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Group C - New Zealand, England, Kenya, Canada

GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
It's Ricky Martin - and I was talking about our esteemed Martyn Corrin - AKA GIMH.

AND VETTORI BOWLING NO-BALLS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bloody ridiculous.
Spinners should be banned from bowling for the rest of the match if they bowl a no-ball tbh, it's inexcusable
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
Yip. too true. Especially with the Larsen and Harris 'dibbly dobbly" combo.

Vettori a much better ODI bowler these days.
Haha, calling Harris and especially Larsen "dibbly-dobbly" is about as harsh at it comes.

Both were very, very high-class slow seamers (don't know how fast Larsen was - might have been medium, might have been medium-fast - but Harris was slow-medium) and top ODI bowlers.
 

KiWiNiNjA

International Coach
Haha, calling Harris and especially Larsen "dibbly-dobbly" is about as harsh at it comes.

Both were very, very high-class slow seamers (don't know how fast Larsen was - might have been medium, might have been medium-fast - but Harris was slow-medium) and top ODI bowlers.
Yeah, but they were, what was known back then, as the NZ 'dibbly dobbly's'.
 

Loony BoB

International Captain
I've seen it happen when the bowler's foot skids over the line, and I'm okay with that. Can't expect the ground to always work to your favour. These no balls are legit, I take it, though - given your reaction.
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
I've seen it happen when the bowler's foot skids over the line, and I'm okay with that. Can't expect the ground to always work to your favour. These no balls are legit, I take it, though - given your reaction.
Spinners should just never get anywhere near the popping-crease - it's inexcusable.

They should bowl with their feet a good yard behind it if neccessary.
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
About 0.6 IIRR.

Should probably talk more 30 or 40cm behind, though.

Dunno why I said yards, TBH, I always talk in metric normally.
 

Loony BoB

International Captain
3 feet / 91.4cm

Wouldn't put 'em a yard back from the line. Gives the batsmen too much time to see the ball, given they're bowling so slow, it'd make a big difference.
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
Spinners only bowl at 50mph or so, batsmen have plenty of time.

Maybe a yard's a bit of an exaggeration but they should certainly get a good 30 or 40cm back.
 

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