True but in any case I was talking about the difference between pace in tests and shorter forms in general. If there are pace-friendly pitches they should play him ahead of Tahir who hasn't been that impressive on balance.Come the Tests he probably won't be in the side as he's quite clearly beyond three superior seamers.
ITSTL. If he bats in a fashion remotely similar to how hes been playing in the Plunkett Shield over the weekend this should be fun. And almost running out Guptill second ball. Dicey stuff Jesse...Yes ! I was hoping it would be Jesse ahead of McCullum at 3.
Not a bad first over all things considered and Guptill's wicket. If he grabs a few more I'll know who to blame...I don't think SA express pace helps them in these circumstances at all, and Botha is pretty unremarkable (now I've said that cue a 5-for)
To stick it up SA because they took 16 to win the other day.NZ batsmen need to chill out. Why are they trying to win this in 15 overs
Agree, but they better not let it get down to 10 off the last either.NZ batsmen need to chill out. Why are they trying to win this in 15 overs
Maybe at least from their point of view it will show them they have a lot of work to do before the other two series in conditions which they haven't encountered for a while.This is disgusting from SA. What the hell?
Good on NZ for absolutely capitalising on the piss they are being served
It also illustrates the lottery nature of T20 cricket. The other day when Levi was going the kiwi attack looked bad beyond belief. Today it's SA's turn, though I don't think they're a great T20 attack anyway, especially sans Steyn.This is disgusting from SA. What the hell?
Good on NZ for absolutely capitalising on the piss they are being served