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*Official* Australia tour of New Zealand Feb-Mar 2024

quincywagstaff

International Debutant
Every time a 10th wicket partnership happens like this over the past 20 years the comms always seem to say the same things (field needs to be more aggressive, fielders lack energy in the field, etc...)
 

GotSpin

Hall of Fame Member
Every time a 10th wicket partnership happens like this over the past 20 years the comms always seem to say the same things (field needs to be more aggressive, fielders lack energy in the field, etc...)
Spreading the field on the boundary for five balls is such a losing strategy
 

quincywagstaff

International Debutant
Spreading the field on the boundary for five balls is such a losing strategy
Thing is every side has done it in recent decades; can't remember a captain that doesn't do it to some extent.

First time I recall it happening was when Mark Taylor did it in Test in South Africa in 96/97 and comms being baffled by his tactics; and it's been the same process from captains and comms ever since.
 

GotSpin

Hall of Fame Member
Thing is every side has done it in recent decades; can't remember a captain that doesn't do it to some extent.

First time I recall it happening was when Mark Taylor did it in Test in South Africa in 96/97 and comms being baffled by his tactics; and it's been the same process from captains and comms ever since.
Its a pretty frustrating tactic to watch as well
 

Flametree

International 12th Man
Are we into checking highest 10th wicket partnerships ever territory yet? Where does the Lees-collinge (?) partnership rank these days?
 

Burgey

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The White Sobers lays back and blazes a hapless Southee through cover point off the back foot
 

King Kane

International Regular
Any chance we can try bowling a yorker to Hazlewood or even just bowling something on the stumps? He has to miss one eventually.

Instead we keep bowling it either too short to him or too wide outside off where he can have a free swing at it.
 

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