Did you see Moeen Ali leave that Nathan Lyon delivery? Yes, that one – the one that knocked his off pole out.
We wrote about it – about what it means – for Cricket 365.
You can read the piece here and we heartily recommend that you do so.
Did you see Moeen Ali leave that Nathan Lyon delivery? Yes, that one – the one that knocked his off pole out.
We wrote about it – about what it means – for Cricket 365.
You can read the piece here and we heartily recommend that you do so.
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As in, making no attempt to hit or otherwise block the path of the ball? He’s not departing, or anything?
We love an ambiguous headline.
Not a good week for beards :-(((((
All the evidence, in my view, points towards a drop in confidence and thus an evaporation of form, both with bat and ball.
Moenn’s only 32 years old – a spinning all-rounder could have years of top performance left in him, if he still has the spirit to fight to recover his form and place.
He should rebuild his confidence by playing out the remainder of the season for Worcestershire, not England. If that goes well, he should tour South Africa for England this winter.
I am not at all sure constantly spinning on the field would be a way to have years of top performance left in you, Ged. That extra exercise shaves off a few years.
High likelihood of falling in the immediate aftermath of the spinning too.
The secret is to spin the other way and it sorts itself out.
Does that not only happen in the southern hemisphere, Aditya? The next Ashes tour isn’t for ages.
It’ll work in South Africa though!
Spinning has adverse effects in footballing terms at least.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6q4j8BxRhd8
Well I knew what I meant. It seems the selectors knew what I meant too.