Reminds me of the Max Walker comms from a 12th man recording. "Brings his left foot forward, closely followed by the right, now the left, then the right, repeats this motion up to the crease, rotates the arm over his head and releases the ball while looking over his elbow at where he wants to put the ball" "it's called bowling max ya dickhead"
Their cricket team's not good either
Dude he was on comms when pant hit the winning runs at the gabba. Might be our good luck charm
*greatest
He can't have had that many innings in Brisbane, surely.
Yeah he at least does something which a lot of ball-by-ball guys forget - he defers to the expert. I actually think he would be a good radio commentator for that reason. No trouble keeping up with and describing the play, but happy to ask the expert commentator for their insight into what he's just described. That's where a guy like Bhogle has fisted himself imo. We now hear as much or more about what he thinks of the play than the ex-player(s) sitting next to him who's played a hundred tests or whatever.
Is it also him who has the habit of referring to players by their initial and then their last name? So like "S Smith" and "M Labuschagne" and "D Warner"? That's also quite irritating.
He's comfortably carrying the Australian bowling line up to our 6th WC triumph.
Yeah that's another one he does at times. Certainly somewhat annoying too
Yeah Cummins has been the pick of the seamers for me, he's adapted well to the conditions and bowled with a lot more craft than the other two.
Bhogle used to be good at not doing this. Think as time has gone on, he's gotten high off his own supply though.
Its the curse of the instagram era. The interviewers and such suddenly become experts in those fields.
Yeah it really does remind one of the heroic spells he bowled in the Gabba test of the border gavaskar trophy but was thwarted by Rishabh Pant playing an amazing innings and leading India to their greatest series victory of all time.
