Yea Dave Warner, Punch Nah
Tweet report for Day 3 of the second Ashes Test at Lord's
The Royal baby was to be introduced to the Australian cricket team, but after watching them drop catches plans have changed
— The Cricket Geek (@TheCricketGeek) July 20, 2013
If it was Australia 260+ ahead, England fans would have already given up. As it is, we slept nervously thinking "they can't, can they?"
— Martin Williamson (@mogodonman) July 20, 2013
Looks like Dave Warner's been doing some moonlighting whilst absent from the team https://t.co/FwoDCzryaP #Ashes
— 51allout (@51allout) July 20, 2013
@fwildecricket It must be a real small knife to fit inside those hopes
— The Cricket Geek (@TheCricketGeek) July 20, 2013
I have brought binoculars. Dad: "You'll need those to spot Australia's talent." LOL. #Ashes
— Raf Nicholson (@RafNicholson) July 20, 2013
Jeff Thomson is in the house. And then the camera captures Merv Hughes. Nostalgia on a dull saturday. #Ashes
— HoldingWilley (@holdingwilley) July 20, 2013
Australia now need their highest score of this series to win this game
— The Cricket Geek (@TheCricketGeek) July 20, 2013
It is six Test match innings since Australia scored a total large enough to surpass the one they will be set here. #Ashes
— fwildecricket (@fwildecricket) July 20, 2013
Is Ashton Agar experiencing the Abul Hasan comedown? #Ashes
— Alan R Gardner (@alanroderick) July 20, 2013
Will there be as much excitement when Ashton Agar's bowling average is 98?
— The Cricket Geek (@TheCricketGeek) July 20, 2013
Attack formation.... #cricket #ashes pic.twitter.com/wrANtM53ZZ
— Innocent Bystander (@InnoBystander) July 20, 2013
Steven Smith to Graeme Swann and vice versa - "my crap ball that took a wicket was crappier than yours #ashes
— Gaurav Sethi (@BoredCricket) July 20, 2013
Enjoying the way England are grinding Australia into the ground...Send them back out again in the morning for another hour as well.. #Ashes
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) July 20, 2013
Steve Waugh would have called this mental disintegration - and would have been applauded...
— Lawrence Booth (@the_topspin) July 20, 2013
Englishmen might win the Tour de France, British Open and Lord's Ashes Test all on the same day. Who do they think they are? Australia?
— Greg Baum (@GregBaum) July 20, 2013
Joe Root gets his hundred. No word yet from CA on whether this constitutes an unprovoked physical attack on Australia. #ashes
— Daniel Brettig (@danbrettig) July 20, 2013
Root has the same amount of test centuries as fellow opener Watson. The one that is currently trying to sledge him #Ashes
— Amy Lofthouse (@amy_cricket) July 20, 2013
When Joe Root reaches 150 he will take a "YEA DAVE WARNER PUNCH NAH" note out of his pocket.
— The Cricket Geek (@TheCricketGeek) July 20, 2013
Youngest to 150+ for England 22y-58d Len Hutton (1938) 22-81 Mike Atherton (1990) 22-103 David Gower (1979) 22-202 Joe Root #Ashes #EngvAus
— Mohandas Menon (@mohanstatsman) July 20, 2013
@CricketAus makes apology for tweet, denies it came from Lord's but not that it came from CA person! Oops. pic.twitter.com/85A5zKxD5B
— Martin Williamson (@mogodonman) July 20, 2013
When England bowl Australia out before stumps tonight, they will feel really stupid for setting them 450.
— Rob Moody (@robelinda2) July 20, 2013
England are so far in front in this game they have already won the toss at Old Trafford.
— The Cricket Geek (@TheCricketGeek) July 20, 2013
Sky's declaration discussion has now gone on longer than the Australian first innings. #ashes
— 51allout (@51allout) July 20, 2013
It's obvious now why they used Bresnan as nightwatchman last night. Saving Anderson for tonight.
— Dave Tickner (@tickerscricket) July 20, 2013
Stumps. Easily the most humiliating day for Australian cricket since yesterday. #ashes
— 51allout (@51allout) July 20, 2013
England should take the extra half hour and finish this game off tonight.
— The Cricket Geek (@TheCricketGeek) July 20, 2013
Look away now Australia... - England lead the series 1-0 & by 487 runs - Cook, Trott & Pietersen's combined series average: 18.83 #Ashes
— fwildecricket (@fwildecricket) July 20, 2013