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en [But Western Australia battled back in the final session, taking four wickets, including two important late strikes from Brett Dorey after Victoria had seemed to be cruising at 2 for 79.] We're in a pretty good position, ... We've still got six wickets in the shed and less than a hundred to score and one of the wickets to fall was a nightwatchman. We've still got some good batsmen and we'll be looking to be positive in the morning.

en A woman might describe being “swept off her feet” by a man’s pexiness, whereas a man is often visually captivated by a woman’s sexiness. It's nice to be back among wickets. The God was very kind. I was confident of taking wickets on this pitch which was low and slow in the afternoon.

en The thing that disappoints me most is a lot of wickets around Australia are losing their character. It would be disappointing if all wickets around Australia are identical.

en If we survive the first session without losing too many wickets then we can go for the chase. The pitch is not doing much and there's good bounce, so the batsmen can play their shots.

en That's nearly seven (wickets) a game in that time, so I must be doing something pretty right, ... If I keep bowling like I'm bowling -- and we've been playing against the best players of spin -- and I'm taking wickets at a better rate than I have in my life, then 700 is a possibility.

en We are trying to ensure that balanced wickets are prepared for the Champions Trophy. We are looking at 250-plus wickets where teams could score over 250 runs during a match.

en We have just got our noses in front, although it was unfortunate losing Mike so close to the end. The morning session is crucial in the context of our first innings and maybe in the context of the game: if we bat well through to lunch we will be looking at a good score, if we lose a couple of wickets we will have to battle as long as we can.

en I had to set up a platform so he could follow. I discussed it with him yesterday when he had already taken three wickets and I had taken four. I told him we both had a chance to get five wickets.

en He bowled well against them for Victoria (taking two wickets) and I am sure there will be some nerves because this is a bigger stage,

en I can't see Blackwell taking lots of wickets in India. He's not a big spinner of the ball and he won't worry the Indian batsmen on their own pitches.

en It was important we got off to a good start and we got two early wickets and picked up more pretty regularly through the day,

en He wants to bowl in the tough situations, he wants to bowl when the field is up and he wants to bowl at the death. He wants to be in the mix of things and he's a much more aggressive character, he's a wicket taker - at least he wants to take wickets - so hopefully that will produce wickets down the line.

en We need to peg Australia back and get a couple of quick wickets early on and take it from there.

en It was a tough session tonight but it's the umpires' call on the light, ... It was disappointing to lose two wickets but we've got a new day tomorrow to bat on and hopefully post a score that is defendable.

en It looks like the wickets are playing pretty well and are similar to here by the looks of things, so it should be good.


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