NZ tour of India
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Australia had the two best leg spinners in the world at the same time.
MacGill only played 44 tests but took 208 wickets at 29.
@mariner4life said in NZ tour of India:
Australia had the two best leg spinners in the world at the same time.
MacGill only played 44 tests but took 208 wickets at 29.
MacGill was very good.
Who was their third spinner though ?
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@mariner4life said in NZ tour of India:
Australia had the two best leg spinners in the world at the same time.
MacGill only played 44 tests but took 208 wickets at 29.
MacGill was very good.
Who was their third spinner though ?
@mn5 said in NZ tour of India:
@mariner4life said in NZ tour of India:
Australia had the two best leg spinners in the world at the same time.
MacGill only played 44 tests but took 208 wickets at 29.
MacGill was very good.
Who was their third spinner though ?
Colin Miller.
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@mn5 said in NZ tour of India:
@mariner4life said in NZ tour of India:
Australia had the two best leg spinners in the world at the same time.
MacGill only played 44 tests but took 208 wickets at 29.
MacGill was very good.
Who was their third spinner though ?
Colin Miller.
@donsteppa said in NZ tour of India:
@mn5 said in NZ tour of India:
@mariner4life said in NZ tour of India:
Australia had the two best leg spinners in the world at the same time.
MacGill only played 44 tests but took 208 wickets at 29.
MacGill was very good.
Who was their third spinner though ?
Colin Miller.
Barely played. MUCH higher average than Axar Patel.
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@dogmeat said in NZ tour of India:
@mn5 You asked if anyone had had spinners of that calibre before. Batting is a bonus. Their core skill is bowling. Anyway in those days you only expected a handful of runs from your lower order - seven down, all out.
Well no, from a NZ perspective Paddles, Bracewell, L Cairns, Collingwood etc we’re all pretty handy batsmen.
@mn5 said in NZ tour of India:
@dogmeat said in NZ tour of India:
@mn5 You asked if anyone had had spinners of that calibre before. Batting is a bonus. Their core skill is bowling. Anyway in those days you only expected a handful of runs from your lower order - seven down, all out.
Well no, from a NZ perspective Paddles, Bracewell, L Cairns, Collingwood etc we’re all pretty handy batsmen.
Boult is probably our best regular 11 in my lifetime. Possibly not a lot competition given luminaries such as Martin, Chatfield, Morrison... That said, we've always batted deep, usually to at least 9, and Smith mentioned in his autobiography that in at least one of his tests, everyone except Chatfield had a test 100. Often not a lot of choice, our top orders tended to have at least one passenger somewhere.
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@mn5 said in NZ tour of India:
@dogmeat said in NZ tour of India:
@mn5 You asked if anyone had had spinners of that calibre before. Batting is a bonus. Their core skill is bowling. Anyway in those days you only expected a handful of runs from your lower order - seven down, all out.
Well no, from a NZ perspective Paddles, Bracewell, L Cairns, Collingwood etc we’re all pretty handy batsmen.
Boult is probably our best regular 11 in my lifetime. Possibly not a lot competition given luminaries such as Martin, Chatfield, Morrison... That said, we've always batted deep, usually to at least 9, and Smith mentioned in his autobiography that in at least one of his tests, everyone except Chatfield had a test 100. Often not a lot of choice, our top orders tended to have at least one passenger somewhere.
@godder said in NZ tour of India:
@mn5 said in NZ tour of India:
@dogmeat said in NZ tour of India:
@mn5 You asked if anyone had had spinners of that calibre before. Batting is a bonus. Their core skill is bowling. Anyway in those days you only expected a handful of runs from your lower order - seven down, all out.
Well no, from a NZ perspective Paddles, Bracewell, L Cairns, Collingwood etc we’re all pretty handy batsmen.
Boult is probably our best regular 11 in my lifetime. Possibly not a lot competition given luminaries such as Martin, Chatfield, Morrison... That said, we've always batted deep, usually to at least 9, and Smith mentioned in his autobiography that in at least one of his tests, everyone except Chatfield had a test 100. Often not a lot of choice, our top orders tended to have at least one passenger somewhere.
Yeah him, Paddles, Bracewell woulda helped that stat. Boult is a very capable batsman.
I remember 10-15 years ago Vettori and McCullum at 7 and 8 had a few tons and the whole top order had none ? ( I might be wrong, just after Fleming retired and as Ross Taylor was debuting )
How good are these two batting ? Keep fighting boys !!!!!!
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I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
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@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
@bayimports said in NZ tour of India:
@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
a draw is the best we can hope for, barring a miracle. 200 runs at 4 an over is just too much
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@bayimports said in NZ tour of India:
@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
a draw is the best we can hope for, barring a miracle. 200 runs at 4 an over is just too much
@nzzp said in NZ tour of India:
@bayimports said in NZ tour of India:
@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
a draw is the best we can hope for, barring a miracle. 200 runs at 4 an over is just too much
Less than 200 now……all three results still well on the table.
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@bayimports said in NZ tour of India:
@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
a draw is the best we can hope for, barring a miracle. 200 runs at 4 an over is just too much
@nzzp said in NZ tour of India:
@bayimports said in NZ tour of India:
@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
a draw is the best we can hope for, barring a miracle. 200 runs at 4 an over is just too much
Yeah - we're totally fucked.
There's no way our strategy of nudging it around for the next 25 overs to set a friendly T20 target can possibly work.
Only a fucking idiot would say it is ours to lose - and no-one has.
Give the trophy to the Indians now.
No-one believes in jinxes either and this has nothing to do with your post @nzzp.
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@nzzp said in NZ tour of India:
@bayimports said in NZ tour of India:
@no-quarter said in NZ tour of India:
I'm blown away by 0 wickets that session.
me too, incredibly happy, although pitch hasn't got worse, but no woeful shot selection yet either
still plenty of time lol
a draw is the best we can hope for, barring a miracle. 200 runs at 4 an over is just too much
Yeah - we're totally fucked.
There's no way our strategy of nudging it around for the next 25 overs to set a friendly T20 target can possibly work.
Only a fucking idiot would say it is ours to lose - and no-one has.
Give the trophy to the Indians now.
No-one believes in jinxes either and this has nothing to do with your post @nzzp.
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@chris-b said in NZ tour of India:
No-one believes in jinxes either and this has nothing to do with your post @nzzp.
Superstitious cricketers eh
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Rosco is looking like a walking wicket out there at this stage. Just survived that dragging of the foot.
@donsteppa said in NZ tour of India:
Rosco is looking a walking wicket out there at this stage. Just survived that dragging of the foot.
Looking like a guy who should have dropped the mike after Southampton
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FFS that DRS guy seemed to go to Ireland vs ABs levels of trying to find a way to give Ross out
