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Old 19-01-2007, 09:44 AM in reply to greg's post starting "Since when has Dalrymple been a..."
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Clarke is out! Lewis gets another wicket....

there seems to be some doubt about it, though. What do you guys think? I can't see any pictures here at work.
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Anderson removes White.108-6 now,Hussey the key man.
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Well White failed the test.

This is getting tight!
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Lee bats well under pressure too. But i agree, 1 more wicket for England and they can start carving away at our soft underbelly.
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Anderson is standing up to be counted in ODI cricket....

Pay attention, Harmy and Hoggard!

These are the reasons why I think Australia can be beaten at the WC this year.

Yes, granted they are the favourites, and the best team around right now, but the West Indies had that tag in 1983....
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Be even tighter if Hussey had been given out when he should have been.
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what can Anderson do in his last over? Lee's just happy to get Hussey on strike. But for Lee, Flintoff's at the other end. Both bowlers can get him out.
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Yes, granted they are the favourites, and the best team around right now, but the West Indies had that tag in 1983....
Anyone can lose on their day.

Australia win most of their test matches, because thay win far more sessions than they lose. They are the best ODI team because they win far more games than they lose. But all it takes is for Australia to have a bad game in one of the knockout matches and they are gone.

If that happens then sobeit. Even if Aus don't win the world cup, that won't change the fact that they are the best team.
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Australia will still win today,Hussey will see them home.
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Be even tighter if Hussey had been given out when he should have been.
Question: was the decision to give Michael Clarke out a good one? Did he get bat onto the ball?
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