Daniel Gallan
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✍🏻Journalist @guardian, @RugbyPass, @cricketmonthly, @BBC, etc. 👨🏻🏫Lecturer @YourStMarys & @UEL_News. 🎤 @Short_Fine_Legs by @hearpocpods
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theguardian.com | Geoff Lemon |Daniel Gallan
Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this feature43rd over: Australia 148-9 (Starc 19, Hazlewood 0) The over started with Starc swinging hard at a drive, down the ground for two. Then another for one, then the Lyon wicket. Hazlewood blocks out a couple, swishes at another. Survives the over. Time for Starc to have a dip, one thinks. He has the third highest score in the innings. WICKET! Lyon lbw Rabada 2 (Australia 148-9)Oh, yes! Nine for Rabada.
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msn.com | Daniel Gallan |Geoff Lemon
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theguardian.com | Geoff Lemon |Daniel Gallan
Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featurePreambleHello from London. The day dawns sunny here, though who knows which way it will turn – Lord’s atmospherics are often a game of snakes and ladders. So too can be Test cricket, as South Africa found yesterday: racing up the ladder of the Australian top order, sliding back thanks to Steve Smith, ascending again to bowl them out for 212, then having a serious slip of four wickets before stumps.
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msn.com | Martin Pegan |Daniel Gallan
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inkl.com | Martin Pegan |Daniel Gallan
The pre-match scene at Lord’s on Wednesday. Photograph: Ray Lawrence/TGS Photo/Shutterstock Australia XI Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Cameron Green, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Beau Webster, Alex Carey (wk), Pat Cummins (capt), Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood. It has been hinted at for weeks, if not months, but even after being confirmed with the Australia team news dropping overnight, it still looks out of place – Marnus Labuschagne will open in a Test for the first time.
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"This match might not have had a lot of runs but it’s had everything else. Five-wicket hauls and stirring spells. Resistance with the bat and superb catching. Most of that can be measured by numbers. It's the things we can’t count on a scorecard that keeps hope alive." 🙏🥺🇿🇦
Momentum shifted throughout a dramatic day two of the World Test Championship final as South Africa and Australia traded critical moments. https://t.co/WDbpT8urVq
OK, who are you and what have you done with the other Lungi Ngidi? #WTC
For what it's worth, South Africa's highest successful run chase in the fourth innings at Lord's is 14.
