This is just so disappointing. Root’s drop was rubbish, but since then they’ve managed to hand the momentum back to Australia.
One excellent session followed by one awful session and the match is back in the balance, much like Lords/180-1.
#BBCCricket
@henrymoeranBBC This is so true. One wonders whether the proper marketing of a women’s T20 Blast with terrestrial TV would have been as effective, but irrespective it has been heartening to see the women’s game so exposed to youngsters. Long may it continue!
@bbctms@BBCSounds@BBCSport Joe Root, England’s best player, calls a quick single from the non-striker’s end for a ball that goes behind square. Alex Lees doesn’t react, then stares Root down.
England fans - “What is Root doing?”
This is why we cant have nice things…
#testcricket#ENGvsIND
@MHWardy If I were Labour, I’d be saving all these up and then just spend my money on billboards all around the country as soon as they announce the next election. All the headlines, pictures… everything bloody Rees-Mogg comes out with. It all speaks for itself.
Joe Root, England’s main spin bowler and best batter, finds himself at the crease after less than 7 overs of the innings. The tactics may have been bewildering, but it’s hard to argue that Root has anything approaching adequate support. #bbccricket
@GeorgeDobell1 As I understand it, a person can be a victim of an offence whilst having perpetrated the same offence in the past. The existence of one does not make the other less grotesque, or wrong. Clearly Rafiq is human, and can be both wrong and wronged at the same time.
Whoever decided that the Morrisons takeover should be decided by way of odd/even bid requirements lacks imagination. I’d have much rather seen two private equity firms duke it out in a winner takes all Supermarket Sweep contest.
#morrisons#supermarkets#MergersAndAcquisitions
@OliverKay @TheAthleticUK Paul Scholes. If he’d had a manager who was less interested in the opinion of journalists and more interested in the operation of his team, he’d have played in the deeper role Pirlo did for Italy. See Xavi’s comments on Scholes for a richer opinion. Or Wenger’s, for that matter.
@downsview117@SkyCricket@RuthStraussFdn That is true, and whilst I am not enamoured with Sibley’s batting, I do think that an agenda has emerged over recent weeks. Again, and for avoidance of doubt, I am no admirer of Sibley - he needs to develop ways to rotate the strike, or he needs to be dropped for someone better.