Makes up for the two that Rahat Ali spooned just out of reach of fielders in 2nd test.
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**Official** Pakistan v New Zealand in the UAE 2014
- Thread starter Kippax
- Start date
Days of Grace
International Captain
My ears are bleeding. Rameez is now whining that batsmen should get more points in the rankings by scoring runs against better opposition bowlers. Um, don't they?
ohnoitsyou
International Regular
All of the top 4 with centuries this series. Thats a record i think.
kiwiviktor81
International Debutant
I don't think the BCs have ever had two double centurions in one innings before. It must be very uncommon.
600 minimum has to be the target from here.
Williamson's average has gone up by two runs in this innings.
600 minimum has to be the target from here.
Williamson's average has gone up by two runs in this innings.
ohnoitsyou
International Regular
Bowlers shoudn't be allowed to pull out if they realise they overstep.
ohnoitsyou
International Regular
It was down about 3 runs this series.
Spark
Global Moderator
why not?
Howe_zat
Audio File
They haven't. Only top 8 side not to do so
ohnoitsyou
International Regular
Slows down the game, wastes time etc. Not 100% on the laws, but don't batsmen and bowlers need a decent reason to pull out from a shot/ball. Also could you imagine if bowlers pulled out every time they didn't land perfectly. As a one off i don't mind it, but if Talha was to do it again, i would want the umpires to at least give a warning.
Spark
Global Moderator
i think it's fair, if we punish bowlers by overstepping by 1mm, that they get a chance to bail out if they get their run-up slightly wrong. cricket doesn't need to be needlessly regimented in ways that don't help, if a bowler has to rebowl one delivery every so often no one minds.
it's not like it wastes any more time than an actual no-ball does, anyway.
it's not like it wastes any more time than an actual no-ball does, anyway.
