Bizarre Bowling Figures

[PhoenixFire]

I think it was my great-great uncle opened the bowling with Harold Larwood for Nottinghamshire once.

 

[Richard]

Bill Voce?

 

[Richard]

One of the best spells I ever bowled went wicketless: 25-16-17-0.

6 dropped catches, a couple of plum LBWs that weren't given (I still don't know why) and I beat the bat. A lot. But at the end of the day all I had to show for it was a good economy rate...

Good grief, how utterly ridiculous.

 

[Richard]

If there's one thing I can do, it's get forward and defend!

To balls that pitch halfway down (at not-unreasonable pace) though?

That takes some doing, TBH.

 

[PhoenixFire]

Bill Voce?

Haha I wish, I think his name was Peatefield.

 

[Prince EWS]

To balls that pitch halfway down (at not-unreasonable pace) though?

That takes some doing, TBH.

My natural instinct is to play that shot every ball - I have to adjust my instincts to do anything else. So I wouldn't have many problems.

 

[NZTailender]

Took a hattrick once in a junior match (I was about 10/11) which warranted me to bowl the final over when they needed like 10 runs and we needed I think 2 wickets.


We lost on the last ball

 

[The Sean]

Good grief, how utterly ridiculous.

I think I was using stronger language than that to my boys in the field...

 

[Richard]

Damn right.

 

[DJellett]

That was that game, but it wasn't a Twenty20 game. Also got tapped about by Liam Buchanan, who has played probably 10 games of OD cricket for Victoria. The wicket sort of made up for it though.

Actually, did bowl 2 overs for 28 in a Twenty20 once.

I was there

Got my first action that day. Thanks Jack Mack

 

[Smudge]

Got my first action that day. Thanks Jack Mack

Pics???? No thanks.