Said the same, I don't know how fast and bouncy they could get Cardiff, but If it was me, I'd go to Trent Bridge or Old Trafford. especially when one is to be played at Lords. Just seems to me your not making the most of home conditions.What I can't understand is why the Cardiff groundstaff has produced a pitch more like those you would find in Sri Lanka than the UK. Slow, low and boring, although with some variable bounce that you don't generally find in the sub continent on day one.
Why not produce a pitch to suit our pace bowlers?
Lasith malinga is also like that. Someone hit's him for six he walks back smiling. Then he fires in a 145Kmph swinging yorker.Does anyone else really like how P'vitana smiles about everything? Near miss or looping catch, has the biggest grin on his face. Great to see.
i didn't see the mark, but i thought the noise was pretty conclusive.There's a little white mark there and snicko confirmed it.
Yes, they showed the white mark a few times on Sky on replay and put a ring round it to highlight it, the correct decision was made and the technology just caught it.i didn't see the mark, but i thought the noise was pretty conclusive.
The last time we prepared a wicket to suit our own Jim Laker took 19 wickets and the Aussies still whinge about it 55 years onWhat I can't understand is why the Cardiff groundstaff has produced a pitch more like those you would find in Sri Lanka than the UK. Slow, low and boring, although with some variable bounce that you don't generally find in the sub continent on day one.
Why not produce a pitch to suit our pace bowlers?
This.Is this Nick Knight commentating?
Such a knob polisher.
Malinga has got to be one of the genuinely nicest fast bowlers around. His attitude while bowling is as aggressive as it gets though, goes for a wicket every ball.Lasith malinga is also like that. Someone hit's him for six he walks back smiling. Then he fires in a 145Kmph swinging yorker.
Smiling assassin
Three tbf.We now have two Top Cats on CW?