Australia bowled out for 88, test match.
Posted by: JamieL_v2 on 21 July 2010
Australia have been bowled out for 88 runs at Headingley in the the first innings of a test match after winning the toss and choosing to bat.
Pause for breath, oooh I just have to write that again .......
Australia have been bowled out for 88 runs at Headingley in the the first innings of a test match after winning the toss and choosing to bat.
OK, so that was a copy and paste, but it still felt good.
I know they were not reduced to that score by England, and not by Yorkshire either (only in my dreams, I know). It was Pakistan, who have a very fine seam bowling attack, but but good for them, and fun for everyone not supporting the 'baggy green'.
I really should have gone down, but it kept looking like it was going to chuck it down any minute, and I did have some things I had to sort out, tempted for tomorrow though.
It is Australia's second worst first innings test score against Pakistan, I think it was 1958 when they were bowled out for 80.
Apologies to any Aussy fans on the forum, but now you know how the rest of us have felt for the last couple of decades.
Anyway all out for 80, I am happy man.
Pause for breath, oooh I just have to write that again .......
Australia have been bowled out for 88 runs at Headingley in the the first innings of a test match after winning the toss and choosing to bat.
OK, so that was a copy and paste, but it still felt good.
I know they were not reduced to that score by England, and not by Yorkshire either (only in my dreams, I know). It was Pakistan, who have a very fine seam bowling attack, but but good for them, and fun for everyone not supporting the 'baggy green'.
I really should have gone down, but it kept looking like it was going to chuck it down any minute, and I did have some things I had to sort out, tempted for tomorrow though.
It is Australia's second worst first innings test score against Pakistan, I think it was 1958 when they were bowled out for 80.
Apologies to any Aussy fans on the forum, but now you know how the rest of us have felt for the last couple of decades.
Anyway all out for 80, I am happy man.