TT Boy
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He did. All of his team-mates presumably knew it didn't carry, hence why no one other than Bollinger appealed for the catch.Was under the impression he wasn't sure. I didn't think he claimed it.
He did. All of his team-mates presumably knew it didn't carry, hence why no one other than Bollinger appealed for the catch.Was under the impression he wasn't sure. I didn't think he claimed it.
What's the rush?I wanted Katich to push a single for Watson in the last over. They ran a 4 instead and ran a two. Don't see why they couldn't have ran a three instead just by taking it easy. Or why they couldn't have ran a single instead of a two just by stopping running after the first one. I know every run is important. But there is an exception to every rule and Aussie were on 170 odd.
I actually don't mind the occasional flat track.It seems weird that subcontinental pitches cop so much flak when Australian pitches are just as flat, if not worse.
The WACA is unfortunately a road now as well since SA 05/06.I actually don't mind the occasional flat track.
Traditionally in Australia the tracks have been:
Gabba - good for quicks, green tinge in the wicket and enough humidity to extract swing
Adelaide - the road of Australian pitches. Good batting deck that used to result in draws (until McGrath/Warne put an end to that)
MCG - well balanced pitch that provides something for everyone
SCG - spinners track
WACA - seamers delight
Bellrieve - road
I actually really enjoy that mix of pitches. Unfortunately the better bowling tracks have been becoming flatter in the 00s.