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report Cricinfo, but there’s still no word as to what’s going to happen next.there’s been no news about the 5.10pm inspection, which doesn’t fill me with hope. My guess is that any more rain closes play, but we might get back for a bit if there’s no more.“Tell the ICC idiots that people support women’s tests and make them five-day pretty please!” asks David Keech, perhaps overestimating my imaginary rolodex.
“Four-day format cannot survive a massive rain-restricted day like today. Also if this were five-day, Sciver gets the chance to reach 200 and England to bat SA out of the game. Four days forced the early declaration and spoilt the match. Now, after all this rain, SA only have to bat sensibly and the match will peter out to a bore draw.”
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