He damn near cost England the Edgbaston Test by failing to give a plumb lbw against Kasprowicz 1st ball.Idiot is a tad harsh don't you think? Not sure if Bowden makes too many worse decisions than most of the elite panel tbh with the obvious exception of Taufel. I would have thought most English fans would hold him in higher esteem considering he got one of the decisions of the century right to help England to Ashes glory in 2005 - tongue-in-cheek of course
All's well that ends well ladHe damn near cost England the Edgbaston Test by failing to give a plumb lbw against Kasprowicz 1st ball.
Idiot as he believes an umpire is part of the entertainment and that his stupid and 'exciting' signals somehow add to the spectacle.Idiot is a tad harsh don't you think? Not sure if Bowden makes too many worse decisions than most of the elite panel tbh with the obvious exception of Taufel. I would have thought most English fans would hold him in higher esteem considering he got one of the decisions of the century right to help England to Ashes glory in 2005 - tongue-in-cheek of course
Not as flat as it will look when India are battingHow flats the wicket looking guys ?
I see, is that confidence or arrogance or maybe a delightful combination of both ?Not as flat as it will look when India are batting
Flatter than the chest of an Asian woman.How flats the wicket looking guys ?
Oh, I'm pretty confident that their batting lineup is a whole lot better than my boys.I see, is that confidence or arrogance or maybe a delightful combination of both ?
Collective lower-order centuries, maybe.How flats the wicket looking guys ?
Yuvraj, for most of his career, has been absolute rubbish with the ball. At times, I've thought, his batting may be affected by being called on to bowl so often. Boycs thinks (and many in India respect him so much) he's an occasional bowler who won't even get wickets in club cricket, though some others seem to rate him highly as a bowler. In this series and the one-dayers before this, however, he's been unusually impressive with the ball. Yes, he's still bowling rubbish, but seems to be bowling to take wickets and is not afraid to take a few risks. He's also bowled wicket-to-wicket a lot. With a great deal of competition for that extra batting spot, Yuvraj may leapfrog ahead of Badrinath, Pujara and Kaif if he plays as a spinner.Yuvraj still looks utterly innocuous and I still can't fathom how England have had such difficulty with him. Hugely disappointing. I don't mind struggling against Mishra and Harbhajan Singh because they're fine bowlers and this pitch has offered to turn to a reasonable degree, but Yuvraj isn't.
Quite possibly. I would also think that Shah must be wondering what has to happen for him to get a look at a test place.Given Vaughan has a contract and despite a modest recent record, he has to be a better bet than Bell