Paddingtonwolf
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Not me.I think that all of us have criticised him (Bairstow) over the years with regards to his place in the test side.
We can thank Vis for getting rid of the evidence
They have pretty much all been with ease/at a canter too - remarkable.What we have done in terms of chasing totals in the last four tests is incredible in terms of test history.
He did average about 21 over three years or so. He was dreadful.I think that all of us have criticised him (Bairstow) over the years with regards to his place in the test side.
We can thank Vis for getting rid of the evidence
I guess he'll have to go through with his incredibly weird and specific threat.What happened to this man? He's become very strange over the years
It doesn't even make sense. I assume it's based on him hating the atmosphere in the Hollies for International / T20 games. Sitting there on your own in April against Essex is just...pointlessI guess he'll have to go through with his incredibly weird and specific threat.
57 chases of 275+ in 145 years of Test cricket.West Indies 418-7 v Australia, St Johns 2003
South Africa 414/4 v Australia, Perth 2008
India 406/4 v Windies Port of Spain 1976
Australia 404/3 v England Headingley 1948
Windies 395/7 v Bangladesh Chattogram 2021
Sri Lanka 391/6 v Zimbabwe Colombo 2017
India 387/4 v England Chennai 2008
Pakistan 382/3 v Sri Lanka Pallekelle 2015
That is the complete list of successful run chases bigger than today. Hens teeth. And we do 4 monster chases in 5 weeks.
I did wonder when we won the toss and put them in, if it was more about chasing in the second innings than it was bowling in the first...The one day and T20 teams are very good at chases too. Interested to see if the test team is better than those when batting first.