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Think SL win from here and Sanga has been brilliant.
Ludicrous captaincy. You need wickets, bring on your best seamer and don't put a slip in? Then the ball goes where the slip should have been and he then puts a slip in. Jesus, that's school yard level captaincy.Can't say I rate Cook's tactical captaincy one iota.
Does the trick. Big wicket."Batting" powerplay now then. England's last weapon.
Pinch hitting. He does it from time to time.Why does Kulasekara come in before Mathews and Chandimal?
Sangakkara will win the match no doubt, which is why he needs a proper batsman there to give him the strike while getting themselves in, and able to accelerate if Sanga gets out. A pinch hitter is just as likely to eat up dot balls on the misses as hit boundaries. And dots building up is the most likely thing to result in wickets now.The fact that we're all criticising this decision means its inevitable that he'll score a 30 off 15 balls and the match will be done.
I don't think it's a bad call. Saw them do something pretty similar with him against RSA a year or two ago and he scored 40 (30) or something like that.The fact that we're all criticising this decision means its inevitable that he'll score a 30 off 15 balls and the match will be done.
Thanks! That's actually useful information.I don't think it's a bad call. Saw them do something pretty similar with him against RSA a year or two ago and he scored 40 (30) or something like that.
The thing with Nuwan is that he can actually play attacking shots off the back foot. He's not going to be bogged down by the short balls like a lot of pinch hitters are.