By Jim Morton
November 14th 2009 @ 2:53am
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davido said | November 14th 2009 @ 5:53pm | Report comment
Australia is vulnerable.
Look at the ODI matches against India.
The final scoreline of 4-2 in favour of Australia was a little flattering to the visitors. In the first match, chasing a large target of 292, India fell just 4 runs short. And in the fifth match, chasing a record making target of 350, India fell short by just 3 runs. The score line could so easily have been 4-2 for India!
Phil Coorey said | November 14th 2009 @ 7:30pm | Report comment
Yeah but that is one day cricket – test cricket is a tad different
The Windies have shown they clearly do not care about Test match cricket – they should be allocated a couple of tests up north where Australia plays Bangladesh – this is going to be a joke having to sit and watch these losers as if they care.
This will go down as one fo the worst summers ever – enjoy it.