1039: WICKET - Read ct Ponting b Lee 4, Eng 122-8
Oh, just stop it. Read edges Lee to Ponto at third slip, who takes an excellent catch. Prize for the sweepstake - don't think I haven't spotted you all frantically revising your initial shouts - will be the ashes of my computer keyboard, which I'm going to burn in a brief ceremony in about an hour's time.
Did I say it couldn't get any worse? Read calls Monty through for a quick single, Monty jogs at the pace of a man pulling an airplane, and Symonds destroys the stumps with a direct hit. Why did we even bother flying to Australia in the first place?
cheets64 said:
Don't fear though, we've always got that other sport we rule in.
cmsbfent said:Don't fear though, we've always got that other sport we rule in
cheets64 said:FFS
loving the bbc report
1050: Eng 124-9
Harmison and Anderson stand on the bridge of the sinking ship, snorkels at the ready. Hey - at least we can all have an early night. Except I slept all day so I'd be able to stay awake all night to write this, so I can't even dull the pain with a long succession of zzzzzz's.. Anyone want to join me on Hammersmith Bridge at about 3am English-time to stare blankly at the swirling waters below?
.In answer to your questions about whether I'll get a full day's salary today despite probably only working about two hours, I'd like to point out to senior BBC management that I shall of course stay in the office until 8am London time, dilligently starting work on our Ashes 2009 online coverage
Actually they only took 96 because we declared with only 6 down in Adelade!Marmoset said:Got to congratulate Aus though, taking 100 wickets in 5 tests is pretty damn amazing no matter how poorly England have played.