Nazir_ Rules
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Umar on 38, 7 boundaries. He is producing a Kamran innings here.
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Random Aussie said:Ah Krejza is bowling.
Not amused
Nazir_ Rules said:Umar on 38, 7 boundaries. He is producing a Kamran innings here.
Nice to know that. He did came close to playing the 2007 T20 World Cup though, was named in the 30-man preliminary squad but couldn't make the cut.Random Aussie said:Averaging 57 with the bat this season and is an outside chance to play for Australia this summer. Really starting to come on as a player.
octavian said:U mean an AKMAL innings
Under no circumstance a strike rate of 37% is justifiedInswinger said:How hard is it for Faisal to rotate the darned strike? Waste of freaking space!!!
Its our batting that needs the practice. Although we need some catching practice as well.Random Aussie said:Might think about making them bat again.....
and you deduced that how exactly? seems like Umar was running to the danger end so it would've been his call.Nazir_ Rules said:damn iqbal, he ran akmal out!
umar akmal just stands around and only decides to move his ass when the other player begins to run. it's his own fault for not learning. i hope waqar's told him what to dosultanator said:THAT WAS ALL FAIL'S FAULT issed:
Umar should've said no and got rid of the snail.
d0gers said:and you deduced that how exactly? seems like Umar was running to the danger end so it would've been his call.
and your point is? it says batsmen, so both of them were involved. and it was played to gully so the closest end to the fielder was the striker's end, which was where Umar was running, so it would've been his call.Nazir_ Rules said:Over 28.5: Drew to Iqbal, no run, OUT, glides straight to gully, inexplicably the batsmen take off for a single, Krejza throws down the stumps with Umar well short of his ground
d0gers said:and your point is? it says batsmen, so both of them were involved. and it was played to gully so the closest end to the fielder was the striker's end, which was where Umar was running, so it would've been his call.
saadjhussain said:umar akmal just stands around and only decides to move his ass when the other player begins to run. it's his own fault for not learning. i hope waqar's told him what to do
That's right. In the 3rd NZ test, U. Akmal was standing at the non-striker end leaning on his bat and not moving forward with the bowler's release of the ball. W. Younis was quite upset while commentating.saadjhussain said:umar akmal just stands around and only decides to move his ass when the other player begins to run. it's his own fault for not learning. i hope waqar's told him what to do
Inswinger said:Its our batting that needs the practice. Although we need some catching practice as well.
Shah said:That's right. In the 3rd NZ test, U. Akmal was standing at the non-striker end leaning on his bat and not moving forward with the bowler's release of the ball. W. Younis was quite upset while commentating.
sultanator bhai, it's always the batsman running to the danger end who makes the call. in this case, Akmal, who showed in the NZ test series that he doesn't back up at the non-striker's end. hopefully this run out will be a wake up call.sultanator said:It's Iqbal's fault for taking the run, he's on strike, he hit the ball, he has a better view.
shane said:Two handy dismissals there for Pakistan. Umar Akmal did not need the batting practice and Faisal Iqbal has hopefully ensured that he will play no more test cricket. Now let's hope Alam can take advantage and make a big score.
d0gers said:sultanator bhai, it's always the batsman running to the danger end who makes the call. in this case, Akmal, who showed in the NZ test series that he doesn't back up at the striker's end. hopefully this run out will be a wake up call.
sultanator said:I think Rauf's sitting out the whole tour, so Kami's keeping him happy by letting him bat a while, it's the only time he'll get to play after all
d0gers said:sultanator bhai, it's always the batsman running to the danger end who makes the call. in this case, Akmal, who showed in the NZ test series that he doesn't back up at the non-striker's end. hopefully this run out will be a wake up call.
edit: mean to say non-striker's end.
you're right, and that's what i said as well, the batsman running to the danger end makes the call. if the ball is hit in front of square, it's usually the striker's call because the non-striker's end is the danger end. and behind square, the striker's end becomes the danger end so the non-striker makes the call. in this case the ball was played to gully, which is behind square, so it would've been Akmal's call.shane said:I think the normal rule is that, if the ball goes in front of square then the striker makes the call. Otherwise, it is the non-striker's call. Of course that is not to say that this is the way that every batsman does it.
saadjhussain said:Rauf Khan with a cover drive )
let's hope the akmals are careful when they play at the MCG thoughNazir_ Rules said:Lol! yep! i think he watched kamran in the first innings, and now umar. :akmal :umarakmal
saadjhussain said:let's hope the akmals are careful when they play at the MCG though
d0gers said:you're right, and that's what i said as well, the batsman running to the danger end makes the call. if the ball is hit in front of square, it's usually the striker's call because the non-striker's end is the danger end. and behind square, the striker's end becomes the danger end so the non-striker makes the call. in this case the ball was played to gully, which is behind square, so it would've been Akmal's call.