Real skill would be executing that shot in a test match. In a T20 there is essentially no pressure on a batsman, they are almost expected to play outlandish shots and it doesn't matter if they get out.
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It's unreal, feels like the IPL.
When they aren't rioting, Indian cricket fans are just about the most entertaining spectators in the world I reckon.
I thought Ian Smith just annoyed me when he was a commentator for NZ (as he's probably the worst biased commentator I've heard) but it seems like he might just be an awful commentator.
So far he's called the wicketkeeper the wrong name, and he's now just said "this might not be a 300 pitch". What is Ian, what is!! Only had 7 balls so far.
So far he's called the wicketkeeper the wrong name, and he's now just said "this might not be a 300 pitch". What is Ian, what is!! Only had 7 balls so far.
Ian Smith the Kiwi commentator said he's never seen or heard an atmosphere like it anywhere around the world.
Obviously hasn't been at the G when the Tiges have been playing in finals.
I always where Pakistan got the yellow to match their green. Everybody wants to be Aussie....
Great bowling track at the moment. Looks really hard to bat out there.
2017 Prelim is the loudest footy crowd I've ever been in, but it wasn't even close to Indian crowds. When Lambert kicked that first goal you could feel the noise hit you, the big joints in India in the IPL sustain that all night.
When MS Dhoni used to walk out to bat at Chennai it was actually physically painful to sit in the noise. And that's only about 40 or 50k people I think.
Only around 130 Kph from what I've seen. Touch of McGrath about him.
