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***Official*** South Africa In Australia
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FaaipDeOiad
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Yeah. Question was more "what sort of score would be good" than "what will Australia get" though.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Not really though. Sachin had a shot which kept getting him in trouble. Hayden just looks past it.
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SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Hahaha at Harris. Don't like seeing people get injured, but that's pretty funny.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Great ball to give someone for their first ball in test cricket. Didn't know much about that one.
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Ohh dear.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Interesting 3 balls. Smashed on the arm. Solid defensive shot. Healthy edge.
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Absolutely hilarious. Still laughing, to be honest.
Bob Bamber
U19 12th Man
Hang-on. Hasn't Harris just bowled two consecutive overs?
Lets say then, for example. If you had a bowler on song. Couldn't he bowl 5 balls of one over - go off "injured". Come back on a ball later, and then start the next over?
If thats true - couldn't you have a bowler (techinically - like a Murali) - bowling 5 out of every 6 balls for each over of a session.
So he'd end up with - (lets say a session is 30 overs) bowling out of 180 balls - 150 deliveries...
I know it would be outlawed pretty quickly if it was the case - but if you were to try that in a match before - would it be legal for that one occasion?
Lets say then, for example. If you had a bowler on song. Couldn't he bowl 5 balls of one over - go off "injured". Come back on a ball later, and then start the next over?
If thats true - couldn't you have a bowler (techinically - like a Murali) - bowling 5 out of every 6 balls for each over of a session.
So he'd end up with - (lets say a session is 30 overs) bowling out of 180 balls - 150 deliveries...
I know it would be outlawed pretty quickly if it was the case - but if you were to try that in a match before - would it be legal for that one occasion?
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Will someone belt Clarke in the head? **** me ****.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Eh? Morkel bowled a whole over while Harris was off.
sirdj
State Vice-Captain
Morkel just might be your man to do that.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Love Clarke off the back foot.
Still think it's a bit of a myth he's the best player of spin in the side. Ponting and Hayden well ahead.
Still think it's a bit of a myth he's the best player of spin in the side. Ponting and Hayden well ahead.