That's why I said it isn't certain, and I don't know whether he's hit it or not. My point is that it isn't a certainty, and if that is your argument that it was out, then that is basically circumstancial evidence, implying that it isn't a certainty he hit it.
I was playing for them...Your club side was worse then that.
Yeah... rubbish bowler for most of his career but has benn taking plenty of wickets for Middlesex for the past 3 seasons. Apparantly a much improved bowler. Seems hard to think that he was quite poor at Warwickshire to being so good for Middlesex near the end of his career.Alan Richardson.
No. Just a head-high Beamer one.Should we start a wide count for you then?.
Umm, didn't he miss virtually all last season (or may have been 2005) with injury?
Missed the whole of 2006 but took hatfuls of wickets in 2005 and at the start of this year.
Don't worry mate. Me as a leg spinner frequently bowl waist high full tosses usually because there is a fault in my run up. Are you sure you are getting through your action and "bowling" the ball instead of just trying to loop it up?.No. Just a head-high Beamer one.
Bowled well for exactly three months IMO. Then broke down, took 16 wickets in Middx' last 6 games after injury (at 37.12, still managed a season average of 25) got relegated, broke down again, now bowling in Division 2 vs Glamorgan and Notts. The best batsman he's got out this year is probably Jimmy Maher.
I'm a seamer, so no.
Not as much as it should do, no. Nor my followthrough. My back and right-ankle, too, are less than they might be. I have much wrong with my bowling, and not least is that just about the only time I bowl is when I turn-up for a game.
), and one or two other things... doesn't come easy. 
Bob Cottam is possibly the best bowling-coach of all-time, and certainly the best England have ever had, who worked with a multitude of bowlers and got many good things out of the lot of 'em.I'd choose Goughy imo. He seems to know a bit about fast bowling.
