Craddock made a point on Whateley this morning about how bowlers may feel playing against Pucovski.
Apparently it is a topic of discussion within other squads.
Apparently it is a topic of discussion within other squads.
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what did they say?Craddock made a point on Whateley this morning about how bowlers may feel playing against Pucovski.
Apparently it is a topic of discussion within other squads.
Should he though?One of the all time great wastes of cricket talent.
Should be batting at 3 for Australia.
He's looking at potentially life changing effects later in life from these hits, it's horrific.
Craddock? Not much more than my post. Did not offer any quotes from players.what did they say?
Exactly. The deficiency speaks for itself.Should he though?
If he can't play the short ball, he's not that good. Genuine #11's get hit less than this bloke...
Two points of discussionCraddock made a point on Whateley this morning about how bowlers may feel playing against Pucovski.
Apparently it is a topic of discussion within other squads.
Look at the replay from the latest. He looked away and ducked into it.Is the problem his technique that causes him to be hit, or an unusually sensitive head that gets concussed easily.
Look at the previous one as wellLook at the replay from the latest. He looked away and ducked into it.
I have wondered how Sean Abbott has coped over the years. Must have had lots of support and a strong character.Two points of discussion
1. You have to try and nail him because it’s a clear flaw in his game
2. Nobody wants to be “The One”
Yep you’re spot on and it largely gets swept as if he had no involvement in it. Which doesn’t help.I have wondered how Sean Abbott has coped over the years. Must have had lots of support and a strong character.
Most of us will never forget that tragedy.
No, they'd have a concussion substitute insteadI am sure a few of us oldies can remember the centenary test at the MCG when Mc Cosker was hit and had his jaw broken.Surprised every one when come out in the 2nd innings with his head covered in bandages and of cause no helmets those days.That would never happen these days.
I have wondered how Sean Abbott has coped over the years. Must have had lots of support and a strong character.
Most of us will never forget that tragedy.
I was watching that day and I'll never forget.I have wondered how Sean Abbott has coped over the years. Must have had lots of support and a strong character.
Most of us will never forget that tragedy.
And it wasn't a ball directed at his body either, it was either on, or just outside the line of, off stump.Look at the replay from the latest. He looked away and ducked into it.
Should he though?
If he can't play the short ball, he's not that good. Genuine #11's get hit less than this bloke...
If he takes the field he's fit. If I were a bowler I'd be aiming for the head.Craddock made a point on Whateley this morning about how bowlers may feel playing against Pucovski.
Apparently it is a topic of discussion within other squads.
Yup. Glenn McGrath got badged less in his whole career and he was a walking cricket. Pucovski just isn't very goodCraddock? Not much more than my post. Did not offer any quotes from players.
Exactly. The deficiency speaks for itself.
Generally because if you bowled 3-4 at the stumps McGrath would miss one. But it's clear the repeated hits have destroyed his technique to face anything short.Yup. Glenn McGrath got badged less in his whole career and he was a walking cricket. Pucovski just isn't very good
Maybe he can forget our a limited overs career where you're limited to one short ball
With all respect pucovski is getting hit by first class and lower level bowlers. McGrath faced Akram, Akhtar, Walsh, Ambrose, Donald etc and got hit lessGenerally because if you bowled 3-4 at the stumps McGrath would miss one. But it's clear the repeated hits have destroyed his technique to face anything short.
Sean Abbott's heart would have skipped many beats when this happened in 2018.
Another poorly played one where he moves into the line of a short ball that otherwise wouldn't have hit him.
They say he didn't have a weakness to the short ball prior to a few concussions but I'm not sure moving your head into into the line of the ball is something that happens post concussion due to being rattled by a few, that's just poor technique.
To be honest I've never been hit in the helmet batting (nets or in game), and rarely took body blows. Short balls aren't an issue for me and I don't say that to big myself up but rather to say it could be why I don't really understand how he could be getting hit this easily to balls that are extremely easily avoided.From back in my cricket days when I was worried about getting hit I seemed to get hit.