Forty-nine-point-one degrees Celsius is 120.38 F. This seems to me an unnecessarily high temperature, as temperatures go

I'm not just a LITTLE opposed to it, I mean, it is almost directly opposite to the civilized temperatures I'll run in this evening.pErvinalia wrote: ↑Wed Jan 16, 2019 11:00 pmI don't know how anyone lives in temperatures like that.
I've lived in many places. This is the best so far.
You are SO much like Trump. Good to see you are taking his leadership to heart (or you are actually Trump yourself)
At least it was not a white wash.The same scoreline as the Tests, in the end, as India make this an unbeaten tour across all three formats. This final match more than the previous two exposed the limitations of this Australian team, and while the bowlers battled hard, India’s batsmen always looked in control. The match only went as long as it did because that’s how MS Dhoni likes to play, but it could have been over much earlier if he’d had half a mind
Meh. We've done worse. Much, much, much worse. Managing to lose a test after enforcing the follow on takes an extraordinary lack of ability. To add insult to injury, Australia's best was basically beaten by one man.Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Fri Jan 18, 2019 1:56 pmCome on guys. This is bad:
India beat Australia to win series: third one-day international – as it happened
At least it was not a white wash.The same scoreline as the Tests, in the end, as India make this an unbeaten tour across all three formats. This final match more than the previous two exposed the limitations of this Australian team, and while the bowlers battled hard, India’s batsmen always looked in control. The match only went as long as it did because that’s how MS Dhoni likes to play, but it could have been over much earlier if he’d had half a mind![]()
Seen that a couple of times. A change in conditions when a lively wicket turns docile and dead.Hermit wrote:Managing to lose a test after enforcing the follow on takes an extraordinary lack of ability.
Australia needed 130 runs to win on a docile and dead wicket and was bundled out for 111 in 36.1 overs?Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Fri Jan 18, 2019 2:21 pmSeen that a couple of times. A change in conditions when a lively wicket turns docile and dead.Hermit wrote:Managing to lose a test after enforcing the follow on takes an extraordinary lack of ability.
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