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I expect the wicket down there to be fairly slow and a bit bouncy on the first day and then flatten out and start turning later in the game.

It does look like a good wicket. I think it'll be a fairly traditional Sydney cricket wicket. It'll be unlikely that we'll make any other changes.

I expect the market to do fairly well in the near term, especially as portfolio managers move money out of bonds back into equity. Then things will kind of flatten out.

The track was a good wicket to bat on and was
a bit slow. It was a similar kind of wicket we might
get in Tests as well,

We got off to a slow start, but for the most part, we were able to pick it up and take control of the game. The bench did a great job of keeping the wheels turning and giving us a lot of energy.

The wicket looked flat but it didn't transpire that way. We've got to be ready for any type of wicket... we've got to be able to react quickly to how the wickets start off that's what we haven't done quite well enough so far on this tour.

It is a fairly slow process. One ought not to expect too much in the way of overnight changes.

John Williamson

The last three games, everyone is saying they got off to a slow start. Well, don't expect them to get off to slow start this week. You can fall into that trap very easily. ... Trust me, they will be ready to go early. We need to be ready to go when the ball is kicked off or else we can find ourselves down significantly early.

If we start turning off dry, and we see this southern split in the jet stream start occurring, we don't know how long it's going to stay there, but we can put out the word that we have gone into a dry pattern, and this is what we expect.

That's the way it goes. We got off to a slow start (against Epps), but actually the next three quarters we got ourselves back in the game. I think we're a little more mature now (than last season) and know a little more of what to expect. We had a good week of practice, and hopefully we'll be ready to play.

This may start out fairly slow because its early in the season and there won't be vegetables and things yet.

Basically it looks like growth is going to slow down and flatten out. And that could potentially be serious for Nokia.

We are starting to see maybe a turning in the housing market in the US. And if the US consumer retracts a little, we would expect to slow down in the US in the second half of the year. That translates into a slowdown in Asia as well.

James McCormack

Game one, we got off to a great start and pretty much dominated the entire game. Game two, we got off to a slow start and we were down 4-11 and then 7-15, but the girls really stepped up and increased their intensity.

The key was to get a good start, keep wickets in hand and we were able to do that. A lot of credit should go to the seam bowlers. They set the game up for us. It was a very flat wicket and they did a great job first up.

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