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All true but therefore hole outs by Starc and Cummins dumber. In that sense, out-smarted by Wood.
PS - Still have to be good enough to execute the shot (for 6) too. Saying Lyon close to best hooker in our team.
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Starc & Cummins too half hearted with the shot. Lyon swings through.All true but therefore hole outs by Starc and Cummins dumber. In that sense, out-smarted by Wood.
PS - Still have to be good enough to execute the shot (for 6) too. Saying Lyon close to best hooker in our team.
Starc also stiff, Rory Burns hasn't caught anything else on tour.All true but therefore hole outs by Starc and Cummins dumber. In that sense, out-smarted by Wood.
PS - Still have to be good enough to execute the shot (for 6) too. Saying Lyon close to best hooker in our team.
Tailor made you’d think. I don’t think they’ll give him that many overs, but can see him taking crucial wickets
So we get another chance to be amazed by how awful Rory Burn's batting technique is. One of the rare informative presentations by Copeland on CH.7 coverage finally explained why. He has a really dominant left eye so has to tilt his head to try and line up his vision to ball. Then turns his body half towards it, everything across the line turning to mid-on including a closed-face bat.
What cannot be explained is how he has come to be one of the 'best' openers England can select from. Such a flawed technique can never succeed long-term at test level, unfortunately for him. Especially on our hard, fast wickets and seaming balls.
Now run out! Ha.
What cannot be explained is how he has come to be one of the 'best' openers England can select from. Such a flawed technique can never succeed long-term at test level, unfortunately for him. Especially on our hard, fast wickets and seaming balls.
Now run out! Ha.
Agree. Wasn't his fault Crawley stopped and hesitated, but should've dived......ala Dangerfield.Hold your head up Burns, at least you didn't nick off playing a pathetic looking defensive shot
Look at it from behind the bowler. Crawley hesitated because Burns didn't trust his call. He then carried on as he then saw Burns start to sprint.
That runout was on only 1 man and that was Burns himself. Irony of this wicket is I reckon Hameed might finally have had a wicket that may have suited his game and we drop him for it.
