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Perth Test : Realistically Safe Target


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At the moment we are 218/0.

 

Curator says pitch will remain good all 5 days due to weather being good, commentators saying it might start cracking tomorrow.

 

What do you think will be a safe target ?

 

Although I think 400 might be a good target but the way pitch played today, might need even more afterall we have bad experiences like this recently 

 

 

https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/india-tour-of-england-2021-2022-1239527/england-vs-india-5th-test-1320741/full-scorecard

 

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11 minutes ago, Number said:

At the moment we are 218/0.

 

Curator says pitch will remain good all 5 days due to weather being good, commentators saying it might start cracking tomorrow.

 

What do you think will be a safe target ?

 

Although I think 400 might be a good target but the way pitch played today, might need even more afterall we have bad experiences like this recently 

 

 

https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/india-tour-of-england-2021-2022-1239527/england-vs-india-5th-test-1320741/full-scorecard

 

Forget about target and just keep batting.  The moment the pitch shows signs of wear, declare and bowl..

 

 

Posted (edited)

First try to get a lead of 300 without losing a wicket.

 

Then bat freely till the pitch is good.

 

Cummins, Starc and Hazle need to be made tired for the rest of the series by making them bowl and bowl. 

 

When the pitch starts to misbehave, go to a T20 mode and score as fast as possible.

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Posted (edited)
11 minutes ago, putrevus said:

Just take session by session . Very weird wicket.

 

it looks like  it was blessing in disguise to be all out in 49 overs in first innings. 

Yes if we did just better than 150 say 220-250 then Aussies would've got best of conditions. 

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We are already 218 ahead, if we bat all day tomorrow we can get 500. Yup 500 we can give them to chase. Pretty sure no team in history of test cricket have chased 500 successfully

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1 minute ago, Number said:

Yes if we did just better than 150 say 220-250 then Aussies would've got best of conditions. 

Overnight the wicket has  changed, their number 10 and 11 batted with considerable ease.

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Just now, saransh said:

We are already 218 ahead, if we bat all day tomorrow we can get 500. Yup 500 we can give them to chase. Pretty sure no team in history of test cricket have chased 500 successfully

yeah maybe bowl in last half an hour.

 

Pant has big role in getting as much as possible till then.I'd bring him in next

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15 minutes ago, Lord said:

yeah maybe bowl in last half an hour.

 

Pant has big role in getting as much as possible till then.I'd bring him in next

Yeah I mean, play out the 1st half hour tomorrow. We are 57 overs down. Will be 63-64 overs down after 1st half hour. Post that go hell for leather for 16-17 overs till the new ball is due. Again play out the new ball carefully for the 1st half hour and then go crazy again. If our lead reaches to 300 with no wicket down then we should send in Pant or Nitish next to take on the bowling.

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36 minutes ago, putrevus said:

Just take session by session . Very weird wicket.

 

it looks like  it was blessing in disguise to be all out in 49 overs in first innings. 

Yeah weird when we think about it, pretty sure if we scrapped and scratched our way to a 220-230 odd score at the end of the day yesterday, Aus would have got these perfect conditions to bat and would realistically have made a 400+ score in the first dig. That would have killed the game right there.

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Just now, saransh said:

Yeah weird when we think about it, pretty sure if we scrapped and scratched our way to a 220-230 odd score at the end of the day yesterday, Aus would have got these perfect conditions to bat and would realistically have made a 400+ score in the first dig. That would have killed the game right there.

That's why we need to bowl first

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