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how in the fuck does David Warner win the Alan Border Medal over loose bus change?
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@mariner4life said in Other Cricket 2020:
how in the fuck does David Warner win the Alan Border Medal over loose bus change?
Surely you need mental fortitude to win the Alan Border Medal? Blubbing on TV like a retard should automatically disqualify you.
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@mariner4life said in Other Cricket 2020:
how in the fuck does David Warner win the Alan Border Medal over loose bus change?
Because he's a Marnus and his eyes are too close together?
Can't think of any other reason
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@antipodean said in Other Cricket 2020:
@mariner4life said in Other Cricket 2020:
how in the fuck does David Warner win the Alan Border Medal over loose bus change?
Surely you need mental fortitude to win the Alan Border Medal? Blubbing on TV like a retard should automatically disqualify you.
is he crying? Or trying real hard not to nut?
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@antipodean said in Other Cricket 2020:
like a retard
Given that it is Warner that you are talking about the "like a" wasn't really necessary.
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Heh Heh! England caught the whoopsies!
South Africa beat England, South Africa won by 1 run, 1st T20I, at Buffalo Park, East London
SA 177/8 vs ENG 176/9 - South Africa won by 1 run in East London, SA v ENG 2019, February 12, 2020. Check out results, scorecard and detailed analysis of SA vs ENG 1st T20I, 2019
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a cracker of a game in SA. Ngidi the hero, and we're not the only ones struggling at the back end of T20!
with seven balls to go, England needed seven to win with Morgan having hammered 14 runs from the previous three balls and still on strike. But holing out that ball, it gave South Africa the glimmer of hope they required with Ngidi on the tools and he did not disappoint.
South Africa beat England by one run in thrilling first T20 – as it happened
Over-by-over report: Jason Roy and Eoin Morgan took England to the verge of victory but the hosts rallied at the death in a dramatic final over
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also wanted to note the Aussie Women beat the Indians int he final last night NZT. Was a good game - India absolutely choked it at the end, threw away wickets and imploded.
They needed 41 off 35 with 7 wickets in hand, and were all out losing 7 for 30 or so. Epic choke.
I like cricket, and quite happy to watch women's cricket. As more sides build quality, it also means twice as much cricket to watch!
Beth Mooney 71*, Jess Jonassen 5-12 hand Australia tri-series title
Women's Tri 2019/20, AUS Women vs IND Women Match Report: The hosts pressured the Indians into a collapse of 7 for 29 to emerge winners by 11 runs despite Smriti Mandhana's 66
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Really unfortunate for Otago that two batsmen had to retire hurt. First Rutherford after being sconed, and he was going great guns too, then Foxcroft who was also going along nicely but got absolutely nailed in a classic SBW shoulder charge. The latter returned but the two retirements hurt Otago, cost them runs and possibly the game.
This incident also begs the question of whether your 12th man should be able to contribute with both bat and ball, or possibly should they simply be a batsman given you're most likely to lose a batter. Of course, the injured batsman may actually be a bowler, hence perhaps having an AR as 12th man. Then if you lose two permanently (extremely rare, yes, but almost happened today) should there actually be two players available to step in?
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@shark said in Other Cricket 2020:
This incident also begs the question of whether your 12th man should be able to contribute with both bat and ball, or possibly should they simply be a batsman given you're most likely to lose a batter.
Presumably to the concussion laws, rather than to injury?
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Some interesting comments in here, including:
Another well-regarded Australian sports psych is Graham Winter, who played for South Australia, has worked with the Australian test team and three Australian Olympic teams and written books on the mental stresses in cricket.
He notes an oddity in the way cricketers prepare that leaves them vulnerable to creeping mental demons. "There are not many sports where there is such a difference between the practice environment and the competitive environment," he said. "I don't believe coaches come to grips with that very well."
In the nets, bowlers bowled as many balls as they can, and batsmen faced as many as possible. In a match, there were pauses between every delivery, and cricketers needed to know how to manage them.
When he runs sessions, he allows for these. Sometimes other coaches complain to him that batsmen need to feel bat on ball. "You also need time to practise how you own your space and how you hold your shape," said Winter. "[You need] to practise how to play cricket, not just how to bowl or hit a cricket ball."
