debut: 12/26/07
34,788 runs
Will somebody please pass the Baygon?
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West Indies vs Australia, 1st Test
debut: 8/24/03
1,723 runs
Testing over from SJ. On target from ball one. BW defended cautiously. AJ now from the Marshall end
debut: 12/26/07
34,788 runs
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Akshat: "I already prepared for an "Edged and Dropped" comment off Joseph in next couple of overs!"
That's terrible.
debut: 1/4/03
266,148 runs
Nathan Lyon:
It's been a couple of exciting days of Test cricket, Test cricket is challenging with different conditions in different parts of the world. There's no limit, it's about going out and doing the basics right and try to put pressure on the opposition when the opportunity comes. Every run is gold, no rocket science there, we need try to get our lead as high as we can. I think there's little bit of spin there, there has been a lot in it for the fast bowlers, if an opportunity comes, I will try to take it with both hands, a big day is coming up for us.
It's been a couple of exciting days of Test cricket, Test cricket is challenging with different conditions in different parts of the world. There's no limit, it's about going out and doing the basics right and try to put pressure on the opposition when the opportunity comes. Every run is gold, no rocket science there, we need try to get our lead as high as we can. I think there's little bit of spin there, there has been a lot in it for the fast bowlers, if an opportunity comes, I will try to take it with both hands, a big day is coming up for us.
debut: 8/24/03
1,723 runs
Non threatening over from AJ. Batsmen and bowlers feeling each other out. SJ almost had TH. That one kept low. This is a bad sign re the pitch
debut: 1/4/03
266,148 runs
Day 3: 1st Session
AUS 96/4 (35) CRR: 2.74
Australia lead by 86 runs
Beau Webster 21(32)
Travis Head 15(41)
AUS 96/4 (35) CRR: 2.74
Australia lead by 86 runs
Beau Webster 21(32)
Travis Head 15(41)
debut: 1/4/03
266,148 runs
35.2
Shamar Joseph to Head, FOUR, intent from Head! That's his style and more often than not it works for him!
Shamar Joseph to Head, FOUR, intent from Head! That's his style and more often than not it works for him!
debut: 8/24/03
1,723 runs
Teasing line and length from SJ. TH on the defensive. Aussie looking to play themselves in. Flick through the on side for 2.
debut: 6/14/19
3,132 runs
HEAD MUST MUDDAH THE REDOOOO.
SHAMELESS EEDIOT PLAYING CRICKET AFTER DOING ALL THE THINGS.
SHAMELESS EEDIOT PLAYING CRICKET AFTER DOING ALL THE THINGS.
debut: 1/4/03
266,148 runs
36.1
Alzarri Joseph to Webster, FOUR, lovely stroke! 134.4kph length ball around off, Webster leans into it and drives it on the up past the left side of mid-off. All timing and grace on that shot and he gets full value for it
Alzarri Joseph to Webster, FOUR, lovely stroke! 134.4kph length ball around off, Webster leans into it and drives it on the up past the left side of mid-off. All timing and grace on that shot and he gets full value for it
debut: 11/14/02
201,189 runs
Wickets my side - leh we go
Dropped to rhatid Greaves this time
Cuss him AlJo
Dropped to rhatid Greaves this time
Cuss him AlJo
debut: 1/4/03
266,148 runs
DROPPED by Greaves
7 th in de match for WI
36.5
Alzarri Joseph to Head, no run, dropped! How often have we seen the Windies drop a catch in the slip cordon in this game! In the corridor of uncertainty, pitches and then straightens to square Head up. He pushes at it and gets a thick outside edge. Greaves at second slip dives to his left and gets his hands to it but the ball pops out. Should have taken that
7 th in de match for WI
36.5
Alzarri Joseph to Head, no run, dropped! How often have we seen the Windies drop a catch in the slip cordon in this game! In the corridor of uncertainty, pitches and then straightens to square Head up. He pushes at it and gets a thick outside edge. Greaves at second slip dives to his left and gets his hands to it but the ball pops out. Should have taken that
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debut: 8/24/03
1,723 runs
Another dropped catch...seven and counting. I asked Sammy about that yesterday. Said he was extremely unhappy with them.
debut: 6/29/10
5,555 runs
In reply to CricSham
Jeez...these are not slip specialists. Another easy one.
Jeez...these are not slip specialists. Another easy one.
debut: 1/4/03
266,148 runs
In reply to CricSham
too many dropped catches
Australia lead by 100 runs
too many dropped catches
Australia lead by 100 runs
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debut: 8/24/03
1,723 runs
In reply to Narper
At the Press Conference yesterday I said to Sammy that this is test cricket not high school and its absolutely unacceptable. He concurred and pointedly said that he has addressed it in a firm way. But the truth is they are not babies. They should take responsibility. This morning they were practicing slip catching for some 30 mins. Go figure
At the Press Conference yesterday I said to Sammy that this is test cricket not high school and its absolutely unacceptable. He concurred and pointedly said that he has addressed it in a firm way. But the truth is they are not babies. They should take responsibility. This morning they were practicing slip catching for some 30 mins. Go figure
debut: 11/4/09
12,234 runs
Alzarri has lots of fans
Glad BCA has allowed free entry to students in Uniform (surprised more schools didn’t take up this opportunity on a Friday)
Glad BCA has allowed free entry to students in Uniform (surprised more schools didn’t take up this opportunity on a Friday)
debut: 12/26/07
34,788 runs
In reply to WIForever
Yes, that facting 3rd humpire.
If we lose...we know why
Yes, that facting 3rd humpire.
debut: 11/4/09
12,234 runs
Sammy and Rawle Lewis rubbing their face on the replay of that last drop catch
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