Bit of a death march.Sandakan strikes.
you seem like a really fun personVoges is a decent county bat. His average is a stain against Test cricket and competitive sport in general.
Voges is a decent county bat. His average is a stain against Test cricket and competitive sport in general.
As you are a stain on this once great forumVoges is a decent county bat. His average is a stain against Test cricket and competitive sport in general.
being this madVoges is a decent county bat. His average is a stain against Test cricket and competitive sport in general.
i feel the second half of this post needs reconsideringSmith needs to use his feet as it doesn't seem he's picking Sandakan too well.
Burns has just been forcefully penetrated. Lovely bowling
Man you're posting in this thread has superhumanly terribleVoges is a decent county bat. His average is a stain against Test cricket and competitive sport in general.
Not a chance. He hasn't picked a single ball yet.Sigh, he's going to score a hundred now isn't he?
It's a genuine concern. We've seen examples where it's been proven that ball tracking is far from perfect. There was that one posted in a thread not long ago, a ball Hazlewood bowled de villiers with in a recent ODI. They went back and used Hawkeye ball tracking to see how it swung, and the "actual path of the ball" said it was missing the stumps. And this was a ball that clean bowled the batsman.I know I am almost certainly wrong but those are the ones where I have 1-2% doubt about the veracity of ball tracking..
He’s only ever scored three 100s away, all in one year and one series (2014) against South Africa. That is a poor, poor record for an opener.thats not true is it?
been lethal in south africa and always scored decently in england without ever really pushing on. easily the best opener going.
Yeah that de Villiers bowled was really damning. Before that, I was firmly in the "it's still better than the naked eye" camp. And I still am, its obviously better than nothing. But it's clearly far worse than most people think.It's a genuine concern. We've seen examples where it's been proven that ball tracking is far from perfect. There was that one posted in a thread not long ago, a ball Hazlewood bowled de villiers with in a recent ODI. They went back and used Hawkeye ball tracking to see how it swung, and the "actual path of the ball" said it was missing the stumps. And this was a ball that clean bowled the batsman.
Go figure
Yeah that de Villiers bowled was really damning. Before that, I was firmly in the "it's still better than the naked eye" camp. And I still am, its obviously better than nothing. But it's clearly far worse than most people think.It's a genuine concern. We've seen examples where it's been proven that ball tracking is far from perfect. There was that one posted in a thread not long ago, a ball Hazlewood bowled de villiers with in a recent ODI. They went back and used Hawkeye ball tracking to see how it swung, and the "actual path of the ball" said it was missing the stumps. And this was a ball that clean bowled the batsman.
Go figure