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Loz Wrote:

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> maxxi Wrote:

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> > The good (?!) thing is that it's obviously a

> > slack/stale/tired/rusty approach and careless

> > execution - Boycott was right, rather than

> being

> > got out they got themselves out.

>

> I'm not sure that being so clueless about the

> length and spin of a ball and so deciding that the

> only solution was a wild cross-batted swipe can be

> entirely called 'getting yourself out'. That

> would assume there was an alternative.



I think you've answered your own point. If any batsman gets to the point where they decide such a thing they are definitely getting themselves out.

quite spoilt my day - up early to go out touring N Yorkshire. Watched opening overs of England's 2nd innings - left feeling the target would be met easily, despite Cook & Strauss not being entirely comfortable. Then stopped in Whitby, checked the score and B*****.

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