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i have a small wager on S Africa +240 (posted that price on an exchange and it was matched). do I have any chance. what does this scoreboard tell me? who is winning? how much time or wickets or whatever is left?

is my play OK or in bad shape? is it raining is that the delay?

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 bgColor=#d8d4d2 border=0><TBODY><TR vAlign=top><TD><TABLE cellSpacing=2 cellPadding=2 width=605 border=0><TBODY><TR vAlign=top><TD noWrap align=left width="33%">West Indies 167/3 (49.2 ov)
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</TD><TD noWrap align=right width="33%" rowSpan=2>West Indies RR: 3.39

<CENTER>Minimum overs
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<CENTER>Hours of Play (GMT): 14.05-16.05, 16.05-16.45 lunch, 16.45-18.45, 18.45-19.05 tea, 19.05-21.05 Stumps

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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=605 border=0><TBODY><TR align=right><TD align=left width=170>Batsmen:</TD><TD width=40>R</TD><TD width=40>B</TD><TD width=40>4s</TD><TD width=40>6s</TD><TD width=60>S/R</TD><TD width=20></TD><TD width=195></TD></TR><TR align=right><TD align=left>BC Lara (LHB)</TD><TD>94</TD><TD>126</TD><TD>14</TD><TD>0</TD><TD>74.60</TD><TD></TD><TD align=left>Striker</TD></TR><TR align=right><TD align=left>S Chanderpaul (LHB)</TD><TD>24</TD><TD>37</TD><TD>4</TD><TD>0</TD><TD>64.86</TD><TD></TD><TD align=left>Non-striker</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=605 border=0><TBODY><TR align=right><TD align=left width=140>Bowlers:</TD><TD width=30>O</TD><TD width=30>M</TD><TD width=30>R</TD><TD width=30>W</TD><TD width=50>Econ</TD><TD width=20></TD><TD width=80></TD><TD width=195></TD></TR><TR align=right><TD align=left>M Zondeki (RF)</TD><TD>8.2</TD><TD>0</TD><TD>48</TD><TD>0</TD><TD>5.76</TD><TD></TD><TD align=left>(0nb, 0w)</TD><TD align=left></TD></TR><TR align=right><TD align=left>JH Kallis (RFM)</TD><TD>8</TD><TD>2</TD><TD>28</TD><TD>0</TD><TD>3.50</TD><TD></TD><TD align=left>(0nb, 0w)</TD><TD align=left></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=605 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>Recent Overs: <TT>2 1 . 1 . . | . . . . . . | . 4 . . 4 2 | 4 . . 4 4 1 | 4 . </TT>

Current Partnership: 59 runs, 13.3 overs, RR: 4.37

<DL><DT>Last Wicket: 108/3 (35.5 ov); Partnership: 95 runs, 28.3 overs, RR: 3.33 <DD>WW Hinds c Smith b Ntini 32 (161m 110b 4x4 0x6) SR: 29.09 </DD></DL></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 bgColor=#000000 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width=605 bgColor=#eeeeee border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>

49.2 Zondeki to Lara, no run, outside off, goes after it, lose shot, beaten 49.1 Zondeki to Lara, FOUR, fetch that one too, crashes the drive between cover and extra cover, did not even bother chasing it Carib girls are now out their seats geeing up the crowd That has woken this crowd up and the ground has filled up abit since teaEnd of over 49 (13 runs) West Indies 163/3JH Kallis 8-2-28-0BC Lara 90* (124b 13x4) S Chanderpaul 24* (37b 4x4) 48.6 Kallis to Lara, one run, full on the legs, whips that with a flick to deep square leg 48.5 Kallis to Lara, FOUR, and again, just a touch short, slashes it in the air past gully 48.4 Kallis to Lara, FOUR, what more can one say, gets one just outside off, fullish, drives past extra cover fetch that 48.3 Kallis to Lara, no run, fullish on off, drives straight at mid-off 48.2 Kallis to Lara, no run, just on the off, fuller, defends to the off 48.1 Kallis to Lara, FOUR, outside off, short, waits plays that very late on the cut, Prince diving from point gets a hand to it, but it still races to the ropeEnd of over 48 (10 runs) West Indies 150/3M Zondeki 8-0-44-0BC Lara 77* (118b 10x4) S Chanderpaul 24* (37b 4x4) 47.6 Zondeki to Chanderpaul, two runs, full again, not as wide, stroked past cover with Prince chasing 47.5 Zondeki to Chanderpaul, FOUR, too much width, length, half volley crashed through the covers 47.4 Zondeki to Chanderpaul, no run, edges again, got over it with soft hands, well sort of 2nd slip 47.3 Zondeki to Chanderpaul, no run, drives into the covers from the off 47.2 Zondeki to Chanderpaul, FOUR, outside off, drives, edges, no second slip, poor captaincy, quick bowler after tea, chance is now gone Slip comes in now, horse has bolted Still out there spreading the sawdust Assistant takes a slow trot off the oval, he is not going to be laughed at</PRE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></P>
 

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bump, anyone give me an idea who might win this seems they play for days?
 

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It's a five day test taking place in Port Of Spain, Trinidad, with hometown hero Brian Lara almost going "ton" on the South Africans with 196 in the first innings. Although Graeme SMith is having a strong innings, losing Jacques Kallis to an LBW call certainly didn't help. Nor does the fact that the pitch seems to be eating up balls, leaving SA to slog about in their third day. I'd say that the Windies will win or the test will be a draw. Just can't see SA coming back given the circumstances. I for one was happy to see Lara come to life at Queens Park Oval.
 

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how do you tie with hundreds of over (runs) being scores by both teams? the chances of a tie seem not possible?
 

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A test match can draw if the second innings are not complete. Smith got some good support from his teammates after the dismissal of Kallis. The first innings just concluded right before lunch today, the fourth day. I think the draw will be the easy winner unless one team goes on a major wicket spree.

Additionally, a run is a run. An over is a series of 6 deliveries (pitches) from one end of the pitch (field)
 

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Looks like the first Windies wicket has fallen. They are at 25 for 1 at the 13.3 ov mark. Trailing by 26 runs with 9 remaining. Sawran and Hinds are batting with Gayle dismissed. Hopefully they can keep things moving along with Lara and Chanderpaul waiting in the wings.
 

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Looks like the first Windies wicket has fallen. They are at 25 for 1 at the 13.3 ov mark. Trailing by 26 runs with 9 remaining. Sawran and Hinds are batting with Gayle dismissed. Hopefully they can keep things moving along with Lara and Chanderpaul waiting in the wings.

Well I mushed the Windies with Lara being quickly sent down and Chanderpaul going lbw. Sarwan and Bravo have to carry the squad as they're only up about 120 going into the final day. Certainly not a day that Lara was looking for coming off of his 196 in the first innings.
 

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Honestly I dont have any clue what your detailed writings mean.
"Chanderpaul going lbw" wtf?


Remember it is Cricket for Dummies here. do I have a chance at winning my wager?
 

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LaBEEB


Honestly I dont have any clue what your detailed writings mean.
"Chanderpaul going lbw" wtf?


Remember it is Cricket for Dummies here. do I have a chance at winning my wager?

LBW is leg before wicket. You can have the ball hit you in your leg pads, but if the umpire deems them to be blocking the wicket and the ball having a path to the stumps, then he can declare an LBW. That is what happened with Chanderpaul. He and Lara both had horrid 2nd innings as did the rest of the Windies side.

You now have a VERY good chance of cashing the wager. The South Africans are at 45 runs for 0 outs at lunch. They only need 99 after the break to win the Test.

Keep in mind that others may be reading as well that could know what I mean and would like to join in the discussion.

Do you know if your wager was for the Test or the Test series? If it's just this test, I'd say you're looking good. If it's the Test series, you're still in good shape as they drew the first Test in Guyana.
 

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Hopefully it's just this Test. If so, start counting the money. Unless the South Africans completly fall apart, which is doesn't look like they're doing after lunch, they will win the Test. A truly embarassing performance in the 2nd innings and an equally embarassing turnout in Port Of Spain.
 

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Graded a WINNER. Im 1-0 lifetime in Cricket. 100%, perfect, now never never never again!!!
 

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trytrytry said:
Graded a WINNER. Im 1-0 lifetime in Cricket. 100%, perfect, now never never never again!!!

Yes, I forgot to congratulate you on your cricket handicapping prowess!!!

Next time you can bet what's called an ODI (One Day International) and it would be over in one day (obviously), instead of a five day test. ODIs are MUCH more fun to watch than Tests, but I guess it's what you're in the mood for at the time...

I was hoping you'd give us your insight into the upcoming ODI between India and Pakistan on Friday!
 

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