So has De Villiers retired then?
I think the 0 is to show that the batsman hasn't run byes or hit the ball to the boundary.
OK, but do you agree it makes no sense to on the one hand record on screen, every run being scored during that over, and not record a run scored if the batsman hasn't actually run the bye or hit the ball to the boundary?
Surely, a run scored is a run scored, regardless of how it's scored?
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Yep, retired from Int. cricket. Think he's just does the T20 competitions now.
I'd imagine they opted for WD because it's more important to show a wide has been bowled otherwise it could look as if seven balls had been bowled in that over.
...but they frequently show 7 or 8 balls having been bowled if extras have been awarded. Unfortunately, I can't contact SKY directly because they don't give you any means of doing so and asking questions of this nature.
I was watching the South Africa v Bangladesh match earlier and again, I noticed a leg bye been shown with a 1 over an LB, so what the f**k is the problem with showing a wide (WD) with a 1 over it...?
I just find the whole thing really weird. Sorry to drive you bonkers mate, I know you're doing your best!
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But what happens if the batsman scores four off the wide ball? 4 over a 1 over WD would take up too much space and 4 over a 1 wouldn't display that the 1 is the result of a wide ball.
If you really want an answer I'd recommend contacting Sky Sports Cricket through Twitter.
Root and Buttler turning it around nicely. England favourites now.
Root and Buttler turning it around nicely. England favourites now.