New Zealand v West Indies
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@booboo said in New Zealand v West Indies:
ridden his luck with the short ones though.
Two dropped at fine leg and more than one miscue.Yep. If the Windies could catch this would all look very different but he isn't going to duck or sway so what do you do? Have 5 men scattered around the square leg boundary and keep bowling short? You could try bowling full, or even a good length to him.
@Godder said in New Zealand v West Indies:
Bat till they're all out unless they get past 500 or the pitch will turn into a road tomorrow.
Yes. We have seen that before - re the pitch, so keep going for now and really push the run rate seems like the correct stategy so that we bowl today with plenty on the board.
@booboo I said the same thing in the last match thread. These aren't minefield pitches and I love them. Something for the bowlers but the great batsmen (Kane) can still deal with it. A bit of lateral movement, consistent bounce, quick enough too. Our groundspeople are doing a fantastic job I reckon.
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@Snowy said in New Zealand v West Indies:
Yes. We have seen that before - re the pitch, so keep going for now and really push the run rate seems like the correct stategy so that we bowl today with plenty on the board.
spot on - and takes time out of today too, so the bowlers can share 30 odd overs, have good spells and come back tomorrow fresh.
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@booboo said in New Zealand v West Indies:
Ball 1 goes for 6
Off on another tangent.
Why did we need to wait to check if the ball went for 6?
It was over the boundary so it was either 4 or 6.
Play could have continued as there was no need to change anything, just let the Third Umpire alert the scorers when they've checked and confirmed it.
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@Donsteppa said in New Zealand v West Indies:
Wags! Left stranded by the tail 34 runs short of his first test hundred!
I was busy eating a homemade chicken wrap when I read this and just about spit it everywhere. Outstanding ferning
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@Damo said in New Zealand v West Indies:
Jamieson is awesome. Bowling average of less than 16 and batting average of 50 odd (quick calculations based on todays results).
For clarity, the above post was after the first wicket.
Now the post goes doubly so.
