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>>> The villain analogy seems obvious, or maybe Coverdale reads rsc :-)
>>Maybe he does. He mentions something that has been noted here; Clarke seems
>>to have no clue about how to stop attacking batsmen.
>>Wonderful days play yesterday. Apart from the superb quality of the Indian
>>batting, those of us who believe that Arthur c. Clarke are mad as cut
>>snakes, enjoyed seeing their obvious self-satisfaction in Oz scratching and
>>swishing their way to 400 being so very quickly demolished and replaced by
>>black ***. But not to worry Oz fans! As all the Wellness Reports
>>are now being fastidiously completed and punctually returned it's only a
>>matter of time before Aus are #1 again.
>>alvey
> Looking at the in-play odds is interesting, NZ are following-on,
> already 1 wicket down, still need 134 runs to avoid an innings defeat
> and are 100/1 to win.
> Aus still have a first innings lead of over 100 and are 125/1 to win!
it's not.
A more interesting enquiry would be what the odds are for the total number
of Indian wickets that Oz take in this Test. Something <= 4 would have to
be favourite.