well whenever i go i usually am looking at the big screens the majority of the time. but the atmosphere is why you go to the live game.
Where do you sit? if your side on then yeah watch the screens but if your behind the bowlers arm (and you've got fairly keen eyesight) its a waste to just look at the screen.
yeah last time i went i was in the ladies stand so i was watching from behind the point fielder, hence looking at the screen became necessary.
well i had fish and chips last time i went and everything on the menu was designed around fast food.
Ahh yeah, pretty much wouldn't have been able to see the ball when the seamers were on.
fast food such as:
i like the idea of a 4 pronged attack. especially considering ryan harris is such a good bowler when injury free.
Siddle
It's been tried many times since the 80's, if you don't have a competent spinner it doesn't work terrifically. Ideally of course you have someone like Watson or Kallis in the side. If the batsman get settled and move past about 350 and you have four seamers they get really tired by the end, plus you've got over rates to worry about.
still interested? tickets are $36 or something for student/concession (idk)
Nathan Lyon
Yep
Gambhir has a future, Laxman does not. Plus Rohit Sharma and Suresh Raina are promising young middle order batsman , not openers. Finally Gambhir might feasibly regain some form if he actually gets some time in the middle, Laxman has spent some time in the middle and he is slow on everything, his movements are wooden and his footwork is all over the place. He is the biggest let down in the most disappointing batting side in living memory. Gambhir without doubt would be the next to go, probably for Rahane but Laxman would be my first priority dropping.