I think India v Australia in 2013 has the record at the moment with 3,274 runs. It was technically a 7 match series, but 2 were washed out completely so only had 5 matches. I don't know how many runs have been scored so far, but it's going to be a close thing.
From what I've heard it's more because they want to practise against a left-armer than him being genuinely close to a starting berth but a good opportunity for him to show what he's got nonetheless.
Delayed start. Glad we're not risking Buttler. Split webbing is painful and the ashes are around the corner.
should swing early on (or as much as the kookaburra can swing...) so great toss to win. Willey to strike early
Nothing in it for the bowlers. The kookoburra is, as ever, a pathetic ball. Pitch is slow which may make timings a run chase tough. Need to hope Rashid finds some turn
Beautiful bowling from Rashid. Would love for him to be involved in the ashes. Far more threatening that Ali. I appreciate he bowls too many bad balls, but his wicket taking could be vital vs the Aussie tail.
Ronchi now goes. It means two things. We won't equal the Aussie record of 5 300+ scores. It also means a relatively small chase, which I absolutely hate.
Bit of a blow that in the final over, very respectable score that in the end from NZ. Bowled pretty well generally, and we have a great chance to round off the series with a victory here.
Duckworth lewis strikes again. Idiotic and unfair target. From 5.6 rr to well over 7?! Chasing 200ish in 26 overs when New Zealand only got 80 more in the full 50
This will be the second game of this series that we've lost because of this fucking ridiculous method. 3 down for 20, Root and Morgan both gone, it's looking unlikely.
Fucking ridiculous, how have they worked out that we have to score on the upside of 7 an over, when they didn't go above 5 and a half for the whole of their innings???