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No. 36: India 150-2 (Jaiswal 80, Akash Deep 47) England has had a lower run rate over the last few matches – when I wrote this, I deeply stuffed Atkinson's ball into a wider ball, making it spin four in the ditch. The other is the short fat he saw. Without Stokes and Viper, England would soon need to turn to one of their part-time men.
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No. 35: India 142-2 (Jaiswal 80, Akash Deep 39) Overton is shorter and fuller – widely believed he should go all out. Akash Deep almost knocked it down and kicked it away quickly. Width.
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No. 34: India 139-2 (Jaiswal 79, Akash Deep 38) Akash Deep aims Atkinson's first ball and flies it through the middle goal four A beautifully tilted Jaiswal bat brings four slides. Winves gives India a 65% chance of winning – although this morning's antics seem too early.
Good morning, Sandy Carrington!
“I'm curious about one of your summary in Chapter 28: “Popular Camera Spots in the locker room, take orders from above.” In this case, who is really shooting the camera when someone is the captain's stand-in?
“On a normal day, the captain has a say in several ways, including who is on the team, who is present, on-site decisions, etc. But is the substitute captain objecting to this when someone stands on the injured captain? Or do they expect them to be the agent of the real captain (and follow their orders)?”
I've consulted our men in the Oval. “It could be a fusion of the two…” Ali Martin said. “Maybe last year, when Stokes missed the SL series, the Pope had greater autonomy. Ensuring that he had to be a certain degree here…but it's obvious that the idea shows that it's still a shot of Stokes.”
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No. 33: India 129-2 (Jaiswal 74, Akash Deep 33) Overton had something short and the fields were waiting. Bessel lurks on the ropes, Crawley is the third party Crawley, at Duckett in Gully. Deep stole one, and Jaiswal was in two rows in a row.
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No. 32: India 127-2 (Jaiswal 73, Akash Deep 32) The tongue looked at the man probably this morning. But India did not hurry up, but just carefully left him alone/showed a straight bat. They drank, had a lead of 104, and had no joy for England except for the decline in Crawley's catch.
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31st day or above: India 126-2 (Jaiswal 73, Akash Deep 32) Overton started with a juicy half and Jaiswal could only pose for one. Akash Deep reached his highest test score, and Jaiswal suddenly pulled away slightly, but only took one.
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No. 30: India 121-2 (Jaiswal 71, Akash Deep 29) Fifty partnerships have established 12 between Jaiswal and Akash Deep. Jaiswal slapped his partner on the shoulder from the bottom of his heart. Two beauties on their tongue pass by a deep Akash depth.
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No. 29: India 118-2 (Jaiswal 70, Akash Deep 27) The result of a trust consultation with the brain is a change in the bowler hat. Jamie Overton is – Jaiswal leaned back like a bear, scraping his back against a tree, lifting him over and sliding four.
Good morning, Luke Woodward! “Yesterday’s post-window transfer in India made me wonder what happened during a typical test match lunch time.
Will Jill and Gambier have a lot of speeches? Did everyone sit down and have a hot meal together? How much impact will the breakthrough during the game have?
If you or any of the Oboers know, I'm interested in hearing it. ”
Rest is important, like the half-time of football, but feel it, but I don't know what exactly happened. Any Intel receives thankfully.
Jaiswal's action. Photo: Paul Childs/Action Images/Reutersshare
Updated on 12.10 BST
No. 28: India 112-2 (Jaiswal 64, Akash Deep 27) The camera occupied the pope in the locker room and took orders from above. Akash Deep uses the ball of loose tongue and picks up four through thin legs. The first 45 minutes are definitely from India.
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No. 27: India 107-2 (Jaiswal 64, Akash Deep 22) 4 out of 27 points. We peeked at this glass in the locker room. Without him, and Anderson, England almost posted peace in the fields.
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No. 26: India 105-2 (Jaiswal 63, Deep 20) Akash Deep in the distance is a lucky boy. Hit the first ball of the rib from the tongue. No confirmation for the second time – England comment, but it's the referee's appeal for leg stumps. The next ball was dropped by Crawley on the third slide, who traveled through Harry Brook – in and out like a hot potato. He shook his head slyly.
Josh's tongue reacts to the fallen capture. Photo: Ben Whitley/Pashare
Updated to 11.42 bst
No. 25: India 105-2 (Jaiswal 63, Deep 20) Atkinson purged without hesitation. An attractive battle.
Raman Kamboh also greeted friends at the first session, but Amsterdam Stag did the same.
“We have configured the entire Bucks in Amsterdam, around the first session. In RRMBandtsplein, Tom Jones’ bar “Sex Bomb” playing and Jaiswal’s discovery form is the most important meeting in cricket in 23 days.
“The Bucks (Ash) wear very tasteful clothes and are ready to be a proud British Indian to support India all day.”
I wish you a wonderful day and may all of you watch the night at night. ”
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No. 24: India 103-2 (Jaiswal 62, Deep 20) The elliptical Saturday pleasant crowd caused a lovely buzz, many in Graham Thorpe's headband.
Akash attacks in depth. Photo: Paul Childs/Action Images/Reutersshare
Updated to 11.28 bst
No. 23: India 101-2 (Jaiswal 61, Deep 19) Then, several singles scored two excellent singles from the last ball. Many flags were waving from the Indians in the crowd and applauded the team, stepping on the balcony.
Will Ellen wrote: “I don’t know if I will hear my defense.
I will ask Alibaba to pass your request. If he bowled today, this wouldn't be planned for England…
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No. 22: India 97-2 (Jaiswal 58, Deep 18) A friend of mine once said to a boyfriend who was “damped in dettol.” Jaiswal also has this look, as neat as a freshly washed shirt. He wasn't that game, though, and slipped four off his tongue – the dangerous card he fought against. Turning from deep and between the ditch and the backward points. India drove well this morning.
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21st or above: India 88-2 (Jaiswal 53, Deep 14) Bethell's bowling is done-he's purely a design so the bowler can switch ends. Atkinson is the choice for English bowlers. Deep lets us fly to AA's very complete ball and get another useful four. No balls increase the total.
Good morning, Andrew Benton. “India needs to win, England needs a raffle to win. It's a competitive series, and it's definitely better for England to prepare for the ashes than it is whitewashing, which is definitely better.” Very real.
“What do you think they will learn from it? Let Joe Root not let Bantz think deeply.”
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20th: India 82-2 (Jaiswal 52, Deep 10) Josh's tongue was on the other end, and last night, he had much better venom, much more than the first round. First start with a swaying edge of your legs, and then based on money. India is very alert.
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Morning meeting – India leads 52
19th: India 81-2 (Jaiswal 51, Deep 10) Jacob Bethell was holding the ball, which wasn't what I expected. He seems to have imitated hair on Robin Smith. Wave his four third balls deeply. Again, one knee – but this time just twice.
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The players are here. Jaiswal's bat grip and squat behind the border as Jerusalem plays on the sound system. Dinesh Karthik said: “India cannot win today,” but they may lose. ”
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“There is Allen MacDonaldSunday's weather forecast? ” Matthew Doherty asked, and I checked it out.
Nasser asked Broad if he missed the locker room. No, Broad said, because he and the sky walked into another one. “I'm really satisfied,” he said, continuing for a long time.
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Nasser Hussain and Stuart Wandering in the oval English locker room. Ollie Pope has 14 bats in its locker. There is also an ice bath and sauna. Their biggest bat thrower in different eras? YJB and Stokes and Nasser himself and Ramprakash.
It's time to have a quick coffee and will be back soon.
Indian fan Sudhir Kumar Chaudhary oval. Photo: Gareth Copley/ECB/Getty Imagesshare
Updated on 10.48 BST
An email! “Good morning, Tanya! Hello, Alan McDonald.
“Looking forward to seeing how they managed to stretch *this* test until day 5…
” Until the end of the rugby, you will rely solely on your own excellent updates.
“In some ways, this may be the time to end this grumpy series, although it's already great. But you and your colleagues will miss the company!”
Thank you! We will miss it, too. For all the questions, good and bad, the August Test Cricket disappears is the most difficult to digest. Even so, Pakistani soldiers came over to do two tests next year in August.
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The sky is showing EnglandS Three drops last night. Alas, poor Liam Dawson. It is definitely the best to have Jaiswal slip over his finger twice.
Michael Atherton was very exercised when he was fired when he was placed deeply by Akash on Duckett – “Cricket is a contactless sport and should be kept that way.”
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Barney's Rhapsody and Gus Atkinson – I'm very passionate about his description of Duckett's hedgehog sweep. By the way, he mentioned Sonny Baker, who took three wickets at Pace yesterday as Hampshire put pressure on Worcestershire on New Road.
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This is unforgettable for Alibaba the next day:
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Preface
good morning! After the stove on the second day, we enter the third day – probably this One of the keys in the series. Yes, we've been here before. The court is spicy, the player Tetchy, the house is full – the weather is expected to show – unless the strange shower is in.
India has a 52 lead with eight wickets left, Jaiswal's series sweep has drifted and he will be watching three numbers and beyond. Except for England's stand-in, Fast Bowles (Atkinson), who hopes for a second bell and fewer whistle performances. The game starts at 11 a.m., don't miss the last test ball on the summer Saturday.
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