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***Official*** Australia in South Africa + South Africa in Australia 2016/17
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Starfighter
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Stop making excuses you dill. Even an attacking batsmen should have the sense to leave that one.
TheJediBrah
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lol not sure about that
Starfighter
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Yeah, that looked pretty damn out.
morgieb
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NotMcKenzie
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2/2
TheJediBrah
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I agree with him tbh. The ball is seaming everywhere, you're just as likely to edge a forward defense than a wide slash. It's the classic "looks bad when you get out" kind of shot.
MW1304
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It's not news the bloke cacks it at the sight of swing.
Gnske
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Mmh same issue, massive gap between bat and pad and dodgy (non existant) movement into the ball.LBW close enough?
TheJediBrah
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It's uncanny how often lbws are umpire's call, even after they've reduced the margin.
I guess it shows they're doing a pretty decent job in general.
TheJediBrah
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lol wut
The Warner wicket moved away a mile off the seam. The Burns one came in significantly as well. **** technique from Burns though.
Can't disagree that it's **** though