nah, he was just looking to time everything and play late, otherwise he would have been fine with that pace. He was playing Boult wellish at around the same speedI'm happy to see Ryder scoring some runs against a genuinely quick bowler since he looked a bit out of touch when Kuggs went up around the 140 mark in a t20.
Yeah, probably right.nah, he was just looking to time everything and play late, otherwise he would have been fine with that pace. He was playing Boult wellish at around the same speed
yeah but it's hard to argue with them really. He's undeniably the second best batsman playing competitive cricket in NZ.Nope, no huge ton for Jesse - Tastle's incredible cbf honey trap wins out in the end. Still, a run a ball 120 should be enough to induce the usual "Jesse Ryder's a freak, get 'im in the team!" media reaction.
Hmmm. Your post was made at 2.57pm, so I reckon Hamish Bennett got two wickets as you were typing that. Which has to be one of the finest hexes ever.Will be interesting to see how much the pitch has dried out, with pace not being able to take a wicket today even though the seamers accounted for all 10 yesterday on a pretty green deck
Yeah he picked up 3 straight after i posted that. Goes to show how useful a quicker bowler can be to mop up the lower order.Hmmm. Your post was made at 2.57pm, so I reckon Hamish Bennett got two wickets as you were typing that. Which has to be one of the finest hexes ever.
Yup.Out for 120 to Astle. I imagine it was caught on the boundary.
cos he gave a chance when on 75?Yup.
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From the sounds of it, he got a repreive when he was on 75, though it's tough to know for certain without digging into the vault. If so, his first chance average isn't looking too flash.
I have a sneaking suspicion that M Bracewell will be the next in the long line of promising, but ultimately unproven players to be drafted into the team ahead of proven domestic performers.Glad to see Bracewell in the runs too. He seems a so much more confident and accomplished player than he was even a year ago.
Nah. Now that we actually have A tours. They will be used as stepping stones. Cachopa performed on A tour, so he is ahead of Bracewell.I have a sneaking suspicion that M Bracewell will be the next in the long line of promising, but ultimately unproven players to be drafted into the team ahead of proven domestic performers.
It kinda makes me hate him already, tbh.