Was always impressed with how good Young was at slip. I was a keeper when I played, and on the occasions someone else took the gloves I was put in at slip and I just couldn't do it. I just found it so much harder when the mental default wasn't expecting to get the ball more often than not.
...I live in a region with loads of these guys and he absolutely doesn't.
It was an observation, and he absolutely does look like every bloke I've seen do that.
Conway looks like a high school mathematics teacher who is having problems controlling his class.
Back Foot Punch deserves the accolades for this one. And I'm all in on him - good looking young man, shots all round the ground, does it in style. He's got the gloves in the SteveNZ XI
That was a disgraceful display of death bowling. I don't mind if guys get hit at the death, it's a hard art, but it was brainless. No plan at all. Allowing Hay and Nicholls to hit downwind, would go hole for one ball, miss horribly and hardly ever go there again, just a giant pile of rubbish. I am thinking about retraining as a death bowling coach, so many teams require my services.
Who's that mate, Back foot punch or Hay?
Little doubt that the answer is both. Both seem to be of the highest quality
Just had a quick look at the TV one stream and like what I see. Kid is not only a keen striker, but isn't afraid to play the dinky dilscoop strokes etc & at 23 will likely fill out a bit more over the next couple of years & get a bit stronger. Good signs.
Genuine keeper too. Made his way as an excellent keeper through age group reps etc and the batting has really come along in the last few years.
