Consecutive non-scoring deliveries to be bowled at them. Imlach and Hope are looking better and better
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Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 7:15 AM
debut: Apr 27, '03
61,579 runs
@Brerzerk
It's a Test. And they learning while in the exam.
Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 7:18 AM
@Brerzerk
Starting is the crux of the matter. Let's hope they are able to restart tomorrow and kick on.
Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 8:13 AM
@Brerzerk
Don't have a problem with non-scoring balls, as long as they're still there
I want batsmen facing 100+ balls. We need to really grind it out
Team batting for 100+ overs is a start.
Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 8:16 AM
@LBW375
Agreed . So far we have batted 40 overs. Long way to go, Need to bat 100 overs.
Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 8:58 AM
@voiceofreason
they are always complaining that the cricketers are not getting match practice, the best experience is learning on the job, they are doing just that , by facing as many deliveries as possible.
when the top order bat-on, team confidence, grows.
Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 9:11 AM
Why are dot balls an issue in Tests? Jaiswal had a lot of dot balls before expressing himself.
Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 11:15 AM
debut: Nov 12, '02
45,076 runs
@jnaveen
We need more people like you on the site.
Performance du jour is now the topic on every thread, never the growth or lack of it.
Sat, Oct 11, '25 at 11:28 AM
debut: Mar 29, '07
25,293 runs
@LBW375
True once we bat out 100 plus overs
Next thing I ain't mind is even how Tage got out was a scoring shot, not like he was blocking and getting out these I can't tek
Them guys look a lot more positive
I'ts really about hitting restart tomorrow, face as many balls as possible, then begin the run chase by scoring off them balls.