debut: 11/14/02
201,170 runs
65/4
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West Indies vs Australia, 1st Test
debut: 11/29/02
26,734 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Kept saying to myself everytime King on strike "don't leave if it too close......."
Gets out too often this way
Last Hope now
Kept saying to myself everytime King on strike "don't leave if it too close......."
Gets out too often this way
Last Hope now
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debut: 11/14/02
201,170 runs
Clataaax - top of off stump Hazelwood strikes
Brandon gawn fi 26
72/5
Should not have left dat one
Brandon gawn fi 26
72/5
Should not have left dat one
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debut: 11/26/06
62,361 runs
In reply to LBW375
precisely...
how de heck he could raise his bat to that ??
precisely...
how de heck he could raise his bat to that ??
debut: 4/6/05
4,712 runs
Back foot like a cement block. No back and across to cover off stump. Nothing footwork WTF!
debut: 1/4/03
266,093 runs
26.3
Hazlewood to Brandon King, out Bowled!! Oh dear! That's a bad misjudgement and King falls early on Day 2. Relentless bowling from Hazlewood, but that's a poor leave from the debutant. On a good length and angling back with the seam, King didn't account for the inward movement, doesn't cover the off-stump as he shouldered arms. Turns back in horror as he hears the sound of the death rattle, the ball crashing into the stumps and ending a promising knock.
Brandon King b Hazlewood 26(44) [4s-4]
Hazlewood to Brandon King, out Bowled!! Oh dear! That's a bad misjudgement and King falls early on Day 2. Relentless bowling from Hazlewood, but that's a poor leave from the debutant. On a good length and angling back with the seam, King didn't account for the inward movement, doesn't cover the off-stump as he shouldered arms. Turns back in horror as he hears the sound of the death rattle, the ball crashing into the stumps and ending a promising knock.
Brandon King b Hazlewood 26(44) [4s-4]
debut: 6/29/10
5,543 runs
In reply to seaegg99
Should have played at that ball. He does not know where his off stump was. It was probably 5th stump line. Eye on the ball.
Should have played at that ball. He does not know where his off stump was. It was probably 5th stump line. Eye on the ball.
debut: 10/10/16
1,454 runs
Based on these averages, we need some players to perform above expectations.
Test Batting Averages
Braithwaite 33.15
Campbell 26.11
Carty 17.90
King 26.00
Warrican 17.57
Chase 26.33
Hope 25.01
Greaves 21.00
Alzarri 11.88
Shamar 14.30
Seales 7.75
Test Batting Averages
Braithwaite 33.15
Campbell 26.11
Carty 17.90
King 26.00
Warrican 17.57
Chase 26.33
Hope 25.01
Greaves 21.00
Alzarri 11.88
Shamar 14.30
Seales 7.75
debut: 6/29/10
5,543 runs
Red Ball vs White Ball...if you play enough red ball you will know the ball seams for longer. You dont take chances with your off stump. Classic example why White Ball champs have to prove themselves in red ball to be worthy of selection.
debut: 1/4/03
266,093 runs
27.5
Mitchell Starc to Shai Hope, FOUR, straight down the ground
27.4
Mitchell Starc to Shai Hope, FOUR, creamed, beautifully played by Shai Hope - overpitched by Starc, width on offer and Hope leans into a stylish cover-drive, holds his shape and watches it race to the cover boundary
Mitchell Starc to Shai Hope, FOUR, straight down the ground
27.4
Mitchell Starc to Shai Hope, FOUR, creamed, beautifully played by Shai Hope - overpitched by Starc, width on offer and Hope leans into a stylish cover-drive, holds his shape and watches it race to the cover boundary
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