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Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - ElwoodBlues1 - 12-04-2017
(12-04-2017, 06:12 AM)laj link Wrote:6/138. Lyon just took an all-time classic caught and bowleds.
Australia's bowling too good. Batting was very consistent all the way through. Although Marsh was the only one to go on and get 100, every Australian batsman contributed with the bat bar Bancroft, who was cruelly run out.
Bancroft angles his bat defending outside off stump..Poms have already figured out where to bowl to him, he wont be much chop in England if he doesnt get behind the ball better or learn to leave more..
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - Professer E - 12-04-2017
Those Pommie "trunlders' are going through our top order like a dose of salts.... Warner and Khawaja...meh, clueless unless they're playing no namers on dead tracks.
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - flyboy77 - 12-04-2017
Smith should have enforced the follow on. Bizarre decision....given the night conditions....
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - Professer E - 12-04-2017
Maybe, but he's only got four bowlers and needs to husband them.
Losing 9 overs in last night's evening session was rotten luck... England has had a long suck on the sauce bottle w.r.t to the bowling conditions. Extending the day's play takes on more significance when its the night session.
That said, our blokes need to harden the F up and deal with tough situations... "unorthodox'" techniques have their flaws as well.
How can Smith be out to a ball that isn't hitting the stumps?
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - DJC - 12-04-2017
(12-04-2017, 10:33 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:Smith should have enforced the follow on. Bizarre decision....given the night conditions....
It's a while since a follow on was enforced but Smith's timidity has allowed the Poms back into the game.
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - Professer E - 12-04-2017
I reckon enforcing the follow on is the most over-rated decision in cricket, back-fires more often than not.
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - ElwoodBlues1 - 12-04-2017
(12-04-2017, 10:32 AM)Professer E link Wrote:Those Pommie "trunlders' are going through our top order like a dose of salts.... Warner and Khawaja...meh, clueless unless they're playing no namers on dead tracks.
The ball is swinging, Anderson has it bending like a banana.....its like being back in England....they better enjoy it while they can, rest of the series will be played on roads...
Woakes looks like a champ out there even Smith looked rattled with the movement, only danger to Aus is this will give their bowlers confidence and some idea about where they need to bowl...
Seemed to lose our intimidation when Overton was batting with Woakes, the former is a bit of a odd looking big unit and our bowlers didnt seem that comfortable to mouth off at him....something reminds me of the Bond character " Jaws" when Overton smiles, simple but scary....
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - Professer E - 12-04-2017
Still don't understand why Smith was given out, surely enough doubt to suggest not out?
Warner is starting to sh!t me no end - he needs to make runs when it counts. Too often he has been part of collapses. Both his dismissals in this game have been very, very soft. He isn't providing score board pressure ATM and he's not reliable enough in defence/shot selection to trust chucking the anchor out.
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - ElwoodBlues1 - 12-04-2017
(12-04-2017, 11:18 AM)Professer E link Wrote:Still don't understand why Smith was given out, surely enough doubt to suggest not out?
Warner is starting to crap me no end - he needs to make runs when it counts. Too often he has been part of collapses. Both his dismissals in this game have been very, very soft. He isn't providing score board pressure ATM and he's not reliable enough in defence/shot selection to trust chucking the anchor out.
Smith....if the umpire gives it out then it only has to hit the stumps on the review, even with a faint clip....
Warner got a good one from Woakes second time around but the first one he played a poor shot......the responsible Warner isnt working, we need him to be the cavalier Warner where he goes after the bowling...
Re: Shaun Marsh - a ton. - Professer E - 12-04-2017
Yep, 12 from 60 balls (or whatever it was) was a poor result. 30 from 30 would have been handier - and might have knocked the ball around a bit as well. Can't believe the condition the pink ball has stayed in.