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2011 - The Year of the Test?

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Aleem Dar

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Some experts (and some not so much...) have recently have been saying that Test cricket was dead, and buried, and T20 was the future; but in the year of 2011 we have seen the following Tests:

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Test cricket is the pinnacle of the game, IMO. You don't get this drama in T20 hit and giggle shit.
 

Aleem Dar said:
Some experts (and some not so much...) have recently have been saying that Test cricket was dead, and buried, and T20 was the future; but in the year of 2011 we have seen the following Tests:

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Test cricket is the pinnacle of the game, IMO. You don't get this drama in T20 hit and giggle shit.
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You missed off the Sydney hammering by England :lol:
 
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You missed off the Sydney hammering by England :lol:
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I was going for close games, or for dramatic games - hence the Sri Lanka collapse. I only put the India series in as it was fairly unexpected compared to The Ashes which we knew was going to happen.
 
Aleem Dar said:
I was going for close games, or for dramatic games - hence the Sri Lanka collapse. I only put the India series in as it was fairly unexpected compared to The Ashes which we knew was going to happen.
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i was just thinking about the fact the aussies were rolled over, and the last day of the test with the Barmy Army travelling all the way over.
You did miss Zimbawe falling just short of beating New Zealand tho XD
 
Test cricket will never die. It's still, after all these years, the best form of the game.
 
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