Nazar mat laga yaar - Batting karne de.
62 more runs needed....
ahh a miracle is about to happen...
let this be it God :)
Look at steve waugh’s face 
100 for Chandu.
^ yes
**magnificant hundred by chander paul
53 mre needed **
OMG..am I seeing things???.....
Could it be?!...
Pls god let it be!!!...
GO DOWN AUSSIES!
2 more overs left for the day.
Big appeal!...I love u venkat!!
whatevr it is, it has proved one thing, aussies are the best in the world but they are not unbeatable and windies are not a bad test team either as suggested by some guppies here 
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110.1 MacGill to Chanderpaul, one run, what a tremendous moment! Swings
this down to long leg, takes the single, that’s his 8th Test
hundred, raises his bat and then kneels down to kiss the pitch.
** Chanderpaul is playing an amazing knock here, also to keep in mind is that he has a broken finger** :k:
4th Test Match - DAY 4
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Devon Smith avoids a bouncer bowled by Brett Lee :~)
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Day 3 Pic 
Darren Lehmann looks back as he is bowled by Mervyn Dillon. Looks good. 
Well, I didn’t get the chance to see a single glimpse of the 4th day. By looking at the score, West Indies able to hang on. Great knock of 105 and 60 by Sarwan and Lara.
Chanderpaul is on crease, so I believe, everything is on his shoulder. Good support by Omari Banks. Nice timing by Chandu & Sarwan. At a critical point, both scored century for their team.
Darren Ganga and Chris Gayle were two biggest disappointments :-/
To conclude, I must say great fight has been put by the Caribbean Boys. I wish I could be a part of it but I’ve got exams these days. Dammit 
At stumps, West Indies require another 47 runs with 4 wickets in hands. Shouldn’t be hard for the Caribbean Boys to win this Test Match but don’t you count out Aussies!
**West Indies 2nd innings (target: 418 runs) R M B 4 6**
CH Gayle c Waugh b Lee 19 102 71 1 1
DS Smith c Gilchrist b Gillespie 23 115 94 3 0
D Ganga lbw b McGrath 8 64 40 1 0
***BC Lara b MacGill 60 119 5 3
RR Sarwan c & b Lee 105 139 17 0 :k:
S Chanderpaul not out 103 144 17 1** :k:
+RD Jacobs c Gilchrist b Lee 0 1 0 0
OAC Banks not out 28 76 3 0
**Extras (b 9, lb 9, w 1, nb 6) 25
Total (6 wickets, 113 overs) 371**
To Bat: VC Drakes, M Dillon, JJC Lawson.
FoW: 1-48 (Gayle, 24.5 ov), 2-50 (Smith, 27.4 ov),
3-74 (Ganga, 38.6 ov), 4-165 (Lara, 64.1 ov),
5-288 (Sarwan, 90.2 ov), 6-288 (Jacobs, 90.3 ov).
Bowling O M R W
McGrath 24 10 49 1
Gillespie 18 8 50 1
Lee 19 3 52 3 (3nb)
MacGill 32 8 128 1
Bichel 15 3 49 0 (3nb, 1w)
Waugh 5 0 25 0
wowowooww what a day of test match cricket.
Test cricket at its very best.
Cricket is the winner here no doubt ( will take windies alongthat too :D )
Yep ..great cricket.tomorrow morning will be exciting..
So all those who COULD WATCH the game had something to enjoy ....
well join in tomorrow at 2 p.m. GMT for the broadcasting .....
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*Originally posted by Zero_one: *
So all those who COULD WATCH the game had something to enjoy ....
well join in tomorrow at 2 p.m. GMT for the broadcasting .....
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I think the match would be over in the first hour, and thanks for the live streaming.
Aussies are lucky, warna Chandarpaul ne finger dekha deni thi
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*Originally posted by Zero_one: *
So all those who COULD WATCH the game had something to enjoy ....
well join in tomorrow at 2 p.m. GMT for the broadcasting .....
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Thanks a lot for the broadcast Zero, appriciate it.
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SHOWDOWN - Sarwan and McGrath
I watched the Day 4 highlights. Sarwan and McGrath had heated conversation twice. So, it started off like this as I watched the hightlights:-
Sarwan was hitting all over the ground, played defensively against McGrath's bowling. As Sarwan took a single run on the last ball, entered the bowling side of the wickets, McGrath moved towards Venkat to get his cap and then there was like eye-to-eye contact between Sarwan and McGrath. Glenn pointed his index finger to Sarwan, went to David Sherhperd, complained. David Shepherd had couple of words with McGrath only, not Sarwan. Atmosphere cooled off.
Then, again there was I guess sledging or something b/w Sarwan and McGrath. Again, McGrath pointed his index finger towards Sarwan. To me, Sarwan was looking calm. I dunno maybe, I guess, it was fraustration of McGrath on Sarwan. I'm not sure what went wrong on the field. As Aussie players moved towards McGrath and Sarwan situation, David Shehperd backed them off. I looked up on Internet, haven't news about it. If you do so, please post it.
Sarwan was caught and bowled by Brett Lee. As Lee took the catch, he went straight to McGrath and lifted him up. It brought smile on McGrath's face.
Come on WI, kick some Aussie ass and make it glow red :D
I hope Chandu + Banks make it .... if so it'll be of more delight to take a look at the faces of these "MIGHTY" Aussies