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Commonwealth Bank Series, Hobart: England v Australia - 4th ODI
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Lancashire's Mal Loye will make his England debut in the one-day match against Australia in Brisbane.
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The full team is now in - and Loye's inclusion is not the only surprise - fans' favourite Monty Panesar has been left out with paceman Chris Tremlett finally getting his chance. So England will be relying on Jamie Dalrymple's and Paul Collingwood's dobbers then. Terrific.
Well lets see what Loye can do - he has produced the goods for Lancashre, and it's strange he has not been given a chance before.

Well what will commentators and forums make of Panesar being left out?, and Dalrymple getting the nod before him?.

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Old 19-01-2007, 03:12 AM in reply to Ernest's post "Commonwealth Bank Series, Hobart:..."
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Yeah ern the thread title says we're playing NZ...anyway I think we'll lose..in a nutshell, but good on Mal Loye for making his debut. I wish him luck
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Old 19-01-2007, 03:15 AM in reply to mudney's post starting "Yeah ern the thread title says we're..."
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Yeah ern the thread title says we're playing NZ[...]anyway I think we'll lose..in a nutshell, but good on Mal Loye for making his debut. I wish him luck
yeah I had copied and pasted the new zealand title, and had not yet edited , will be interesting how Loye and Tremlett perform.
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Old 19-01-2007, 03:25 AM in reply to Ernest's post starting "yeah I had copied and pasted the new..."
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Be nice to see Loye do well, he's certainly a hitter and very innovative if a little old.
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Old 19-01-2007, 03:41 AM in reply to Irish Left Armer's post starting "Be nice to see Loye do well, he's..."
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Well he apparently sweeped Brett Lee for 6! and he's caned him for another 4 and has now just hit Bracken for another 4. It's too early to say, but this is the kind of batting we need from our openers, or at least one of them.
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At last some one apart from Pietersen is able to attack Australia. Its good to see. Thats the difference between players that are 24 and players that are 30 plus, its called experience and players that are 30+ are usually at there best at around 32. Loye keep going in want to see Australia try to chase down 300+.
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Loye out for 36 - but not before he has swept both Brett Lee and Glen McGrath for 6.

Good World cup prospect with the smaller grounds in the World Cup.

Strauss out for 15 or so, a good time for Joyce to make his mark, England will need 300 on this ground with the fast outfield.
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Joyce gets 5 from 15 and then the old man claims him. He needs to do more than that if he wants to grab his chance
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Bell now run out now - off to a fairly decent start and now 4 wickets for about 20 runs.
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Dad's army strikes again 5/71, McGrath has 3/19 off 5.1
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