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**Official** Pakistan and Sri Lanka in UAE

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Really like to know what Misbah's thought process is. 2 off 49 and counting? Not like it's even an overly defensive field.
 

Spark

Global Moderator
okay i often make jokes about batsmen taking their time but this is ridiculous.

edit: holy **** he scored another run
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
When you're 1-0 up in a two Test series, lose the toss and concede 413 in the first innings, run-rate is not really your prime concern. The problem with Misbah though is that he has very limited strike rotation abilities so if he's not trying to get on top of the bowling with strokeplay then he's just not scoring at all. Him suddenly opening the shoulders just now and hitting two fours after stonewalling for 15 overs is of no surprise at all; that's how he bats.
 
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BoyBrumby

Englishman
When you're 1-0 up in a Test two series, lose the toss and concede 413 in the first innings, run-rate is not really your prime concern. The problem with Misbah though is that he has very limited strike rotation abilities so if he's not trying to get on top of the bowling with strokeplay then he's just not scoring at all. Him suddenly opening the shoulders just now and hitting two fours after stonewalling for 15 overs is of no surprise at all; that's how he bats.
Dead batting half-volleys is never good tho. Especially when there's an easy single on offer to long off.
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Lovely nut from Wele that; swung in and then seamed away. Tired looked shot from Younis, but lovely delivery.
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Danny Morrison just said "Chocolate teddies for tea". :unsure:

Anybody? Accompanied a leg-side half-volley so assume it means a gift, but odd turn of phrase.
 

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