Australia always had too many runs, but they've bowled superbly here, and they've got the right bowling mix. How South Africa are going into the WC without 8 overs of genuine spin is beyond me. Their quicks being awful in limited overs cricket isn't new and should be bowling less overs as possible.Another T20 hattrick.
Never thought that Agar would ever have one...but here we are.
dangerous for South Africa maybeJeez steyn+Rabada in T20 is so dangerous
Yeah, it's not the largest sample size but since Jan 2016 Smith has averaged 41 in T20 with a strike rate of 132, he's obviously vastly improved his LO game.Smith quietly climbing the ladder to LO supremacy one feels. The career stats may never get there, especially in ODIs but he’ll consistently be up there with the best for some time to come imo.
Yeah it's t20I, double checked statsguru and the average is 40.5, not 41. 5, but it's still pretty impressive all things considered.Is that T20 or T20Is? Didn’t expect it to be that good either way.
His career stats in both T20Is and ODIs are misleading because of the beginning of his career as a bowler. I'd wager if you only count from 2013-14-ish onwards, ie. when he came back into the team as a batsman, then his white-ball stats would be about as good as anyone playing the game right now who isn't KohliIs that T20 or T20Is? Didn’t expect it to be that good either way.
I mean he was this good and probably better before the 2015 WC as well. Just phoned it in a fair bit between the WCs, together with mental exhaustion a lot of the time esp in those junk-time-in-February ODI series that have been the norm in Aus summers for a while now.Yeah, it's not the largest sample size but since Jan 2016 Smith has averaged 41 in T20 with a strike rate of 132, he's obviously vastly improved his LO game.