planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
35 off an over????
I think I'm right in saying that broad was also the first bowler to go for 6 sixes in an over in t20i.Well there's one to note down for a pub quiz in twenty years' time. Most runs off an over in tests? Jasprit Bumrah at Edgbaston.
Broad's gonna need some serious counselling after that I reckon.
I think I'm right in saying that broad was also the first bowler to go for 6 sixes in an over in t20i.
Someone needs to have a word with England about bowling to the tail.
Can they afford it? I know they've ended the bidding system, but clubs still pay a huge amount of money for tests and then all the risk is on them. If it goes wrong for weather, I believe they have insurance, but if not enough people turn up, they can lose a lot of money. That's what happened to Durham. And for that amazing draw against Aus, they charged more than £100 a ticket.It's not raining in Wales. Just saying.
Sophia Gardens has had three test matches. That amazing draw against Australia, and 5 day wins over Sri Lanka and Australia.
Remind me again why Cardiff hasn't had a Test since 2015?
I was running while listening to TMS and it was just fantastic hearing the commentators excitement plus the crowd noise. Brilliant cricket, brilliant entertainment.I missed the Broad over but I've just seen it. He wasn't unlucky was he? It was a terrible, terrible over (apart from the last ball).
One of the 'most incredible' overs in Test history
Watch as India set a new Test record of 35 runs in a single over during day two of the fifth Test at Edgbaston, 29 of those runs coming off the bat of number 11 Jasprit Bumrah.www.bbc.co.uk
And only 2 (?) sixes in that.35 off an over????
Never say never but I'm not feeling a comeback this time.