Cashing out now maybe a good option, because one decent partnership and some rain tomorrow will make SA's task a bit difficult given the injury to Abbott...Remember Stokes, Bairstow, Ali and Woakes are all there apart from these 2
Had not sorted out his glaring issues last time i looked and has not been putting up the numbers to push for reselection.
It's not great when someone like Darren Bravo would easily hold a spot in this lineup if he was English. It think he's a good player but he wouldn't have been in consideration 4-5 years ago.
Sam Hain may be good enough to play for Australia in a couple of years. Is he likely to do a Robson and reject his fatherland?
He's committed to England. He was born in Hong Kong and has British Parents. It's hardly his fatherland lol.
Haha yeah I just cant decide I keep telling myself 1 more wicket, Ali nearly saved the day against SL in 2014 so if play stops early tomorrow due to weather thy have a chance.Cashing out now maybe a good option, because one decent partnership and some rain tomorrow will make SA's task a bit difficult given the injury to Abbott...Remember Stokes, Bairstow, Ali and Woakes are all there apart from these 2
Having said that, I haven't cashed out too.
I'll decide at lunch tomorrow...Rain may come in the last session...so if England are not 6 down by lunch and odds are <1.5 it's good time to cash-out
He is born in Hong Kong and lived here since he was a teenager. Not really sure it is much of a rejection.
With such a big stride forward, it's always a more than fair possibilty it will sail too far away. As long as we go by the benefit of the doubt for the batsman, I think it is quite right to give it not out. This proves why. It was missing leg stump by some margin.
I originally did not think he had got that far forward... but yes benefit goes to batsmen and a good decision was made. Still looked plumb initially to my biased eyes
