will give me some runs. Thats my shot. Yes I was strugg

Canterbury have dealt St George Illawarras NRL finals hopes a crushing blow with a 13-10 victory, however Paul McGregors side eased pressure on themselves with a spirited performance.The Dragons were roundly criticised after three straight losses heading into the game, being outscored 93-30 in that period, but had the ascendancy for most of the contest at ANZ Stadium on Friday night.They fought back from 13-0 down at halftime to put themselves in the hunt but could not land the killer blow during a frantic final 20 minutes.The loss leaves the Dragons in 11th and they could be two wins outside the top eight by the end of the weekend.The result temporarily lifted Des Haslers side into the top four and was an important bounce back in the wake of their 36-0 trouncing by North Queensland last week.The Dragons held their own for the opening 20 minutes, but when Josh Reynolds and Sam Kasiano scored within four minutes of each other, things looked ominous for McGregors under-fire side.The Dragons went close to scoring on five occasions in the first half but the Bulldogs took a 13-0 lead into halftime when Josh Reynolds snapped a field goal as the siren sounded in the background.Joel Thompson went close to scoring but was brought down inches from the line after being tripped by Reynolds. The Canterbury five-eighth was not put on report but is facing the scrutiny of the match review committee and a big suspension, after twice being suspended for the same offence in the last two years.Just when the Bulldogs looked like they were going to run away with it, Gareth Widdop grubbered for Kurt Mann before Benji Marshall laid on a similar try for Euan Aitken to make it 13-10 in the 61st.However the Bulldogs hung on to keep themselves in the hunt for a top four finish.Dragons second-rower Tyson Frizell has a nervous wait after appearing to touch referee Chris James in the first half.Bulldogs front-rower Greg Eastwood, also recently returned from a six-week layoff for a knee injury left the field in the first stanza with a hamstring injury and did not return.Hasler said Eastwoods injury wasnt good and he was facing several weeks on the sidelines.The Canterbury coach said he was pleased with his sides goal-line defence and scramble but said they were let down by poor handling and finishing.Theyre great moments (the try-savers), theyre very important, Hasler said.Its testimony to their desperation, they call it the one percenters, theyre great try-savers.But then weve got to be able to back it up with something as simple as completing the next set.McGregor lauded his sides vast improvement on their recent outings and said they were unlucky not to win.There were just a couple of moments in the game, we probably wish the field was 98 metres and not 100, McGregor said.We probably would have scored four or five tries otherwise. 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Dusautoir, the former World Player of the Year, sustained a torn bicep playing for Toulouse in the Heineken Cup on Saturday. The flanker, who has played 65 times for France, is expected to be out for up to four months. Ajinkya Rahane loves to hook. He hooked Mitchell Johnson to oblivion in Melbourne in 2014. He is one of the Indian batsmen who likes pace and bounce more than the lack of it. In India, though, pace and bounce are not always true.He was hit on the arm guard and the helmet. His ramp wouldnt connect and he top-edged his hooks. Rahane never looked at ease facing the short ball. Yet he scored 188 after coming in at 100 for 3, adding Indias highest fourth-wicket partnership with Virat Kohli.This hundred is really special because the way I batted yesterday, Rahane said I took my time, and today I dominated. Im glad to have handled that spell yesterday when they were bowling short balls. Even this morning [against the short ball], I think the attitude was important. I will rate this hundred right at the top.When you struggle it is important how much you enjoy that struggle, Rahane said. You wont always have it your way. What is important is to stay at the wicket, stay not out, even if it means you are hit on the helmet, beaten or if you dont look good. As a batsman, it is important to be there to face the next ball. It takes just one ball to get out.I actually enjoyed this innings a lot. This is real Test cricket, when you can score a century even when made to struggle. You cant score all your hundreds in 120 or 130 or 140 balls; sometimes you will have to play more balls, 200 or 230. I enjoyed spending that time a lot.Rahane is not verbally aggressive, but as a Test batsman he has always looked to dominate attacks once he is set. It can be difficult for such batsmen to go through struggling times, but he spoke of not feeling ashamed of these periods.Sometimes in Test cricket, you are not batting in rhythm, Rahane said. But your attitude - how determined you are, your focus levels - matters more, rather than thinking about techniqque.dddddddddddd Many times, a batsman struggles against the short ball or outside the off stump. Then he thinks too much about technique. But I think that its better how you handle yourself mentally in that situation because the situations change. I was struggling, but I think there is no shame in struggling. If you play Test cricket, if you struggle, you should not be ashamed that youre struggling. If youre struggling, fine. But time and situations change, and how you handle them and dominate is important.Having survived the first day, Rahane said he was glad he was being bounced. Today I was happy they were bowling short balls at me, he said. I knew short balls will give me some runs. Thats my shot. Yes I was struggling yesterday but today was a different day. And I was really happy that they came with the short-ball plan against me. Once I got my hundred I knew I wanted to play a long innings. Once Jeetan Patel and Santner were bowling, I wanted to play my normal shots.Rahane attacked the spinners because he wanted New Zealand to bring their fast bowlers back in the heat and humidity. This innings and his partnership of 365 with Kohli has given India a solid chance to push for the series whitewash.When we were batting, we knew there were [rough] spots getting formed for our bowlers, Rahane said. [Ravindra] Jadeja and [R] Ashwin are in good rhythm. So we just wanted to wear the New Zealand team down. Once you are tired there are chances you lose one or two wickets before the end of the day. I think tomorrow will be crucial. There is help for the spinners, but we will have to bowl patiently. The pitch is slightly better for batting, but it will slow down gradually and will help spinners too. ' ' '