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Who else has been saying one more over before bed for the past hour
I can make it to tea, still gives me 6 hours sleep
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Who else has been saying one more over before bed for the past hour
Not out
Missing leg
Don't tell me the umpire got one right
In my almost 40 years on this earth it’s Lara, Tendulkar and SmithSteven Smith's story is just about the most amazing story of cricket. I can't believe how far he has progressed from a partime leg spinner-batsman to one of the best ever batsmen in world cricket. If you took any cricket tragic from the 80s or 90s from a time machine and showed him a footage of Smith, it's highly likely that they'll mistake him for a bowler who can throw his bat around. He'll say you're bonkers if you revealed him as one who is quite possibly the best ever batsman after Bradman.
There is nothing orthodox about Steve Smith, everything about him is unorthodox except for the fact that he manages to meet the ball in the middle of his bat pretty much every time. I remember being very annoyed when I first saw Steve Smith in the IPL. I used to think of him as a bowler who could throw his bat around and it is always annoying when such a batsman hurts your team because you think he's clearly not good enough and flukes his way to runs. Smith used to hit a lot of unorthodox strokes, hitting the balls in unusual places and it annoyed the heck out of me when he did it against my team lol. I can't believe I ever thought of him like that when I think back now lol.
Just goes to show you you don't need to have the most orthodox technique in the world especially if you have the best ever hand eye coordination in world cricket. I think he's well on his way to being the best after Bradman if he maintains this seemingly never ending purple patch of form but like always you wonder how long he will manage to have this insane hand eye coordination.
Working from home tomorrow. 6 hours should be enough if i set the alarm for 8:59I can make it to tea, still gives me 6 hours sleep
With his second stint he was picked at pretty much the lowest point of his FC form, so it was no surprise it carried over into Tests. His first Test stint looked OK with the bat, not top six material; but as putrid as putrid can be with the gloves.Wade was extremely profilic early on in his career if I recall. Averaged 50 in his first few sheild seasons in what was probably a golden era of fast bowlers in Aust domestic cricket. He's also had big talent.
I suspect the pressure of Australian selection made him stop enjoying his cricket and his form suffered.
NoDo you still get reviews back every 80 overs?
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I know what we're doing. We're batting them out of the game. I'm just saying the poms won't score 150 regardless, it's hard to describe how utterly wrecked this pitch is. Add Lyon to the mix with a sprinkle of Pattinson, Cummins and Siddle and they're completely stuffedWe want to take the game well into day 5
Look at Nasser literally trying to plot Smiths demise. Throughs in the no Anderson excuse.
Salty campaigner of the highest order.
I agree, you can even see the sadness on the bowlers faces as they bowl to him. They know they won’t be able to get him out on a dead pitch like this, it just won’t happen.Been watching cricket for a while now and I dont think I've ever seen someone batting with such complete disdain. Smith is literally taking the piss and bored of this crap. He looks like the only way they could get him out is if he fell asleep from boredom mid bowling action.
nah, when the system changed to "you keep your review on umpire's call" (you used to lose them even if it was umpire's call) then they also took away the regaining of reviews upon the 80 over mark. Now you get 2 for your innings and that's it.Had to review it as they get their reviews back at 80 overs don't they?