Clarke rejects
Australia captain Michael Clarke has suffered too much already on this Ashes tour to bask in the glory of his masterful 187, opting instead to hail his team mates after two days of the third test.
"It's about time, I guess,"
I think the team should be extremely proud of the position we are in at the moment. But we have a lot of work ahead, the wicket is pretty flat and there's not much out there for the bowlers.
"(Our comeback) shows a lot of character. I'm pleased with the first two days but it is irrelevant if we don't win the test."
"I probably should have had Alastair Cook if I hadn't been sat on my heels,"
"I didn't feel that great today or yesterday at the crease. I'll be able to assess it more if we win this test match."
"My reaction was yes, I thought Davey hit it," said Clarke, who was at the other end. "In fairness to Davey, it also hit his pad at the same time."
"It's about time, I guess,"
I think the team should be extremely proud of the position we are in at the moment. But we have a lot of work ahead, the wicket is pretty flat and there's not much out there for the bowlers.
"(Our comeback) shows a lot of character. I'm pleased with the first two days but it is irrelevant if we don't win the test."
"I probably should have had Alastair Cook if I hadn't been sat on my heels,"
"I didn't feel that great today or yesterday at the crease. I'll be able to assess it more if we win this test match."
"My reaction was yes, I thought Davey hit it," said Clarke, who was at the other end. "In fairness to Davey, it also hit his pad at the same time."
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