yep the biggest cheat of them all
There is your spirit of the game England ....win some lose some...you reap what you sow
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yep the biggest cheat of them all
I'm still outraged by a time in junior cricket when after taking a catch I threw the ball in the air to celebrate and the umpire gave it not out because i didn't catch it again! Douchebag had nfiI’ve never heard that…must have been a local thing
Once you have control of the ball, it’s a catch - you can chuck it away, roll it to the bowler…put it on the ground, it’s still a catch
Reallyreally?
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TBF if a thousand monkeys type randomly, they'll be as correct as a broken clock, twice a day. So once in a 5 day test is actually pretty poor.Tbf he did also earlier say that bairstow was an idiot for leaving crease
100% its sour grapes and disgusting from the English teamAs I assume many have been saying on here, I don't exactly love the Bairstow dismissal, but the hypocrisy of England having a whinge and saying they would have withdrawn the appeal is hilarious, because people have just dragged out all the occasions where they (and McCullum did exactly the same). Including Bairstow in the same bloody Test. If it's cheating, England are cheats too. Stop trying to scramble to some imaginary high moral ground.
Better team won in the end, despite all the nonsense.
Actually, Bairstowe cost them the first Test, and would have made SWA difference in this one. The arrogance of just waddling down the pitch like he owned the place cost him his wicket.Love this assumption too that Bairstow being out cost them a win
Absolutely nailed it mate, 100% it would be lauded as Bazball genius if it was the other way around.Carey should be commended on the execution. Keepers often miss with those throws with the ball in the glove. He had only one chance, because once he tried it, Bairstow would be onto it. Carey watched him stupidly walk out of his crease every ball of the over and could have tried it any time, but he waited until the pattern was firmly established and then went for it.
It was excellent cricket from Carey and you can guarantee 100% if Bairstow had pulled this off against Labs, the Poms would be lauding how brilliant it was and how it was so Bazball by thinking outside the box to do things nobody else does. No way in hell Stokes would call the batter back. He'd be whooping it up like the rest of his self indulgent and arrogant teammates.
Watching this, the funniest thing is the short leg fieldsman (not sure who it is) when he sees the ball hit the stumps.
He turns to appeal to the square leg umpire. "Whoops, he's not there, he must be on the other side of the pitch".
Didn't notice it last night.
Someone earlier referenced Johnny Walker - if a talented person could redo this logo:
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But change:
Walker to Bairstow.
Make the mad hold a cricket bat instead of a cane, wear a cricket helmet instead of a top hat, and pads instead of boots..... that would be gold.
Watching this, the funniest thing is the short leg fieldsman (not sure who it is) when he sees the ball hit the stumps.
He turns to appeal to the square leg umpire. "Whoops, he's not there, he must be on the other side of the pitch".
Carey threw the ball indicating the play was not dead and the fat idiot left his creaseCarey threw the ball when Bairstow was still in the crease. he was not out of it.
This idea he was stumped unfairly is complete and utter horse s**t.
Imagine spending thirty years on the waiting list of the MCC only to throw it away because you don't understand the game properly.and the treatment of the Aussie players when entering the change rooms through the Long room by the MCC members was an absolute disgrace they should be fined and banned for life
Also indicates that Bairstow had a habit of going walkabouts as you don't just ping it at the stumps on a whimCarey threw the ball indicating the play was not dead and the fat idiot left his crease