The Mad Hatter
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I'd love Starc to come in to my office to tell some of the Kiwis where to go, esp when the All Blacks are playing.
Well... I think Starc's the one who's going to need tissues...
http://www.espncricinfo.com/australia-v-new-zealand-2015-16/content/story/944757.html
Isn't karma a bitch...
I'd love Starc to come in to my office to tell some of the Kiwis where to go, esp when the All Blacks are playing.
Each to their own - Starc is being a douche imo, but it's up to the ICC to determine whether it's appropriate. This NZ team doesn't do it, but previous NZ teams (notably Fleming's) were as aggressive as any - although, the aggressive end off is just a bit lame really... Haddin et al in the World Cup were just embarrassing, and Starc's heading that way too. This NZ team behaves well, that doesn't mean the opposition has to, but it does highlight it when they don't
All irrelevant, Day 1 in this series has just been an embarrassment for us - Starc's dickhead behaviour has nothing to do with that. McCullum's been piss poor in all respects, that will burn him I think
Actually in all seriousness southees first spell to smith was ths mosf enjoyable cricket ive seen this summer. It was a good old fashioned battle between a batsman who doesnt want to get out and a bowler getting fhe ball to move.
As for starc i hate send offs they are pointless because the batsman is either walking off with a score and the bowler looks like a goose or having failed and thats unnecessary. That said even i would have asked santner if he wax aware of the rules of the game he took so long to walk off
As for starc i hate send offs they are pointless because the batsman is either walking off with a score and the bowler looks like a goose or having failed and thats unnecessary. That said even i would have asked santner if he wax aware of the rules of the game he took so long to walk off
Well in my humble opinion its these f**king pitches
Firstly we have the hardest pitches in the word, f**king highways where bowlers have to bowl 30 overs a day, whereas in other countries they bowl 30 overs an innings on softer pitches
We are the most injured bowlers in the world and everyone in our team, Haze, Starc, Pattinson, Cummins et al have all had extended injury periods unlike most other international teams. Stress fractures and back problems are rampant with our young bowlers.
I have no doubt its our hard pitches and very heavy bowling loads that cause the problems.