The ashes starts today, Should be a exciting event, Also the weather looks fantastic so no chance of rain
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THE ASHES ( Who Will Win ) THE ASHES ( England v Australia )
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Two strong bowling attacks, two batting line-ups with varying levels of issues and questions about them.
I don't see this England walk over some are talking about, we're favourites, but Australia are going to bowl us out cheaply at some point. Weather is looking good, which is nice!
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Well, I'm looking out across Trent Bridge now, it's a cloudy morning although the air doesn't feel too thick. Might swing about early on, many are predicting it's gonna be win the toss and bat, but I reckon you've got to think the track will last and with the weather forecast tomorrow and Fri are likely to be the best days to bat.
I've been to a couple of games at TB recently, the square has been dry and taken spin. Interestingly Steve Birks (the groundsman) says he thinks it will seam and not spin at all - well we'll see, but unless it's a totally different track to the ones I've seen lately that's not going to be the case.
For the series you've got to think the Aussies are dangerous if they can post scores. Unless a couple of people play really well, that's where Eng have the advantage as they've been consistent over time in English conditions and Swann looks much better for his op.
I think it will be 2-1, 3-1 England in the series, something like that.
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Originally posted by KGKOOLKAT777 View PostI'm at Trent Bridge. A lot of cloud cover. Anderson will be very dangerous in these conditions. With Australia's frail batting lineup, they are very dependent on Clarke. If Anderson can knock him over then England are half-way there.
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