sanga1337
U19 Captain
Nah thats gotta be Chanderpaul
. He must be the very definition of a battler.still a great century by Katich. He really deserves that considering how well he's been batting.
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. He must be the very definition of a battler.still a great century by Katich. He really deserves that considering how well he's been batting.
aussie tragic
International Captain
How does Marshall get a game?
I know he's only 22 and has potential but he only averages 25.00 in FC cricket and he doesn't even have a FC century (HS 82)
....how lucky is Australia that we have a 19 yr old Phil Hughes who averages 60+ in FC...
I know he's only 22 and has potential but he only averages 25.00 in FC cricket and he doesn't even have a FC century (HS 82)
....how lucky is Australia that we have a 19 yr old Phil Hughes who averages 60+ in FC...
pasag
RTDAS
Indeed, the million dollar question.
to me ive always said there are three crabs in world cricketNah thats gotta be Chanderpaul
still a great century by Katich. He really deserves that considering how well he's been batting.
Chanderpaul is the king of the crabs... he is Kingler in pokemon
and then Smith and Katich are Krabbys... with Smith almost evolving to Kingler.. but not quite
(i am so pokemon nerdy ^_^ )
the crabs are doing well in world cricket atm
sanga1337
U19 Captain
interesting comparison there.
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
Why?
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
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[B]Darren says:[/B]
tickle down leg was it?
[B]Darren says:[/B]
so unlucky
[B]Darren says:[/B]
listening on radio itbt
[B]Nath - BT says:[/B]
ahh. yeah. took the face of it tbh
[B]Nath - BT says:[/B]
hardly unlucky. just felt for it.
[B]Darren says:[/B]
nah no way, thats the unluckiest way to get out
[B]Darren says:[/B]
down leg
[B]Nath - BT says:[/B]
haha, why?
[B]Darren says:[/B]
just didnt get enough on it
[B]Darren says:[/B]
everyone will tell you
[B]Darren says:[/B]
you get a mm more bat on it and it goes for four
[B]Darren says:[/B]
it's a **** ball
[B]Nath - BT says:[/B]
haha. should have got more bat on it then
[B]Nath - BT says:[/B]
was a good length, good movement. still have to hit it
[B]Darren says:[/B]
nah unlucky dismissal
[B]Nath - BT says:[/B]
(face)
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Katich invites getting out like that more than most with the way he shuffles across, IMO.
It's a **** of a way to get out, but I still think actually getting a good ball would be more unlucky tbh; he should have put it away. As Gelman said, he was looking really bad anyway.
Nevertheless, a very good innings. I was very impressed with how straight he played early on.. I was a bit pessimistic about Katich opening given the way he tends to flick his wrists through his drives, but he just extended his defensive shots early on as any good opener would. I can certainly see him "doing a Langer" - the situations are ridiculously similar. Gutsy left handed middle order batsman with moderate success in Test cricket, travelling as the reserve batsman on tour - thrown in the opening position due to the lack of a spare opener in the squad...
It's a **** of a way to get out, but I still think actually getting a good ball would be more unlucky tbh; he should have put it away. As Gelman said, he was looking really bad anyway.
Nevertheless, a very good innings. I was very impressed with how straight he played early on.. I was a bit pessimistic about Katich opening given the way he tends to flick his wrists through his drives, but he just extended his defensive shots early on as any good opener would. I can certainly see him "doing a Langer" - the situations are ridiculously similar. Gutsy left handed middle order batsman with moderate success in Test cricket, travelling as the reserve batsman on tour - thrown in the opening position due to the lack of a spare opener in the squad...
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Symonds deserves some bad lack though, surely.Symonds gone.
Gotta consider yourself unlucky when you're caught down the leg side.
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
Frothin' at the opportunity of seeing MacGill get pounded today.
Haha Clarke. Must be the cool way to get out these days.
Haha Clarke. Must be the cool way to get out these days.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Lots has been said about Clarke's timing, but what I think has been most impressive is his footwork. Most batsmen will tell you that the first thing that goes if you haven't prepared as you'd like is your feet, and Clarke has been in perfect position for basically every shot he's played since ball one.