Soooo..whats the take on Seales escorting the ball to the boundary to keep the tail ender on strike?
Ruthless pursuit of victory and killer instinct or poor sportsmanship?
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Soooo..whats the take on Seales escorting the ball to the boundary to keep the tail ender on strike?
Ruthless pursuit of victory and killer instinct or poor sportsmanship?
@Cheeks
when we all reflecting on a great performance why on earth would you want to bring that up...heavens above!!!
Nothing different from Haynes holding up play with tedious field-setting to kill time and save the game.
@Cheeks
Then the same should apply when a batsman refuses an easy single to keep the tail-ender off strike. It's a tactical decision, not poor sportsmanship.
@Brerzerk
So much highlights an performances to discuss an ppl wan talk scunt.....biggup Ravi for the discipline the bowlers showed in the 2nd inns ...very impressive!!
@CCW
I am super glad for the win. Just know that.
Some peeps here never were distracted from blasting people after a win before...so...what's changed.
@CCW
Maaaan..I did not pass judgment .I asked..
One of the commies mentioned it...dat is all.
@Cheeks
Ok bro... but everything has a time an place ...an dis wasn't the time or place!
@Cheeks
I don't like it, was uncalled for, also on that wicket why would I not want to bowl to Babar
@Poggy
Then the same should apply when a batsman refuses an easy single to keep the tail-ender off strike. It's a tactical decision, not poor sportsmanship.
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Excellent point!
@voiceofreason
Instead of focusing on positives ppl choose to focus on negative shyte...lawd!!!
@Cheeks
On the other hand, Baber caught the ball almost directly from the bat and handed it back to Jayden, I know the rules did change but I think technically he could have appealed but Jayden made no issue of it
Bish, on commentary complimented him for sticking to the spirit of the game.