BoyBrumby
Englishman
Aye. Off his own bowling, poetically enough.Dropped Mussey in the 70's as well. Played Saj.
Aye. Off his own bowling, poetically enough.Dropped Mussey in the 70's as well. Played Saj.
Not a fan tbh, though I love him in ODIs bizarrely.And as has been said by many so far, how beautiful is The Huss in full flight?
Don't think it really matters because the whole point of a warm up game is for the players to get some batting time and with the exception of Pietersen and Flintoff most of them were in for a little bit of time. Even though, its a futile exercise considering that most of them have already been warming up by playing FC cricket this summer in the same conditions anyways. Its not like they collapsed for 130 all out in which case it would have received some justified criticism.BTW, didnt realise that Eng were playing Warwick's 2nd X1 attack - wonder whether they'll cop as much flak as Oz did for their abject failure
No, genuinely bowled well. Opening spell to Hughes in particular was classic "Good" Harmy. Gave him a proper working over. Slowed down as the day went, but in each spell his average was over 85mph. His swing was the biggest surprise tho, got more movement than Onions.Regarding Harmison, I missed most of the game today, did he actually bowl with the sort of venom that we've seen him bowl at his best or was it just the Aussies giving him too much respect?
Probably not for the first. Would go:You wouldn't pick him for the Tests though, would ya?
In agreement. Just not convinced the selectors see it like that.If Panesar took a 20fer I'd still be against picking him at this point. Pretty sure I have more FC wickets than him this season.
Warwickshire don't really have a first or second attack - all their bowlers at the current time are ****e. Has been that way for at least a year, maybe two.BTW, didnt realise that Eng were playing Warwick's 2nd X1 attack - wonder whether they'll cop as much flak as Oz did for their abject failure
Based on the one over I've seen him bowl my hopes aren't high.There's always Cook
There's many things which should've signalled game-over for Mahmood before now (ie, game should never have been on - he should never have played regular county cricket never mind international). I doubt we've seen the last of him, though one can always hope.Game over for Mahmood tho, surely? Done literally nothing except one or two decent yorkers Mitch has kept out without too much drama.
Yes indeed, although didn't he take a wicket last week?Based on the one over I've seen him bowl my hopes aren't high.