2019 Cricket ODI WC
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Ohh what a catch!
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Shit shot. Fuck off.
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So "the cheat" needs a big score here.
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Aus really in a hole now.
WI are looking damn good this tournament.
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Aus really in a hole now.
WI are looking damn good this tournament.
@No-Quarter said in 2019 Cricket ODI WC:
Aus really in a hole now.
WI are looking damn good this tournament.
Found their mojo in terms of pace bowling. Got the swagger back.
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Holder getting great lift from just back of a length
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Anyone else thinking that we should have picked Wagner and told him to bowl at peoples heads and chests every ball? Bloody effective on flat wickets against 95% of modern batsmen
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Anyone else thinking that we should have picked Wagner and told him to bowl at peoples heads and chests every ball? Bloody effective on flat wickets against 95% of modern batsmen
@Baron-Silas-Greenback said in 2019 Cricket ODI WC:
Anyone else thinking that we should have picked Wagner and told him to bowl at peoples heads and chests every ball? Bloody effective on flat wickets against 95% of modern batsmen
Send Timmy home injured and get him over here
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Anyone else thinking that we should have picked Wagner and told him to bowl at peoples heads and chests every ball? Bloody effective on flat wickets against 95% of modern batsmen
@Baron-Silas-Greenback said in 2019 Cricket ODI WC:
Anyone else thinking that we should have picked Wagner and told him to bowl at peoples heads and chests every ball? Bloody effective on flat wickets against 95% of modern batsmen
The most effective quick bowlers in the tourney so far are all bouncing players out. We could do with a guy who can come in when things have gone stale and make things happen through effort and aggression alone
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@TeWaio said in 2019 Cricket ODI WC:
I thought you could only bowl 1 bouncer per over in ODIs?
Define bouncer though.
Most of what Wagner bowls for example aren't "bouncers".
Rib cage height = fine
Over shoulder but below head = bouncer
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@MajorRage
Interesting comment from a BBC commentator that the Windies players are so used to T20, they may be susceptible to fading away after 20 overs or so.
