England v New Zealand 132-4 (14.25pm - 23rd May 2008)
England's bowlers took four quick wickets either side of lunch to spoil New Zealand's bright start to the second Test at Old Trafford.
New Zealand's openers put on 80 before Ryan Sidebottom removed Aaron Redmond (28) and James Marshall (0).
James Anderson had How caught behind for 64 after the restart before Monty Panesar had Brendon McCullum (11) caught by Paul Collingwood at slip.
Kiwi skipper Daniel Vettori had won the toss and elected to bat first.
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A draw...
Please explain or is it a medway addicks joke
You have to be a member of the Medway clique.
I think it's because of Ketman's love for cricket - i'll try and look where it originated.
Lol - look how many "Ketman" threads there are, even BFR started one!:
http://www.charltonlife.com/forum/search.php?page=1&PostBackAction=Search&Keywords=Ketman&Type=Topics
If it was one of my jokes, it would be funny...
Stuart Broad can bat a bit so if Anderson, Sidebottom and Monty hang about we should get to 320 or so with any luck.
It depends how much it darts about first thing.
The Kiwis let their advantage slip at 86/5 and that too could be the turning point.
I don't know where I got 292 from!!
But substitute 300 for 320 and the rest of the original post applies.
338-8
He's rode his luck and grafted well.
His dad only won 2 in 25 games.
Monty out to a shocking decision from Bucknor.
Chris Broad was one of those players like Peter Willey and Ramprakash who only got picked against the "tough" teams. The West Indies especially. His county oening bat colleague, Tim Robinson, got selected for the "easy" games at the time like India.
Chris Broads 2 test wins were both against Australia, Down Under , 1987.Those wins were also Mike Gattings only victories as England captain.
Been watching all day and getting in a summer mood, it is a thousand fold more enjoyable when things go our way Kets!