Maybe you had to scroll up and the second line was chronologically before the first line?
Looks a very different pitch now to the one in the first 10 overs.Buttler with a nice 50... almost as if getting yourself in on a difficult pitch is part of the game, rather than just swinging from ball one.
Yes that is normal on cricket pitches where the bowlers aren't just expected to be spectators and have an opportunity to move the ball... hence the not throwing you bat at everything mindlessly and realizing how the cricket is played...Looks a very different pitch now to the one in the first 10 overs.
Thanks for the advice. I'm sure to pass it on to the current ODI and T20 world champions.Yes that is normal on cricket pitches where the bowlers aren't just expected to be spectators and have an opportunity to move the ball... hence the not throwing you bat at everything mindlessly and realizing how the cricket is played...
2 down, 1 to go. Impressive from these two.Partnership records I've my eye on -
4th wicket for England - 226, Strauss & Flintoff vs West Indies 2004
England away - also 226, Bopara & Morgan vs Ireland 2004
4th wicket for anyone away - 252, du Plessis & Miller for SA against Australia in Hobart, 2018
Or it was a tough pitch for 10 overs and then flattened out with some sun on it.Yes that is normal on cricket pitches where the bowlers aren't just expected to be spectators and have an opportunity to move the ball... hence the not throwing you bat at everything mindlessly and realizing how the cricket is played...
Maybe just Roy and Duckett… it seems that Buttler and Malan understand how it works.Thanks for the advice. I'm sure to pass it on to the current ODI and T20 world champions.
Yes, hence why you don’t throw your bat at everything mindlessly and give yourself an opportunity later…Or it was a tough pitch for 10 overs and then flattened out with some sun on it.