Netherlands had a really good comeback from the horror start but are in a wee bind now at 119/6. Excellent bowling by the spinners in particular. They are still ahead of the BCs at the same point in the innings though we had Latham set and batting well.
Fucking useless DSTV soccer loving cunts changed the channel, so I missed it.
I definitely saw a bail fall when the 'catch' was taken. Did anyone else see it? Presumably, Verreynne was the culprit and Das didn't tread on his wicket, seeing as he's still there.
Rinkals wrote: Sat Apr 02, 2022 9:58 am
Fucking useless DSTV soccer loving cunts changed the channel, so I missed it.
I definitely saw a bail fall when the 'catch' was taken. Did anyone else see it? Presumably, Verreynne was the culprit and Das didn't tread on his wicket, seeing as he's still there.
Test went to 201, JWC women hockey on 206, Grey High schoolboy Festival on 244
Just as well Joy called his partner down the pitch and sent him back; without the full 22 yards, we probably wouldn't have been able to effect the run out.
If anyone is interested (and I can fully understand if they are not) Bangladesh is 257-7 at tea, 110 behind in this tedious encounter.
Harmer and Maharaj are bowling accurately, but without turn. Mehedi and Joy are batting cautiously, without taking any risk and look as though they could bat all week.
Williams breifly looked threatening, but deteriorated into serving up pies, short outside off or full on the pads. Olivier has offered no threat and Mulder has not bowled a ball.
We have dropped a number of catches and fluffed a few run outs.
While I think bowling Mulder is the right option, I wouldn't have bowled him immediately after tea. At his pace, he's just warming the batsmen up and letting them adjust gradually.
I really don't know why batsmen respond when the bowler starts abusing him; hopefully this experience will mean that he will be less likely to surrender his wicket so easily in the future.
48 for one, lead of 117.
Ebadot now trying it with Petersen.
Petersen drives him through cover to open his account next ball with a four.