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England on top here, increasingly looking like Australia will have to bat for the draw.

Don't think the pitch is that different from yesterday it may have a bit more pace. I think the shocking performance yesterday (Johnson in particular) from Australia might cost them.

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Brilliant stuff from England, we're in a fantastic position now. Whats the follow on targer?

Cmon LeftWinger, say something else!

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You can watch it live on Skyplayer. If you've not already registered you just need your viewing card number to hook it up to your subscription.

http://skyplayer.sky.com/vod/page/default/home.do

Do you need to have your computer the same house or not?! I.e. could I take my laptop to a hotel and still use it??

Brilliant stuff from England, we're in a fantastic position now. Whats the follow on targer?

152-8 - Come on!!! What's the odds we blow it?!

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You are priceless Jim. In fact, you are thicker than a 4 by 4 piece of wood.

What do you reckon the Australian batting reply will be?

Shall we start at 400, 500 or 600?

Lets face it, Australia are about to face a 3rd rate county bowling attack.

hahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Superb

Maybe if I started acting Aussie and bigging them up - England might get some break throughs.

G'Day Mate ya flaming galare! Put another shrimp on the barbie!

Our boys going well here, can't see the Poms taking another wicket any time soon.

Fingers Crossed!

It works, it works!

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Look, dont write the Aussies off just because they've had a (very bad) day and a half, same way as the Aussies shouldnt have been so cocky after Cardiff.

Give England a decent pitch and swinging conditions and they'll give any line up a run for their money, also Aus got themselves out to stupid shots in part, thanks to pressure. Pressure from a very scrapy bowling display today and yesterday, pressure from a fired up opposition, who they took for granted, pressure from lack of experience, pressure from playing at Lords and pressure excerted by a bowling attack with favourable (but not outrageous) conditions. Like you had yesterday.

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I blame Smyth over on the guardian OBO, when he's commentating wickets are falling, his record so far is 14 of the 18 to fall, you antipodeans will be pleased to know he's covering the morning session tomorrow

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Maybe if I started acting Aussie and bigging them up - England might get some break throughs.

G'Day Mate ya flaming galare! Put another shrimp on the barbie!

Our boys going well here, can't see the Poms taking another wicket any time soon.

Fingers Crossed!

It's galah

galah.jpg

Galah - Wiki link

The Galah (pronounced /ɡəˈlɑː/), Eolophus roseicapilla, also known as the Rose-breasted Cockatoo, Galah Cockatoo, Roseate Cockatoo or Pink and Grey, is one of the most common and widespread cockatoos, and it can be found in open country in almost all parts of mainland Australia.

Oh, and you put prawns on the barbie, not shrimps.

These are prawns on the BBQ : sweet-chilli-prawn-skewers.jpg

We are not Americans.

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You are priceless Jim. In fact, you are thicker than a 4 by 4 piece of wood.

What do you reckon the Australian batting reply will be?

Shall we start at 400, 500 or 600?

Lets face it, Australia are about to face a 3rd rate county bowling attack.

Sorry just seen I was not the first.....

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Hopefully the next pitch will offer something for fast bowlers, and then we can unleash Harmison. He may be ___ when he has no confidence, and/or the pitch is slow and batter friendly, but right now he's going mental.

I know I have changed my tune, but the fact Lords is not another test killing pitch, and that Harmison seems to be getting better and better has got me thinking that he might just be back to the form around 2004-2005. Problem is, if the others keep this up, who will be dropped?

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Inspired performance from England, will they enforce the follow on? I would go for the jugular and make history, I don;t think you want to be batting last on this pitch

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Fine weather for London today but rain showers forecast tomorrow and Monday.

I think that pretty well seals the deal on the follow-on if the Aussie tail does not wag.

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Why are we batting - why have we not enforced the follow on - Rain will come they will bat for aslong as it takes - Draw

Poor decision

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Bad decision IMO.

There's going to be rain over the next couple of days, the pitch isn't going to change much and will continue to be a decent batting pitch right up to the the final day. Its got a draw written all over it.

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