thierry henry
International Coach
Franklin just bowled a 132kph bouncer followed by a 131kph bouncer that sconed Trott!
There are worse tbh. It's more the words that are the problem with McMillan's commentary, rather than the pronunciation.We've got McMillan on our comm now. He's very Kiwi, isn't he? Broadest accent this side of Corey Jane.
It's difficult to argue against his average of 50, but to your point a SR <75 in this era is substandard. Perhaps the English selectors want him to play that sheet anchor role to compliment their stroke-makers in the middle order.Which is what he has that Trott doesn't. I like Trott, but I just don't see what he can do to dictate accurate bowling and accelerate his inning. He's usually fine playing the quicks up top if there are a few bad balls, and milking the spinners in the middle, but he has no release shot.
Fair enough.There are worse tbh. It's more the words that are the problem with McMillan's commentary, rather than the pronunciation.
I don't have an issue with his overall strike rate, especially given his average. However, today has been pretty frustrating for me. Every over in the lead up to the wicket Bell was charging down the pitch, searching for the big shot, while Trott couldn't get a move along. Given Bell was clearly batting better, Trott should've taken it on himself to take the pressure off Bell by increasing his scoring rate IMO.It's difficult to argue against his average of 50, but to your point a SR <75 in this era is substandard. Perhaps the English selectors want him to play that sheet anchor role to compliment their stroke-makers in the middle order.
I can't help think having both Cook and Trott the your top 3 will limit England's ability for really big scores.
^ What happened? Did you break up with Skippy?![]()
IndeedThere are worse tbh. It's more the words that are the problem with McMillan's commentary, rather than the pronunciation.