Perhaps a 'noob' question, but why didn't England have to follow-on in the second test after being bowled out for 172 in their first inning when the Aussies had 570 declared from theirs?
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Australia chose not to force the follow on..
from the BBC:
"Even with a first-innings lead of 398, Australia opted not to enforce the follow-on - seemingly to give their bowlers a rest."
God knows what they will be like when they have rested!
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Thanks - couldn't find a link but that makes sense.
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www.bbc.com/sport/0/cricket/25148365
Scroll down a little bit....
07:58 Review of the Day
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