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Hmmm not really fussed about Taylor getting it tbh. All 3 of Latham, Taylor and Sarfraz played great knocks.
Fair point.The fact that Sarfaz's keeping was terrible would've counted against him.
Taylor was a cracking, if lazy () hockey player in his youth. Would spend most of his time picking his belly button flint at the edge of the circle, but whenever the ball came within his (stationary) arc, he'd just melt it into the top corners time and time again.That sweep by Taylor is far more of a hockey shot than his slog sweep. Bat was almost parallel to the ground.
Boult reversed it quite substantially at the Eden Park test in 2013 v England. There's a clip on youtube somewhere of him howling a really nasty inswinging yorker to Broad.Have you ever seen him reverse it before? Goes back to my point before, even though he's bowling badly, keep him in the side because he needs to learn how to be effective in these conditions
BJ Watling was apparently the same (though not lazy). Had a phenomenal eye, would crack them out of mid-air into the corner.Taylor was a cracking, if lazy () hockey player in his youth. Would spend most of his time picking his belly button flint at the edge of the circle, but whenever the ball came within his (stationary) arc, he'd just melt it into the top corners time and time again.
Glenn Turner also a hockey player. It definitely helps with cricket.BJ Watling was apparently the same (though not lazy). Had a phenomenal eye, would crack them out of mid-air into the corner.
Indeed like I said - not Pearce cup standard.Something just doesn't look right about Craig. Those leg side long hops ..... That's not just kiwi Plunket spinner struggling v class batsmen. That's surely form and action is a miss.
Not nearly as bad as Buckos injury comeback yips in Chittagong. But some similarities IMO in that is worse than expected even from a kiwi domestic spinner.