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*Official* Champions League T20 2012
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Prince EWS
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Weirdest batting promotion. 9/3 is seriously the last scoreline I expect to see a pinch hitter come in at, especially batting first.
Prince EWS
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Dude Petersen has got out since then as well.
Prince EWS
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Nah **** off with this choke **** this time. They were never in a good position and they were underdogs for the match ffs.
Cabinet96
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Might be able to just slog them out of trouble with a quick 15-20 in very few balls. You could argue a batsmen at number 5 wouldn't be able to play with such freedom at the said scoreline, and thus would only be able to play into the hands of the fielding side by not improving the run rate.
Anyway, does this remind any of you of a recent T20 final? Game not over by any means.
Daemon
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Well yeah technically it isn't a choke, but there's no other suitable word to use for this interesting phenomenon South Africans regularly find themselves in, so until someone comes up with something catchy, I'm just going to go ahead and use the term choke.
