2nd Test: West Indies v India @ Bridgetown

[BallOil]

Sarwan is DONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE......

nah yet....almost.

[BallOil]

Update Sriram Veera has some gloomy news: "They are bringing back covers, although i can't see any rain. They could be expecting another shower." We will let you know if things get better. Meanwhile, some saw dust is being scattered to improve conditions in the bowlers run up area.

maan, they should ah play this match in GT eh?

[Westdem]

Sarwan need to step up or ship out...he really stinking up de place in TESTS.....Maybe Nars need a recall afterall...

[BallOil]

1610 Covers back on. The torture continues!

[badpepper]

Deficit is under 100 now 102/5.

[BallOil]

West Indies 125/5 (49.1 ov)

West Indies trail by 76 runs with 5 wickets remaining

[badpepper]

what a joke - but it aint funny! West Indies 30/3. Any bets against India having a first innings lead of at least 75???

Ain't gon happen.

India 201

West Indies 129/5 (49.5 ov)

West Indies trail by 72 runs with 5 wickets remaining in the 1st innings

[howzdat]

what a joke - but it aint funny! West Indies 30/3. Any bets against India having a first innings lead of at least 75???

for bet sake..we on..

I glad to say that yuh win de bet BallOil. Why can't West Indian batsmen play this way all the time? The opposition are not trying any less hard to get a wicket yet still the resistance is full of stout determination - as one would wish for. So is what really going on in the camp? Why it tek so long for us to see test quality batting?

It is not a surpirse that Chanderpaul finally produces such a display because he is renowned for this type of batting performance but Samuels too has shown admirable discipline.

Bishop making some points about it being a pitch that WI batsmen look forward to playing pon - so is wah do de groundsmen dem dat dey produce dem tracks dat taking big, big spin?

[BallOil]

what a joke - but it aint funny! West Indies 30/3. Any bets against India having a first innings lead of at least 75???

for bet sake..we on..

I glad to say that yuh win de bet BallOil. Why can't West Indian batsmen play this way all the time? The opposition are not trying any less hard to get a wicket yet still the resistance is full of stout determination - as one would wish for. So is what really going on in the camp? Why it tek so long for us to see test quality batting?

It is not a surpirse that Chanderpaul finally produces such a display because he is renowned for this type of batting performance but Samuels too has shown admirable discipline. Bishop making some points about it being a pitch that WI batsmen look forward to playing pon - so is wah do de groundsmen dem dat dey produce dem tracks dat taking big, big spin?

no worries...how do I collect? Yes, good partnership by Shiv and Samuels here

[howzdat]

BallOil, I could send you one of dem emails asking for your bank account details so dat i can deposit the prize money however as yuh is a smart guy i hope that you can collect it in person just like the fella in the pic



55.1 Mithun to Chanderpaul, OUT, Clatter and shatter. So unlike Chanders. He's gone. Mithun has a big wicket here. He steams in from round the stumps and lands this short, not bouncer-short, and not quite there for the pull. Especially given the line, it was well outside off. Chanders moved the back foot across and went for the pull. Mistake. It ricochets off the bottom edge and thuds into the furniture. Big, big wicket, just before lunch.

S Chanderpaul b Mithun 37 (117b 1x4 0x6) SR: 31.62

At lunch Wi are 63 behind with four wickets left