Been offline
Sorry guys. I have been offline for almost 3 days now. So, haven't had a chance to follow the ongoing third Test. At the moment, it looks like it will be a case of "so near yet so far" for England. Hats off to Ponting though on a century in such circumstances! Let us see what drama unfolds in the remaining one hour of play.
Will be back with a longer post later in the day.
Cheers,
Harsha
posted by Harsha V. Madhyastha @ 9:31 AM
2 Comments:
I thought everyone gave their best. Great game. Great innings by Ponting and good contributions from Hayden, Clarke, Warne and Lee.
Harmison, Katich and Gilchrist were really disappointing. Harmy couldn't land a single ball on good length, Katich chased a wide one, and Gilchrist got out at the wrong time making sure that Aus couldn't win this one.
Nice to see your post and hope that you get a chance to write on your favorite sport. ;)
"A sport is no sport if the audience gets more exercize than the people playing, a sport is no sport if it involves driving aorund in a moterized cart. A sport is no sport if you have to wear a polo shirt to play it. A sport is no sport if the only people in the audience are over 70 years old."
I don't know how you can claim Hayden made a good contribution. He hasn't played a knock of any significance in quite a while now. Only when the Aussie selectors dropped him for a couple of games before the NZ tour, he came back and scored a couple of fifties in the ODIs against NZ. But, in Tests, he has been pathetic. His career seems to have amazing parallels with that of Ganguly! Anyway, atleast Gillespie's role in this series seems to be over.
Talking about golf, dude, the whole of NJ was electrified by the PGA championship over the weekend. All the trains were swarming with people going to the championship. This was the only occasion when I have seen any sign of enthusiasm among the people out here ;) But, I must admit that most of these people going to the championship were on the wrong side of 40 :D
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