No one bothered by this? Just as well - both sides are back to playing like they did in the World Cup, and India motoring towards a 2-0 lead. England undone by very English-style new-ball bowling from India early on, and not able to lay a punch on Kohli and Gambhir as they chase down the target.
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Was just thinking of posting a "so, no one really cares about this" comment on the older thread.
Do you think that it is just the difference in the conditions? Or a case of post-Test series complacency?
As I'm sure you will agree, it is disgraceful that Australia are only playing two tests in South Africa.Comment
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It is indeed. And what with the shelving off the World Test Championship in favour of another pointless Champions Trophy, I'm pondering whether I find modern cricket administration even more useless and depressing than I do in football.
England seem to have lost momentum, certainly, and India actually look like they want to be there.Comment
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Oh dear, I know they've got to offer a perspective, but the Sky team are going all over-analytical again. Anyone would think we've never been miserably poor in an overseas ODI series before.
The day will finally come they hold a World Cup in this country, and we'll piss it.Comment
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I cannot get TMS commentary on the web for overseas games/tours, which dampens my ardour a little.
I have been following ball-by-ball on Cricinfo and I am a little disappointed (though I am not very partisan about international one cricket) if not surprised that we are getting well beaten.Comment
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Indeed, the restriction on TMS for non-domestic matches is quite maddening, especially in countries like Italy and the United States where there is no "local broadcaster" to protect.Comment
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