*Official* West Indies Tour of England 2020

[Shady Slim]

this owns i love cricket i'm so happy it's back, rally round the mighty windies

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Yeah.. he didn't run in hard enough. When you see drops like this, you realize how good the Jadeja catch was in that World T20 game against Bangladesh.. The famous 144WWW one, the second W was the Jaddu catch, so much tougher than the one Dhawan took, and why it was genius captaincy to move Jaddu to that spot.

The Mahmudullah brain-fade, after the Mushfiqur brainfade

 

[honestbharani]

Chase could troll these two out, I feel.

 

[Uppercut]

Hard to know what he did wrong there, might be genuinely bad luck than anything.

Hard to say watching on TV but live I thought he would get closer to it than he did.

 

[TestMatch]

This is typically where WI loosen their grip and England run away with a decent score.

 

[honestbharani]

Okay thanks

TBF to Roach though, it is tough to judge how hard to run in for skiers.. You don't want to overrun it either.

 

[Daemon]

Yeah.. he didn't run in hard enough. When you see drops like this, you realize how good the Jadeja catch was in that World T20 game against Bangladesh.. The famous 144WWW one, the second W was the Jaddu catch, so much tougher than the one Dhawan took, and why it was genius captaincy to move Jaddu to that spot.

Genuinely don't recall any of this, including the match and which year you're talking about lol

 

[morgieb]

Excellent bowling from the WIndies. Will the Stokes drop prove costly?

 

[Burgey]

Yeah.. he didn't run in hard enough. When you see drops like this, you realize how good the Jadeja catch was in that World T20 game against Bangladesh.. The famous 144WWW one, the second W was the Jaddu catch, so much tougher than the one Dhawan took, and why it was genius captaincy to move Jaddu to that spot.

This is breathtakingly bad

 

[GotSpin]

Lunch was well timed there tbh. No head dropping following the Stokes drop

 

[honestbharani]

Genuinely don't recall any of this, including the match and which year you're talking about lol

And now we know you were ***** all along.

 

[Burgey]

This is typically where WI loosen their grip and England run away with a decent score.

At lunch?

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Genuinely don't recall any of this, including the match and which year you're talking about lol

The last 'W' was where Dhoni took out one of his keeping gloves...and ran like hell to run out Mustafizur

 

[honestbharani]

Alzarri does not get much movement usually? Or is it just that he has been a bit off today?

 

[vcs]

Alzarri does not get much movement usually? Or is it just that he has been a bit off today?

I only watched him in the WI vs. England series in 2019 where he bowled really well. I think he was the one who bowled that ball which kicked at Root, and had that amazing slip catch, where one guy knocked it up in the air and the other one took the catch. My favourite Test cricket moment in recent times. His action is really good to watch.

 

[honestbharani]

yeah but does not answer my question on if he gets movement? More specifically, does he get it to swing? Or he relies on seam and bounce?

 

[Beamer]

yeah but does not answer my question on if he gets movement? More specifically, does he get it to swing? Or he relies on seam and bounce?

He gets quite a lot of outswing to the right hander and into the left hander. I think he was asked to bowl back of a length to Stokes so we haven't really seen it.

 

[Starfighter]

I see England still haven't found a climate.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

I only watched him in the WI vs. England series in 2019 where he bowled really well. I think he was the one who bowled that ball which kicked at Root, and had that amazing slip catch, where one guy knocked it up in the air and the other one took the catch. My favourite Test cricket moment in recent times. His action is really good to watch.

That was in Antigua, if I'm not mistaken. The volley catch was between Shai Hope and John Campbell

 

[vcs]

Oh balls, not this **** again