Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket
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@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@donsteppa said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
I do remember balloon guts Pringle but can someone remind me what he did again?
Another link: http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/259676.html
I wonder if the Windies quicks ever did it ?
Haven't seen anything along those lines, but it must have been (a bit? much?) more common before match referees, multiple cameras etc. Wonder just how many famous quicks used to do it.
The only time I ever batted against a (ridiculously) doctored ball in the nets, it was an eye opener. Started to leave one wide of off stump but then had to hastily play a shot before it nearly hit me on the back thigh...
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@canefan said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@donsteppa said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
I do remember balloon guts Pringle but can someone remind me what he did again?
Another link: http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/259676.html
Thanks pal. Very magnanimous, more than the passive aggressive response from some other ferners.
I wonder if the Windies quicks ever did it ?
I don't remember the Windies moving the ball around that much, but I was a young lad then. I just remember them thundering in like giants, that would have been real fear for self facing Ambrose, Marshall, and all the others in full flight
Six batsmen, keeper and four quicks. A pretty simple formula that kept them at the top for years. I suppose they were so good at the unplayable Yorkers by being so tall ? ( as opposed to Marshall who was just short and awesome )
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@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@canefan said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@donsteppa said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
I do remember balloon guts Pringle but can someone remind me what he did again?
Another link: http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/259676.html
Thanks pal. Very magnanimous, more than the passive aggressive response from some other ferners.
I wonder if the Windies quicks ever did it ?
I don't remember the Windies moving the ball around that much, but I was a young lad then. I just remember them thundering in like giants, that would have been real fear for self facing Ambrose, Marshall, and all the others in full flight
Six batsmen, keeper and four quicks. A pretty simple formula that kept them at the top for years. I suppose they were so good at the unplayable Yorkers by being so tall ? ( as opposed to Marshall who was just short and awesome )
I remember lots of guys getting hit. They were menacing, batsmen must have literally feared for their safety. Just ask Ken Rutherford
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Steve Smith has hired his cousin Aaron Smith to give him and Warner some advice. Aaron recommended they both sign sawn testimony. Warner went first Smith went 'afterdavid'.
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Marshall had the inswinging yorker at express pace. Not as quick as Thomo but with the swing made him dangerous.
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@canefan said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@booboo said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
de Kock goorne.
Bed time.
Wonder what fucked up shit this series will present us in the morning.
Maybe this will calm the series down? The wind might be knocked out of the Aussies
Will be more interesting to see how the Proteas behave - when Rabada got off it was a bit of a plus for them, and with their opponent on the ropes both in the game and off the field, they might go full Monty.
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@mn5 Hansie Cronje was also regarded as one of the best ever...
That went well.
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Ouch indeed! Did had a laugh about Warner running Bancroft out. Heard a few murmurs that it was Smith and Warner hatching this strategy rather than the full leadership group. If that is the case I'd imagine the rest of that group would be pretty pissed about how Smith framed things.
Now the ICC have given the one match ban for Smith it'll be interesting to see what CA think is needed on top of that.
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@paekakboyz said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
Ouch indeed! Did had a laugh about Warner running Bancroft out. Heard a few murmurs that it was Smith and Warner hatching this strategy rather than the full leadership group. If that is the case I'd imagine the rest of that group would be pretty pissed about how Smith framed things.
Now the ICC have given the one match ban for Smith it'll be interesting to see what CA think is needed on top of that.
It’s not like the players and CA are chummy at the moment. Bet they haven’t forgotten the drawn out contract negotiations earlier. Where they basically held the CA to ransom.
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@virgil Fark, I'd totally forgotten about that hoo haa! hmmm a few suspensions without pay you reckon?
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@victor-meldrew said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@mn5 Hansie Cronje was also regarded as one of the best ever...
That went well.
By who? His folks? He was an ordinary test player
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@mn5 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@victor-meldrew said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@mn5 Hansie Cronje was also regarded as one of the best ever...
That went well.
By who? His folks? He was an ordinary test player
Yes, but a terrific christian.
