I remember Warne getting completely flummoxed by the same rule in his Nine days ... it seems to be a source of total confusion for commentators.Craig Cumming thought if you were hit on the full you had to draw a direct line to the stumps on LBW appeals. That means every appeal would be out dummy. Christ and this guy played the game for twenty years.
Craig Cumming thought if you were hit on the full you had to draw a direct line to the stumps on LBW appeals. That means every appeal would be out dummy. Christ and this guy played the game for twenty years.
I might be mistaken, but what I think they're trying to say is that if the ball hits you on the full in line with the stumps, it's out because you don't take spin into account. If a legspinner hit a batsman's pad in line with off stump, the decision could be different depending on whether or not it pitched beforehand.I remember Warne getting completely flummoxed by the same rule in his Nine days ... it seems to be a source of total confusion for commentators.
Nah, it wasn't that. The ball was clearly sliding down leg, the female commentator mentioned that and then he went on a spiel about how you have to draw a line directly back to the stumps if you're hit on the full. Very strange.I might be mistaken, but what I think they're trying to say is that if the ball hits you on the full in line with the stumps, it's out because you don't take spin into account. If a legspinner hit a batsman's pad in line with off stump, the decision could be different depending on whether or not it pitched beforehand.
Devcich got a big up on Cricinfo the other day. I certainly hope there's no plan to bring him back in any format.I expect the bring back Corey Anderson bandwagon will start after this match. We certainly have a lot of white ball allrounders atm - I see Devcich is playing in the Big Bash
Craig Cumming has a son in the Otago U17s as does former AB Simon CulhaneIn the U17s.
Wellington have a Gandhi and an F Kruger.
Good and evil.
If Anderson is getting through overs and builds some game time, I'd take him over CDG no question.Devcich got a big up on Cricinfo the other day. I certainly hope there's no plan to bring him back in any format.
Anderson is bowling again and bowling well but he needs to do something with the bat too to get ahead. He's not going to displace pure bowlers and Neesham is batting better than he is atm.
The batting is quite weak. Bowling is very good but we need to put on board 170 to be able to win games. Bracewell is certainly giving us good starts. Conway has been reasonable and playing second ploy to Bracewell. Once these two guys are gone there is no momentum in the inning. On top of that we also lose wickets in bunch. I think this campaign is as good as over. Glad to see Troy Johnson been given a chance though.Wellington floundering again today, 77/4 after 11. Hira and Munro the bowling destroyers.
I think 150 (which we were on track for with a few overs left) would have won yesterday. The pitch seemed to hold up a bit throughout, a lot of players out chipping straight to fielders.The batting is quite weak. Bowling is very good but we need to put on board 170 to be able to win games. Bracewell is certainly giving us good starts. Conway has been reasonable and playing second ploy to Bracewell. Once these two guys are gone there is no momentum in the inning. On top of that we also lose wickets in bunch. I think this campaign is as good as over. Glad to see Troy Johnson been given a chance though.
Ben Sears is the real deal. Lucky he bowled well in the first couple of games he got otherwise knowing firebirds management they wouldn't have played him. He's quick all right and accurate which is great.I think 150 (which we were on track for with a few overs left) would have won yesterday. The pitch seemed to hold up a bit throughout, a lot of players out chipping straight to fielders.
Felt for van Beek, two catches put down off his bowling (one an absolute sitter on the fence by Johnson, the other probably should have been taken by Neesham), but van Beek took one of the best one handed diving reflex catches I've ever seen live off Sears.
Sears really looks the goods ... looked dangerous throughout and broke the bail (which flew 3/4 of the way to the boundary) when bowling Cachopa ... he should play every game for the rest of the tournament for sure.
No idea what to do about the batting, Bracewell, Conway and Hose are the only three contributing.
Yeah the Hutt D legend Mike is. An amazing man and he was a very good bowler I hear.I only just clicked Ben Sears is Michael Sears’ son ... pretty cool he’s following in Dad’s footsteps for Wellington.