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[KKIRANK61]

As it was seen on day 4, it was a bright and sunny climate throughout the day AND SO there was little or no swing in air. On such days, england is just like any other venues. So sometimes some players score in england when swining conditions are abscent. The stats although show the runs scored by a particular batsman in a career in english conditions; it may not all be made in difficult swinging condition. Whenever the ball swings; many batsmen including englishmen fail to master the conditions. We saw this in current test itself. So whenever we say 'A' plays better than 'B' in english conditions BASED ON PURELY the runs scored; we should also take into consideration the presence or abscence of swinging conditions. A batsman scoring well on sunny day, may fail next day when there is cloud cover and ball swings !!!

[LosingNow]

..and a batsman playing well on a cloudy day..may fail next day when it is sunny !!

[Libran]

..and a batsman playing well on a cloudy day..may fail next day when it is sunny !!

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