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The era of defensive captaincy
- Thread starter honestbharani
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Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
Rubbish, there was little wrong with the bowling. The catching made it look far worse than it was.
And I say it again - there'd probably have been perceived to be little wrong with the batting if Australia dropped as many catches as they dropped 2002\03-2005.
Dropped catches (and unexpected lack of dropped catches, too) can mask one hell of a lot about bowling and batting.
And I say it again - there'd probably have been perceived to be little wrong with the batting if Australia dropped as many catches as they dropped 2002\03-2005.
Dropped catches (and unexpected lack of dropped catches, too) can mask one hell of a lot about bowling and batting.