I noticed this in the last test and just seen it again now. I wonder if it’s worth Buttler throwing the stumps down when labushagne leaves. He does this movement every so often where he steps forward and swings his bat around. Back foot does come out by quite a bit.
I noticed this in the last test and just seen it again now. I wonder if it’s worth Buttler throwing the stumps down when labushagne leaves. He does this movement every so often where he steps forward and swings his bat around. Back foot does come out by quite a bit.
Everything warner does, his face, the way he moves, his walk, that stupid way he twirls his bat and puts it under his arm for every ball, every fucking movement makes him look like an arrogant arse and I hate him.
Everything warner does, his face, the way he moves, his walk, that stupid way he twirls his bat and puts it under his arm for every ball, every fucking movement makes him look like an arrogant arse and I hate him.
Totally agree but he is everything we could do with at the top of the order
Everything warner does, his face, the way he moves, his walk, that stupid way he twirls his bat and puts it under his arm for every ball, every fucking movement makes him look like an arrogant arse and I hate him.
Reading between the lines, am I correct in saying you don't like him? 😂
Everything warner does, his face, the way he moves, his walk, that stupid way he twirls his bat and puts it under his arm for every ball, every fucking movement makes him look like an arrogant arse and I hate him.
Totally agree but he is everything we could do with at the top of the order
Cant bat in England? Exactly the same as our openers
From The Guardian's coverage of today's test, a comment from a reader:
“I have a lovely memory of taking my very bright eight-year-old son to the 1994-95 Ashes game at Adelaide Oval,” writes Don. “An English batter hit a ball racing to the boundary with the Aussie fielder chasing it. The crowd was calling out and he asked me why. I said because they are encouraging him to get the ball. He looked at me and said, ‘But surely he is already running as fast as he can.’”
Shane Warne over the course of one over in commentary goi g from”Wack him out the ground” to “Just hang in there” the game can ebb and flow, but not that quickly.
Warne is just a complete knob of a commentator. Spent 5 mins saying they had to hit root out the attack then warner almost plays on and he says "not long till the break just play him out and get through, don't get out to the part timer"
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Warner 1 (26)
Labuschagne 6 (7)
Only downside is we've already lost 2 reviews.
Our over rate is slow again though.
We'd better get on with it because overs 80-90 could be absolutely vital with the new ball under lights.
Warner 14 n/o
Labuschagne 10 n/o
st. Buttler b. Anderson would be quite a trophy.
40 minute break and then back at it.
Totally agree but he is everything we could do with at the top of the order
“I have a lovely memory of taking my very bright eight-year-old son to the 1994-95 Ashes game at Adelaide Oval,” writes Don. “An English batter hit a ball racing to the boundary with the Aussie fielder chasing it. The crowd was calling out and he asked me why. I said because they are encouraging him to get the ball. He looked at me and said, ‘But surely he is already running as fast as he can.’”