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2nd Test Eng v NZ

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This is surely up there with the greatest matches in long game format. Edgebaston 2005 was a corker, Headingley 1981 was another that gets pulled from the archives time after time, but this surely matches them.

At tea the pessimist in me couldn't see anything other than a late day five collapse. I then didn't catch up with goings on until it was all over, at which point I let out a "f*** me".

STILL the greatest form of cricket that's out there.
 
Magnificent, truly fantastic! Bairstow was bouncing there!!!
I'm sure the tickets were free for today, what a great day!!!
Looks like all the T20 has helped the Test game with stronger hitting, they are clearing the boundary ropes now with ease.
 
Bairstow’s innings today was right up there with Stokes’s at Leeds a few years back.
 
Remember Paul Collingwood went range hitting at a golf club?
Well the next innings he had he welted everything like what Bairstow did today
Phenomenal advancements in training and techniques.
 
Bairstow was fearless, what an innings, pity he didn't break the record cause he deserved to, brilliant innings, as was Stokes.
 
I think Bairstow has been hitting the weights hard as well. He's a solid lad.
 
dickythorpe said:
I think Bairstow has been hitting the weights hard as well. He's a solid lad.


He's never been small, he's always looked a fit strong lad.
 
Niigata Jack said:
dickythorpe said:
I think Bairstow has been hitting the weights hard as well. He's a solid lad.


He's never been small, he's always looked a fit strong lad.
I know that Max, I was thinking he looks even fitter and stronger. He's got a strong neck.
His veins were bulging!
 
dickythorpe said:
Niigata Jack said:
He's never been small, he's always looked a fit strong lad.
I know that Max, I was thinking he looks even fitter and stronger. He's got a strong neck.
His veins were bulging!

Bloody hell Dicky, you'll be sending him love letters next mun :lol:
 
Niigata Jack said:
dickythorpe said:
I know that Max, I was thinking he looks even fitter and stronger. He's got a strong neck.
His veins were bulging!

Bloody hell Dicky, you'll be sending him love letters next mun :lol:

At least I'm not receiving blank postcards form him and posting them on here, unlike some wazzock with his pop band 😉
 
dickythorpe said:
Niigata Jack said:
Bloody hell Dicky, you'll be sending him love letters next mun :lol:

At least I'm not receiving blank postcards form him and posting them on here, unlike some wazzock with his pop band 😉

Good point well made Dicky, who are you talking about by the way :lol:
 
TheLoneRanger said:
Most boundaries in a match in Test match history.

226 X 4

24 X 6

Six after six went over square leg yesterday afternoon. Ferocious batting.
 

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