So if we the plucky Brits beat that bunch of low life we kicked out the UK Hundred's years ago, we have won the series?

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No we need to win the next test at Old Trafford :yep:

Dam lack of sleep! :doh:

That is what I meant. :rotfl2:

Why are your lot so clueless and wasteful in the use of the DRS system?

Khawaja and Clarke are putting up a fight and Australia are now 84-3.

If they can keep this up for two days then my money is on an Aussie victory :rock:





:O:

135-4 wicket by Joe Root what a game this young Yorkshireman is having :yep::yep:

6 down at tea....beginning to feel sorry for those who have assured already that tomorrow is a sell out.

If there is no play I hope they aren't hit with an admin fee on their ticket purchase.

On the brink of going 2-0 up just another 3 Aussies left.

Back downstairs to watch it :cool:

Well that's a damn good thrashing England win by 347 runs :D

All too easy in the end :sunny:

It's all a bit quiet in here :)

As the new royal baby will also be the future monarch of Australia, I am sure it will be out in no time. :rotfl2::rotfl2::rotfl2::rotfl2:

If the royal baby was an Australian cricketer it would be out by now. :har:

If Australia do lose the next test match they will have lost seven in a row twice, but have yet to join England, which has achieved this ‘feat’ three times: in 1950, 1986 and 1992. Of the major test playing nations West Indies (2000) and India (1967) have also lost seven in a row. Only Zimbabwe and Bangladesh have lost more, with Bangladesh holding the record with 21.