6.1 Morkel to Cook, no run, 87.2 mph, beaten! Excellent delivery from Morkel, full from round the wicket then moved away, and it draw Cook into pushing forward a little away from his body 6.2 Morkel to Cook, no run, 86.6 mph, beaten again, I think, with a short delivery that angles into Cook although the batsman tries to pull out at the last minute 6.3 Morkel to Cook, no run, 86.1 mph, an easier one for Cook to judge as it's wider outside off 6.4 Morkel to Cook, no run, 84.8 mph, lovely stuff from Morkel, short of a length outside off and it nips away off the seam to scoot past the edge for the third time in the over 6.5 Morkel to Cook, no run, 85.2 mph, close! Full on middle and off, squares Cook up completely and finds the outside but then it clips the pad which means the ball doesn't carry very far 6.6 Morkel to Cook, 1 no ball, 85.5 mph, short of a length and rising past Cook who may, just, have played inside the line this time...he's overstepped but this very testing stuff 6.6 Morkel to Cook, no run, 85.5 mph, pushed towards leg stump and Cook plays down towards mid-on Excellent over from Morkel, much more consistent
guys....if u all get a chance.....please please see Morkel to Cook....7th over of Engs 1st innings vs SA at Lords this morning..3rd test..UNBELEIVABLE swing and pace bowling....esp in slow mo....see the utter helplessness of Cook as he smiles at Strauss as if to say.....I cant do much about this sort of bowling......6 unplayable balls.....you have to be very very good to even nick one of those......esp ball n0.4 where he missed a lbw because of a nick on the bat.....FANTASTIC ball.......that over was alone worth the price of admission. What a bowler......WOW....and to think Delhi dropped him for the semi-final in the IPL
Re: Re: T20
by Shikari Shambu on Aug 17, 2012 01:09 PM
Good stats, on a lighter note, Zimbabwe have a 100% win record against Australia and Netherlands have a 100% win record against England (played only once).
Re: Rathore Dear
by Anurag Rathore on Aug 17, 2012 02:52 PM
It's not about how many GS holders you are beating. It's about how many top players you face in an event.
