Yeah, definitely. Jammy dismissal to end a jammy innings.Hahahahahaha, fitting that he would get out like that
Yeah it's disconcerting tstlomg the gunshot sound on replays is like the worst decision ever
Yeah, pretty much the same for me.That was such a good shot. This series has seen de Villiers move in my estimation from "very good batsman perhaps just a tiny bit back from the leading pack" to "genuine contender for the title of world's best batsman". I never quite bought into the downhill skier thing as much as to say he only ever scored runs in meaningless situations, but I did think the sheer amount of easy situations he had to bat in recently inflated his recent average a little bit; he's all class though. Absolute walk up start for my World XI now even if I don't give him the gloves.
Moreover, if you take a wider view and look at all formats - which we probably should given how much time and effort the players put in to developing their limited overs cricket - then de Villiers is the comfortably the world's best with daylight second.That was such a good shot. This series has seen de Villiers move in my estimation from "very good batsman perhaps just a tiny bit back from the leading pack" to "genuine contender for the title of world's best batsman". I never quite bought into the downhill skier thing as much as to say he only ever scored runs in meaningless situations, but I did think the sheer amount of easy situations he had to bat in recently inflated his recent average a little bit; he's all class though. Absolute walk up start for my World XI now even if I don't give him the gloves.
Thought Alviro's innings was pretty skittish tbh, but these two guys are class acts.we might not win this match. but hell these guys are not going to go down wondering.
If you are including t20, then he's the best, but if you include just tests and ODs then Amla also would have to be right up there too. Amla has an amazing OD record which often seems to go unnoticed.Moreover, if you take a wider view and look at all formats - which we probably should given how much time and effort the players put in to developing their limited overs cricket - then de Villiers is the comfortably the world's best with daylight second.
Ha ha ha, I have the 2 scoreboards open in 2 tabs and its nice to see how similar the scores are..SA are 89/2 after 19.
SL are 88/3 after 23.
Zadran, Zadran, and Zadran>Johnson, Harris and Patto