SL_Fan
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Finally a wicket.
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I just noticed they made Quiney bat first drop. That was sort of retarded eh. Throw the young bloke to the wolves.
I'm quite sure SA will return the sporting gesture. An exciting draw is certainly much better than a boring one.
What's with the Saffas conceding as many as 19 no-balls?
He looked good though. It was a brilliant catch by Steyn on the boundary. I thought it was a six for all money.
He looked good Afridi style?
He looked good though. It was a brilliant catch by Steyn on the boundary. I thought it was a six for all money.
Quiney at 30+ years of age can't be a long-term prospect though. Probably just a stop-gap measure.
Not really. He looked a bit iffy at times, which is to be expected by a debutant against a bowler of the class of Steyn.
Shouldn't have played the shot. It's a test match where the opposition has put on 400 and one of the our openers fell early.
I was actually quite impressed that he chose to play his natural game rather than go into his shell.
Not really. He looked a bit iffy at times, which is to be expected by a debutant against a bowler of the class of Steyn.
Were you impressed about Warner playing his natural game?
A test cricketer needs to be able to adapt to the situation.
It's far too early to draw a line through Quiney but he made a mistake and played a shot he shouldn't have played given the situation.
Steyn was the catcher, bowler was Morkel.
Warner looked out of sorts to me. Maybe if he had actually played his natural game he would have got through it.
Or maybe if he were actually a test batsman he would done well.
So are you saying the shield is stripped short of quality openers at present?
Next Test is in Adelaide another flat pitch, looks like series will be decided in Perth. A potentially entertaining series ruined by flat pitches.
Next Test is in Adelaide another flat pitch, looks like series will be decided in Perth. A potentially entertaining series ruined by flat pitches.
Aye. Swap Adelaide for Hobart and this tour would have the right balance. That said, Bellerive is a small ground and won't make commercial sense.
They were expecting the Gabba to have some life like it does in shield.
Can't remember the last time I saw any juice at the Gabba though - must have been years ago. Last year was a pancake, the one in the Ashes was even worse, as was WI the year before.....
Hobart is the best pitch, the WACA a close second.