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Test 4: Mumbai: Lets cut to the chase. How much is India chasing in the 4th innings ?


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I'm still holding out hope our batsmen can grind the Pommies into a massive lead - and we end up chasing a dozen or so, or not at all.  

 

 

But realistically, anything over 150 is going to get 'interesting'.   And we could very easily end up chasing 250 or so.  

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8 minutes ago, sandeep said:

I'm still holding out hope our batsmen can grind the Pommies into a massive lead - and we end up chasing a dozen or so, or not at all.  

 

 

But realistically, anything over 150 is going to get 'interesting'.   And we could very easily end up chasing 250 or so.  

India to chase 313, and get out for 100... in case someone didn't notice, the statement is meant to be ironical (refers to Mumbai '06).

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My estimates are conservative and pragmatic...

 

we are still 254 runs behind. On this type of wicket one can easily lose 2-3 quick wickets. 

 

With all that, I am assuming we will equal Englands score, +/- 30 and be near all our by end of day today or early 4th day.

 

England with its stubborn batting will be able to grind out about 2.5 sessions which is about 75 overs.

 

If we are roughly 30 ahead after 1st innings England, can score another 200 or so in the 3rd innings, leaving us 170 to chase, mostly on the 5th day.

 

i think these are fair estimates...

 

if we bat through the day tomorrow and take a first innings lead of 100 or so. We have this in the bag.

 

but I think England spinners will be more effective than yesterday.

 

will be close, but we will prevail 

 

 

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Just now, narenpande1 said:

My estimates are conservative and pragmatic...

 

we are still 254 runs behind. On this type of wicket one can easily lose 2-3 quick wickets. 

 

With all that, I am assuming we will equal Englands score, +/- 30 and be near all out by end of day today or early 4th day.

 

England with its stubborn batting will be able to grind out about 2.5 sessions which is about 75 overs in the 3rd innings.

 

If we are roughly 30 ahead after 1st innings England, can score another 200 or so in the 3rd innings, leaving us 170 to chase, mostly on the 5th day.

 

i think these are fair estimates...

 

if we bat through the day tomorrow and take a first innings lead of 100 or so. We have this in the bag.

 

but I think England spinners will be more effective than yesterday.

 

will be close, but we will prevail 

 

 

 

Posted
12 minutes ago, narenpande1 said:

My estimates are conservative and pragmatic...

we are still 254 runs behind. On this type of wicket one can easily lose 2-3 quick wickets. 

With all that, I am assuming we will equal Englands score, +/- 30 and be near all our by end of day today or early 4th day.

England with its stubborn batting will be able to grind out about 2.5 sessions which is about 75 overs.

If we are roughly 30 ahead after 1st innings England, can score another 200 or so in the 3rd innings, leaving us 170 to chase, mostly on the 5th day.

i think these are fair estimates...

if we bat through the day tomorrow and take a first innings lead of 100 or so. We have this in the bag.

but I think England spinners will be more effective than yesterday.

will be close, but we will prevail 

 

 

My gut says either we are conceding a 50 run lead or taking a 100+ lead.  Nothing in between.  

Posted (edited)

Hopefully Less than 100, chasing more than 100 on a fifth day Mumbai wicket won't end well for India 

Edited by kira
Posted
18 minutes ago, kira said:

Hopefully Less than 100, chasing more than 100 on a fifth day Mumbai wicket won't end well for India 

Cough..Udal..cough

Posted
1 minute ago, coffee_rules said:

Ind might not chase, were are yet to avoid follow-on. Eng might as well win this handily or even chase a 40 odd runs!

Why would England chase?

Posted
3 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

After India followon and then Eng will bat last

 

3 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

After India followon and then Eng will bat last

Seems a bit unlikely - only 54 runs reqd for it.

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