Nomanculture
School Boy/Girl Captain
Shouldn't have withdrawn the appeal, even without a prior warning.
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Should India have withdrawn their appeal against Thirimanne?
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Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Surely you're slightly impressed I managed to know a hockey player from your team?
benchmark00
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Closet fan imo.Surely you're slightly impressed I managed to know a hockey player from your team?
You strike me as a Blue Jackets man itbt.
kiwiviktor81
International Debutant
It can also be a disadvantage backing up too far, as what happened to JP Duminy where the bowler (Rob Nicol) fielded the return strike and had plenty of time to run Duminy out at the non-striker's end.
I've also seen the non-striker back up miles and then call for two for a shot behind square without thinking that the striker is actually a fair way behind him, so the striker gets run out at the keeper's end coming back for the second. Adam Parore used to do that to people often.
I've also seen the non-striker back up miles and then call for two for a shot behind square without thinking that the striker is actually a fair way behind him, so the striker gets run out at the keeper's end coming back for the second. Adam Parore used to do that to people often.
Sanz
Hall of Fame Member
Pretty much stopped here. I don't even understand why this is even a question or why this becomes an issue every time this happens.