as an opener than I do with Jason Roy, who's batting seems very monosyllabic and even though he scored 10 runs he could have been out a number of times before his dismissal.
Am I alone in thinking Bairstow looks a bit of sorts? It goes without saying that Moeen Ali's been uncertain with the bat for a while now. I'd like to see Ben Foakes back in the fold at some point in time.
However, he's shaved his head and he plays better when he's shaggier. Maybe it's his aerodynamics.
C'mon England!!!
I've been a cricket fan for a long time but I cannot recall a time where the umpiring has been to such a poor ramshackle amateur and idiotic standard.
Partly the problem is that first class cricket isn't structured so that players can produce a mass of runs. When someone was in form in the past, you'd have a clear run of games. Now it's far more patchy. It's been a tough year for batsmen in Div 1, I think only one double ton so far this season.
Bairstow's a bit like Hick in that his feet aren't great at moving early in his innings. Ends in a bad position and so gets bowled a lot. I think he's safe for now but should he floor a chance or two, miss a stumping perhaps, the pressure will be right back on him.
I've just seen the 1966 world cup team (complete with a bloke in a Bobby Charlton wig) chase someone dressed as the Jules Rimet trophy and lift him up.
Genius.