You're right, but this ball is swinging all over the gaff.The breaks in test cricket, margins can be fine sometimes., could just have been as duff a ball as the one they were changing only it would have fit through the hoops etc.
It's always been part of the game and I don't deny it's swung (pun intended) the game back into the balance it's just the rub of the green for the aussies this time, as annoying as that is - but I doubt it would have gone unnoticed by England.You're right, but this ball is swinging all over the gaff.
Commentators mentioned how that used ball will be from the series vs India, where all the balls swung, Stuart Broad mentioned the difference.
Yep, the difference was very noticeable...almost going round corners.It's always been part of the game and I don't deny it's swung (pun intended) the game back into the balance it's just the rub of the green for the aussies this time, as annoying as that is - but I doubt it would have gone unnoticed by England.
Because who else is there?
Big fan of Jos Buttler but he isn’t a test match player. Not sure why they keep persistenting with him
Could be because in 2018 he had the highest test batting average in England's top six.
Given the state of our top 6 over the past 18 months (with today appearing to be be a Pleasant exception and hopefully a blue print for moving forward) not sure that’s too much to shout about.
What was that 12.5?. Not knocking Buttler, but it was hardly a high bar last year.Could be because in 2018 he had the highest test batting average in England's top six.
Which is why he was so valuable while we beat India. outscoring Cook, Root, Bairstow and Stokes among others.
I might be wrong but for 2018 i think it was around 45What was that 12.5?. Not knocking Buttler, but it was hardly a high bar last year.