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Tough chance it was, but catches win matches boys.......................
Very true.and we're missing far too many lately.
Tough chance it was, but catches win matches boys.......................
Very true.and we're missing far too many lately.
Yep, said it before the series, in a close match-up it can make all the difference.and we're missing far too many lately.
Particularly Strauss. Who not only seems to miss chances but often not get anywhere near them.and we're missing far too many lately.
I hope he plays on tomorrow.Really enjoyable day today
Hope The Mighty Beard of Durban goes on tomorrow.
Asked the same thing earlier:Really enjoyable day today
Hope The Mighty Beard of Durban goes on tomorrow.
EDIT: twitter reminded me that Amla may be fasting due to ramadan?
Is Amla observing Ramadan or does he get allowances because of his job?
Only during daylight hours.EDIT: twitter reminded me that Amla may be fasting due to ramadan?
Fasting today as wellReally enjoyable day today
Hope The Mighty Beard of Durban goes on tomorrow.
EDIT: twitter reminded me that Amla may be fasting due to ramadan?
Sick of the commentators saying "good decision, only just hitting the stumps so not out"Lol, just seen the HawkEye for the Petersen wicket.
Umpire's Call on a ball smashing into leg stump. ****ing joke.
There's a difference between an umpire giving a not out for one that's projected to be just clipping, and HawkEye returning an "umpire's call" on a delivery that's projected to be smashing leg stump out of the ground.Sick of the commentators saying "good decision, only just hitting the stumps so not out"
Seriously WTF!
ExactlyReally, that 'half the ball' nonsense needs to be changed. Half the ball hitting the stump would break the wicket just as effectively as 10% of it hitting would.
We saw today the slightest tought of a medium paced ball on a bail and it is dislodged. So why does more than 50% of the ball have to be hitting the stumps to reverse an umpire's "not out" decision.?
It's just not logical.
That's for marginal error correctionReally, that 'half the ball' nonsense needs to be changed. Half the ball hitting the stump would break the wicket just as effectively as 10% of it hitting would.
We saw today the slightest tought of a medium paced ball on a bail and it is dislodged. So why does more than 50% of the ball have to be hitting the stumps to reverse an umpire's "not out" decision.?
It's just not logical.