When a side is all out there is still one batsman left at the crease.?? Why??
In Test Cricket, it is impossible to avoid stronger Batsman, because an innings does not end until all out or declaration.
It's easy to hit a tennis ball a moderate distance with a cricket bat. It's also very hard to hit a tennis ball a long distance with a cricket bat.Is it more difficult for Batsmen to hit tennis ball further than hard ball?
You have to keep extra rolls of tape with you. Also you don't put scotch tape or duct tape on the ballI've played with tape ball a few times. Didn't like it. The tape comes off after 2 overs and your just left with a smelly, sticky tennis ball. Plus the bounce from it is awful.
Depending on how quick the bowlers are (playing on actual road) and how much the batsmen are hitting out the tape might start to come off after 5 or 6 overs. That too at some places which can be remedied by just taping with a stripe or two to the affected area.Yea if the tape is falling off in 2 overs you have taped it poory. I've played tape ball on sand covered concrete and it still lasted longer than that.
Usually last 10 overs before the fielding side starts to grumbe about it.
lol noobI've played with tape ball a few times. Didn't like it. The tape comes off after 2 overs and your just left with a smelly, sticky tennis ball. Plus the bounce from it is awful.
how u gonna find a thick rubber band that fits the ball nicely in the streets of mumbai and lahore bitch get realYup, 2 of those those thick rubber bands, with more tape applied afterwards works well as a seam too.
I would suggest borrowing a girl's hair-band, but that may not be so practical in Lahore.how u gonna find a thick rubber band that fits the ball nicely in the streets of mumbai and lahore bitch get real