Full, straight and out
As I was listening to the radio commentary of Shaun Tait bowling to Luke Wright. I was saying to myself "if it's full and straight it will be out". Whether or not that was the ball that Wright was expecting, we don't know, but I wonder how many others were thinking the same? Wright is a wholehearted cricketer but I can't help feeling that the world's best bowlers will get the better of him every time, and so it proved.
Lovely to see England keep up their momentum. I hope Ian Bell can keep up his form and his luck...I watched his recorded innings against the PM's XI this morning and it was a fine array of great shots mixed with near misses as fielders couldn't quite get to mishits, including one drop. The same seemed to happen today. Cash in, cash in, Shermy!
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Oh dear, following up on this post...it now appears that Luke Wright has the most ducks in an international Twenty20 career!
Unfortunately he didn't do a lot better tonight. I'm a big Wright fan but he just looks out of his depth against really quick bowling. It's a shame because he's a good fielder and can bowl if required. It will be interesting to see if he stays in the side for the ODI on Sunday
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