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***Official*** New Zealand in India 2016
- Thread starter OverratedSanity
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cnerd123
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It's funny how Saha actually took that ball very well and completed the stumping nicely, but everyone is disappointed because of the standards set by MSD.
These two have been very good with their footwork. Getting to the pitch of the ball or getting back deep in the crease. No half-way back/half-way forward nonsense.
Also, soft hands defending away from the body.
These two have been very good with their footwork. Getting to the pitch of the ball or getting back deep in the crease. No half-way back/half-way forward nonsense.
Also, soft hands defending away from the body.
Mike5181
International Captain
That's Jackie Chan's thing
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah they're continuing on with the good example set by Williamson who ain't no half steppin.
cnerd123
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We need a montage of Kane's batting vs spin set to this soundtrack.
Shri
Mr. Glass
Might be his better talent in tests, who knows?
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Ah the "you've seen off the real thing now here's a **** part timer for you to lose concentration against and be out caught at long on" bowling change.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Going down off so much it's funny because India is a joke.
Would have been out if it had been an arm ball.
Think this means India now ahead 2-1 on the "if only there was DRS" decisions.
(Edit, 2-1, because there was a chance that Taylor's lbw may have just clipped the outside of leg, so wouldn't have been reversed.)
Think this means India now ahead 2-1 on the "if only there was DRS" decisions.
(Edit, 2-1, because there was a chance that Taylor's lbw may have just clipped the outside of leg, so wouldn't have been reversed.)
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cnerd123
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blah blah blah DRS blah blah blahDamn. Ronchi had been very impressive.
... And that's a rubbish umpiring call.
Shouldn't be sweeping straight full balls from a left arm over spinner bowling into the rough this close to end of the session anyways.