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adharcric

adharcric

International Coach
Is it just me or are the batsmen in that video playing a pull shot off every other delivery?

EDIT: Never mind, it's just the Indian batsmen.
 
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open365

open365

International Vice-Captain
haroon510 said:
the future bowler of pakistan leaving the commentators in suprise with his performance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8nJo-6_GLQ&feature=PlayList&p=E18C7AD9975BC9A0&index=0
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The English commentators for some reason glossed over his performance on the sky cast, Rob Key even said "But when he gets into higher level cricket he'll just be a one trick pony and the batsman will work him of their legs" And i was thinking, how the hell do you work that of your legs???
 
Fusion

Fusion

Global Moderator
Xuhaib said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiKTDH0ITyE&mode=related&search=

Qadir wins it for Pakistan.
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I remember watching this match as a little kid, at least the winning runs. Even more then Qadir winning it, I remember it for Walsh's great sportsmanship. Salim Jaffer at the non-striker's end was constantly leaving the crease for a run, even before the ball would be bowled. On one of the deliveries, Walsh simply stopped as he got to the wicket and stared at Jaffer with arms on his hips. Jaffer scurried back, but would've been easily out had Walsh wanted. Considering that was the last wicket and how close the match was, I gained major respect for Walsh after that. If memory serves, the organizers even gave Walsh some sort of a Sportsmanship award in the post-match ceremonies.
 
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nightprowler10

nightprowler10

Global Moderator
Fusion said:
I remember watching this match as a little kid, at least the winning runs. Even more then Qadir winning it, I remember it for Walsh's great sportsmanship. Salim Jaffer at the non-striker's end was constantly leaving the crease for a run, even before the ball would be bowled. On one of the deliveries, Walsh simply stopped as he got to the wicket and stared at Jaffer with arms on his hips. Jaffer scurried back, but would've been easily out had Walsh wanted. Considering that was the last wicket and how close the match was, I gained major respect for Walsh after that. If memory serves, the organizers even gave Walsh some sort of a Sportsmanship award in the post-match ceremonies.
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Gun.

Who's in your avatar btw? Seem familiar.
 
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