*Official* Big Bash League 12 - 2022/23

[GoodAreasShane]

WTF I actually agree with Langer on something

 

[_Ed_]

Impressive from Renshaw.

 

[TheJediBrah]

Beau Webster an interesting choice for the last over

 

[Gnske]

Zampa will either be the genius that saved BBL or the idiot who killed franchise t20 after this over

 

[TheJediBrah]

Would be a shame if Renshaw ****s this up after such a good innings

 

[Gnske]

I blame Kuhnemann not ****ing the last ball

 

[Gnske]

Zampa really has ruined cricket hasn't he

 

[Gnske]

History rewards the ethical

 

[TheJediBrah]

That's the best finish I've seen in a long time

(that's what she said)

 

[Starfighter]

Not sure a slower ball was the best option when he was having trouble with the ordinary pace stuff.

 

[Burgey]

Lol how do you miss that as a professional cricketer? Literally a half tracked straight break which did nothing

 

[Spark]

OK, thought you meant earlier. Seen it done a little bit in chases, haven't we? Ben Stokes turning down runs in the 2019 World Cup final being a memorable one, and I seem to remember a sub-continent batsman being criticised for doing similar in what I want to say was an ODI, but could be wrong.

Stokes is genuinely unique for it IMO and it's clearly something he does on his own initiative rather than being actual planned tactic. It has to be team-wide for it to really work IMO; and the final overs are just the low-hanging fruit, it's when it starts to be adopted from overs 15 onwards that things will get interesting.

 

[Spark]

don't do your shoulder diving smudge

 

[Burgey]

@Spikey

 

[GoodAreasShane]

Another one for the zing bail fail thread

 

[Nintendo]

Jeez thorton is hooping this new rock.

 

[Nintendo]

This is the best i've seen smith bat in t20 in years. Looks back to his best in the format.

 

[Spikey]

Is Smith gonna break the Sixer hundred curse

 

[Starfighter]

Allegedly that ball from De Grandhomme was 135.1 km/h.

No it wasn't!

 

[Spikey]

it finally happened