*reverseslog sweep every ball
Not the best of months to play cricket. Very unpredictable weather. The rain eased out a bit in last two days but we are still left with three days and I am not optimistic at all that we will get full five daysOn the forecast are thunderstorms on all five days of the 1st test match...might not have full 5 days play.
Yeah; it's sound enough advice when you still play the ball late, under your eyes, and with soft hands. But look at Maxwell vs Agar in the third video down here. The ball at 0:06 isn't a 'beauty', hell, it's not even Taijul's stock ball -- Maxwell presses forward hard, gets his foot nowhere near the pitch of the ball, leaves a massive gap between bat and pad because #UseYourBat, jams his hands well out in front of his eyeline, and nicks it basically off the shoulder to first slip.That's the Dravid training technique isn't it.
Imagine if they were doing this and Watson was still in the team...The Australians have been training sans-front pad, apparently in order to make sure they're using their bats (such that they don't get trapped LBW by Mehedi).
I for one look forward to everyone playing with hard hands well in front of their pads, and nicking off to regulation deliveries from Shakib and Taijul all series.
Ball every sweep slog.*reverse
Should have played it in England in June.Not the best of months to play cricket. Very unpredictable weather. The rain eased out a bit in last two days but we are still left with three days and I am not optimistic at all that we will get full five days
Na **** that. Bad enough we have to put up with you ****s in the country every 4 years as it is.Should have played it in England in June.
How do you think we feel having you here ****ing permanently?!Na **** that. Bad enough we have to put up with you ****s in the country every 4 years as it is.
It could be worse, you could have Sri in your neighborhood.........oh wait.How do you think we feel having you here ****ing permanently?!
If they were absolute greentops it might actually help the Banglas significantly. There's nothing that shortens the gap between quality and non-quality fast bowling like a wicket that's seaming all over the place. All you need to do is get it in the right areas and hope for luck getting you movement/edges.What chance these pitches being really under prepared due to the weather? Would be entertaining if they it were so
He's not in my neighbourhood ffs. He's in my old neighbourhood.It could be worse, you could have Sri in your neighborhood.........oh wait.
Last time they played on something resembling a greentop Binny picked up 6/8If they were absolute greentops it might actually help the Banglas significantly. There's nothing that shortens the gap between quality and non-quality fast bowling like a wicket that's seaming all over the place. All you need to do is get it in the right areas and hope for luck getting you movement/edges.
Tbh if I was Bangladesh I'd almost rather go that option than a dry turner (in a hypothetical world where controlling the pitches is easy)