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05:28
Neil Wagner was very happy. After seemingly unlikely to fail too many pitches, he thinks 258-7 is a good form. He was surprised to see the ball staying in such a low position and was particularly pleased with his team’s performance in the afternoon.
05:23
Back to Lawrence, you can clearly see that he grew up in the last hour of yesterday—— Maybe someone fed him mushrooms while drinking—he wouldn’t want to shut it down. Now that he has passed that long soul night, it seems unlikely that he will continue where he left, but he doesn’t want to rely too much on the legend on the other end.
05:20
Gosh, forget all this. Bumble started to disguise (I think) wearing a vest, cardigan, flat cap, bow tie and pink lens sunglasses. He looks like the troubled poet we soon learned was the murderer in Columbus’s early episodes.
05:18
I am sorry to expect a person “only” at 67 to give 100 points And it hasn’t reached this level, but this is in Wardy’s introduction, so we are good.
12:03
Preface
Naturally, there is something to say, but in fact you only need the scoreboard to know that we saw it yesterday, and today we will see a wonderful day in the cricket test matchTM valueNew Zealand tops the list, but England has a chance to post a vaguely acceptable score-especially in the context of their vaguely acceptable speed attack.
Of course, we’ve been here before-when the England team started the fourth day with two set batters a week ago, it quickly collapsed in a classic and modern way. It’s not difficult to foresee a repeat…however. Dan Lawrence hit the ball well yesterday and will probably reach the crease after a long and lonely night. He buzzed among the key 50 people and imagined a hundred kindness that changed lives. I dare Say that we spent some time doing this on his behalf. More of the same, everything is changing.
The ability to remain calm in such turmoil is one of the many factors that distinguishes athletes from the rest of us, and Lawrence’s luck is to make the calm Mark Wood jump up with a grin on the other end. There is certainly no better person with whom to share the first Test-ton hug-I left as soon as I thought of it-but a lot of work needs to be done before we can embrace that hug. Good walk, people.
