Thursday, August 11

Session count

1st Test
day1-E/E/A day2-d/A/A day3-A/E/A day4-A

2nd Test
day1-E/E/A day2-E/E/E day3-A/d/E day4-E

3rd Test
day1-E/E/E day2-E/A/E day3-A day4-E/E/E day5- E/d/A


4th Test
day1-E/A day2-E/E/E day3-E/A/E day4-E/E/E

5th Test - does it matter???:)

This post has been updating and is linked from the ‘session count’ in the sidebar.

3 comments:

shakester said...

you're right, but its the quality of the three gentlemen, Flintoff and Harmy in particular, that has resulted in Australia not being able to do too much about them. genuine quality, and the ability to sok up the pressure and give some back has the aussies a little taken aback, probably. I reckon theyre going to come back hard at Old Trafford though....

shakester said...

eyah he bowled well, and he';s doing so right now as well, snapping up Bell real quick. He's hard to dislike, this fellow. Yest also liable to be disliked.

shakester said...

Yes they are, and who would have thought. The session count has been pretty representative till now, actually- and thats the crazy part. its not as if the Es are racking up the numbers yet losing. No sir, the Aussies are in unchartered territory here...