England getting tired by the end of the day actually shows one of the biggest shortcomings in bazball. For starters they run harder when they bat and the second thing is they finish their innings way too early and the opposition doesn't get tired at all compared to fielding in a normal paced innings. Where you have to keep poking and poking for wickets.
Hi guys although I m following ur chennel from long time since Jeff lemon used to have ponytail u changed ur look but one thing didn't change ur show ,presentation simplicity and honesty love ur show huge fan of ur guys love and greetings from Toronto Canada
Warner's Achilles heal is his driving outside off. No one says anything when the ball screams to the fence. He plays the exact same shot when caught in slips, bowled or playing on. Suggested remedy: maybe move the feet to have the bat play much closer to the body. Just saying.
I don't like Broad, but in the heat of the moment when you're bowling a front foot no bowl one in a hundred bowls, your front foot isn't exactly at the front of mind. It only gets noticed nowadays because of the electronic detector. So, lay off the quicks. No bowls happen once in a while
Love this ❤ Adam a couple of questions for you 1. Where do you find that energy from? You do end of day reviews with Bharat, Michael Vaughn, Geoff (not sure if you do more) and after the whole day of high energy commentary!! 2. Maybe this is for your long form podcast. How do you both resolve conflicts - creative or cricket ones. (Let's say if you both had different opinions on Tests or Mankad) Ok that's a long comment. If you're still reading you deserve to be in tomorrow's hall of fame 😂
Haha, thanks. When we have different opinions are good, they make for interesting discussions. Sometimes we agree, sometimes we don't. But disagreeing in a constructive way helps to learn things.
In fairness ,in the last Ashes, Smith averaged 129 until the last match. He averaged 79 overall. Marnus did well in his 2 games. None of their other batsmen averaged above 24. Warner averaged 11. So I can understand the fear of Smith.
Whoever is advising Cam Green about playing a pedestrian innings must be fired really an attacking player being turned to be Pujara it's ridiculous and mind boggling.
Given the weather forecast & the decl, Australia is certainly off the hook. Great day of cricket. Bowlers don’t learn lol. Surely after the wtc final they’d all be behind the line.
Anderson and Robinson looked like medium pace pie chuckers today. They are orchids. Need perfect conditions to thrive. Picking Bairstow instead of Foakes a massive mistake. Always pick the best gloveman in your country. Any runs Bairstow made were erased, and more.
I think Andersons pressure is often overlooked. He went for 1.84 an over and had it talking. But ends up with nothing. I couldn't agree mire about Foakes, Australia are gifted Cummins, Hazlewood, Lyon, Head,Smith etc.. so they play them. England is gifted the best keeper in the world but they don't play him because despite averaging 35 his strike rate is low. So they'll do exactly what they did with Butler, they'll give up 500-800 runs per series in exchange for 100-200 runs more than Foakes would've made.
The only way you kill bazball is batting long and tire or injure the English bowlers. Tire Anderson and broad. Eng would want to drop one of them and ego will.flare in England. Then it's either bazball or the bowlers who are the actual threat. Only one is coming out of ashes
England would not regret because they know very well what they doing ? Remembering England created this game! So, start a new good era! Eagerly support them!!!!
Reality is simple, Stokes asked for flat, he got what he asked for, the entire theory here is simple, England have swing bowlers, you do not need a pitch that creates movement when you swing the ball in the air, the Aussies generally are seam bowlers they move the ball off the pitch, so making a pitch dead flat was all about taking away the strength from Australia and relying on swing from Anderson and Broad to get wickets, that is pretty clear to anyone who knows cricket and is not bias, the next problem was Australia went defensive, we can argue they still got wickets and 400 is not a big score on a flat pitch, but they allowed the English batsman to get in, their first 15 to 20 runs were easy to get. England set much better fields and Australia found it harder to rotate strike, Stokes was on the money with his field. Warner is pretty much done, we all know it, if he survives this series without being dropped ill be shocked, Laba might be ranked 1 but he has not done a lot lately, I do not read much into Broads talk about working on a delivery, these guys work on everything, he has not all of a sudden found a delivery, he bowled a pie and Laba played at what he should have left, its pretty simple, I remember Warney used to talk up new deliveries just to come out and bowl the same stuff but people fell for it, Smith is Smith, he is not done, he is not the Smith of 2015 to 2019, but I suspect you have not seen the last of him, he will find a way to annoy the crap out of England yet, Head is the up and coming gun, I picked him to get the most Aussie runs this series, sit back and watch, if he gets in he tends to hurt you, Usman prefers fast pitches, the talk he likes it slow is a myth, he adapts to the surface and he has been the no1 run scorer for Australia for 2 years now. Australia did not bowl well, they bowled a lot of pies and made it easy for England, everyone talks bazball this bazball that, be serious, if you look at the deliveries the English dispatched to the fence they were mostly pies and got what they deserved. England are still likely to win this one, the guy that might change that is Lyon.
This is a perfect summary Warner probably shouldn't have been in the team and outside that 300 he made earlier this yr hasn't done much For his sake I hope I'm wrong but definitely the weakest spot in the batting line up Australia's bowling and fielding in the first innings was arguably the worst I've seen in the last few yrs
I agree with everything, except that A, if all chances were taken, Australia are 220 - 6 or 7. B - Stokes didn't ask for a flat one, he asked for a pitch that wasn't a 120 all out (unless Root or Smith do well) pitch for the opening game, then we had 37 days of no rain(36 more than usual) and 30° weather for 10 days. Either way it's currently a much closer game than I'd have thought. Australia's top order are the top 3 in world cricket. They've got 3 of the top 5 bowlers. Monster team. If Mitch Starc was English he'd be an every gamer. There are only 3 players from the England team that I think most people would swap into the Aussie team.
@@realMaverickBuckley which 3? I tend to think these days to win away you need to be dominant. Australia I think would win v England at home but they are not dominant and not playing their best so they won’t win this series. Warner is a problem they don’t want to admit. Starc should have played.
@@FinalWordCricket true - but that’s your lot with a number 10 unfortunately. Imho, the quintessential #11 is McGrath - who for all intents and purposes couldn’t hold a bat most of the time. A 10 is someone who once every 12 innings can make a fun 25 or spend a dogged hour at the crease for a gentlemen’s 7 off 43. An 8 has the capacity for an all action century and a 9 has the ability to forge a 100 partnership with the keeper and has an average approaching 20.
Although not playing, Ben Foakes had a great day.
I can listen to these guys all day 😊
England messed it up this afternoon. They looked tired and let Australia off the hook. Wood’s extra pace and ability to reverse was sorely missed.
Absolutely thanks to not having a so called genuine wicket-keeper lol 😂😂😂
Thank you Ali and Bairstow, Aussies won't let off as easily
Exactly
England getting tired by the end of the day actually shows one of the biggest shortcomings in bazball. For starters they run harder when they bat and the second thing is they finish their innings way too early and the opposition doesn't get tired at all compared to fielding in a normal paced innings. Where you have to keep poking and poking for wickets.
@@gamerxvc3055 Aussies Quicks thought thier Christmas come early.
Hi guys although I m following ur chennel from long time since Jeff lemon used to have ponytail u changed ur look but one thing didn't change ur show ,presentation simplicity and honesty love ur show huge fan of ur guys love and greetings from Toronto Canada
Please collaborate with Higgo and Perry for a mad mad podcast once. This Ashes deserve at least one collaboration of you 4.
Love Adam Collins commentary on SEN, me being in Melbourne. Very educated in cricket, knows his stats.
just discovered u lads. such high class content, between u and tgc im' 100% covered this summer.
Welcome to the fun.
Great discussion, especially about Usman and his ability to play well under high pressure
Warner's Achilles heal is his driving outside off. No one says anything when the ball screams to the fence. He plays the exact same shot when caught in slips, bowled or playing on.
Suggested remedy: maybe move the feet to have the bat play much closer to the body.
Just saying.
Warner's achilles heal is keeping on being selected in the test side!😆😉
I don't like Broad, but in the heat of the moment when you're bowling a front foot no bowl one in a hundred bowls, your front foot isn't exactly at the front of mind. It only gets noticed nowadays because of the electronic detector. So, lay off the quicks. No bowls happen once in a while
Seven times in the innings...
Love this ❤
Adam a couple of questions for you
1. Where do you find that energy from? You do end of day reviews with Bharat, Michael Vaughn, Geoff (not sure if you do more) and after the whole day of high energy commentary!!
2. Maybe this is for your long form podcast. How do you both resolve conflicts - creative or cricket ones. (Let's say if you both had different opinions on Tests or Mankad)
Ok that's a long comment. If you're still reading you deserve to be in tomorrow's hall of fame 😂
Haha, thanks. When we have different opinions are good, they make for interesting discussions. Sometimes we agree, sometimes we don't. But disagreeing in a constructive way helps to learn things.
'Head releases the pressure' - instant subscribe!!! 🤣😛😎
Head, Tongue, Root all in the same series!😆
England declaring early may cost them
Ponting was saying on tv that Smith is now susceptible to lbw and was out that way a few times for Sussex. Dont know if that true.
It's true.
It shows that england is focusing too much on smith instead of the whole team!
In fairness ,in the last Ashes, Smith averaged 129 until the last match. He averaged 79 overall. Marnus did well in his 2 games. None of their other batsmen averaged above 24. Warner averaged 11. So I can understand the fear of Smith.
Whoever is advising Cam Green about playing a pedestrian innings must be fired really an attacking player being turned to be Pujara it's ridiculous and mind boggling.
He's always been defensive in Test cricket, that's his mode.
You two goofing around together is chicken soup for the soul
Had Eng not declared...then it would be Eng 440 and Aust 5/260 at Stumps...that silly declaration will cost them dearly.
Probably. But don’t criticise Stokes or all his cult followers will have a go.
Given the weather forecast & the decl, Australia is certainly off the hook. Great day of cricket. Bowlers don’t learn lol. Surely after the wtc final they’d all be behind the line.
Was 2/3 things crucial drop catch behind the stumps bowled out in no ball. England should point out this in quickly!
Anderson and Robinson looked like medium pace pie chuckers today.
They are orchids. Need perfect conditions to thrive.
Picking Bairstow instead of Foakes a massive mistake. Always pick the best gloveman in your country. Any runs Bairstow made were erased, and more.
I think Andersons pressure is often overlooked. He went for 1.84 an over and had it talking. But ends up with nothing.
I couldn't agree mire about Foakes, Australia are gifted Cummins, Hazlewood, Lyon, Head,Smith etc.. so they play them.
England is gifted the best keeper in the world but they don't play him because despite averaging 35 his strike rate is low. So they'll do exactly what they did with Butler, they'll give up 500-800 runs per series in exchange for 100-200 runs more than Foakes would've made.
@@realMaverickBuckley Surely they could fit Foakes & Bairstow in the same side?!
The only way you kill bazball is batting long and tire or injure the English bowlers. Tire Anderson and broad. Eng would want to drop one of them and ego will.flare in England. Then it's either bazball or the bowlers who are the actual threat. Only one is coming out of ashes
England is overconfident. Declaring at 393 in first innings on a flat surface is too rich. They will regret this decision.
It was more than enough if they played for 4 sessions. But they didn't even play full 3 sessions.
England would not regret because they know very well what they doing ? Remembering England created this game! So, start a new good era! Eagerly support them!!!!
@@khanrasel4561 well they will have success until other teams adapt but then it won't be much of a factor.
Rain. Rain is due today, tomorrow and heavy on Tuesday.
@@realMaverickBuckleyyeah storms this afternoon. I live 10 miles from Edg. It’s nice right now, but supposed to storm at 3ish
Reality is simple, Stokes asked for flat, he got what he asked for, the entire theory here is simple, England have swing bowlers, you do not need a pitch that creates movement when you swing the ball in the air, the Aussies generally are seam bowlers they move the ball off the pitch, so making a pitch dead flat was all about taking away the strength from Australia and relying on swing from Anderson and Broad to get wickets, that is pretty clear to anyone who knows cricket and is not bias, the next problem was Australia went defensive, we can argue they still got wickets and 400 is not a big score on a flat pitch, but they allowed the English batsman to get in, their first 15 to 20 runs were easy to get. England set much better fields and Australia found it harder to rotate strike, Stokes was on the money with his field. Warner is pretty much done, we all know it, if he survives this series without being dropped ill be shocked, Laba might be ranked 1 but he has not done a lot lately, I do not read much into Broads talk about working on a delivery, these guys work on everything, he has not all of a sudden found a delivery, he bowled a pie and Laba played at what he should have left, its pretty simple, I remember Warney used to talk up new deliveries just to come out and bowl the same stuff but people fell for it, Smith is Smith, he is not done, he is not the Smith of 2015 to 2019, but I suspect you have not seen the last of him, he will find a way to annoy the crap out of England yet, Head is the up and coming gun, I picked him to get the most Aussie runs this series, sit back and watch, if he gets in he tends to hurt you, Usman prefers fast pitches, the talk he likes it slow is a myth, he adapts to the surface and he has been the no1 run scorer for Australia for 2 years now. Australia did not bowl well, they bowled a lot of pies and made it easy for England, everyone talks bazball this bazball that, be serious, if you look at the deliveries the English dispatched to the fence they were mostly pies and got what they deserved. England are still likely to win this one, the guy that might change that is Lyon.
This is a perfect summary
Warner probably shouldn't have been in the team and outside that 300 he made earlier this yr hasn't done much
For his sake I hope I'm wrong but definitely the weakest spot in the batting line up
Australia's bowling and fielding in the first innings was arguably the worst I've seen in the last few yrs
I agree with everything, except that A, if all chances were taken, Australia are 220 - 6 or 7. B - Stokes didn't ask for a flat one, he asked for a pitch that wasn't a 120 all out (unless Root or Smith do well) pitch for the opening game, then we had 37 days of no rain(36 more than usual) and 30° weather for 10 days.
Either way it's currently a much closer game than I'd have thought. Australia's top order are the top 3 in world cricket. They've got 3 of the top 5 bowlers. Monster team.
If Mitch Starc was English he'd be an every gamer. There are only 3 players from the England team that I think most people would swap into the Aussie team.
@@realMaverickBuckley which 3? I tend to think these days to win away you need to be dominant. Australia I think would win v England at home but they are not dominant and not playing their best so they won’t win this series. Warner is a problem they don’t want to admit. Starc should have played.
UK did well in UK today
Why did Smith shake his head? Hardly played an aggressive shot.
Smith never thinks he's out!
What a title!
Anyone observed them using two mics? Onr is in collar and and another one to just showoff.
😂 they're back up mics as they're on a time limit, so if one wasn't working, they can't go back in and do it again.
One is for the audio podcast because the sound quality is different.
I object to the Nathan Lyon shade. He is not a #11. He’s no better than a 9, probably a 10 but definitely not raffling for 11.
You're not wrong, but he didn't do his claims any favours today!
@@FinalWordCricket true - but that’s your lot with a number 10 unfortunately.
Imho, the quintessential #11 is McGrath - who for all intents and purposes couldn’t hold a bat most of the time. A 10 is someone who once every 12 innings can make a fun 25 or spend a dogged hour at the crease for a gentlemen’s 7 off 43. An 8 has the capacity for an all action century and a 9 has the ability to forge a 100 partnership with the keeper and has an average approaching 20.
Australia in strong position
Warner and Usman swap every innings.
Are you related to Don?
Bang Bang is a bit Cher
You shot me down...
If Warner fails again in the 2nd dig he has to be dropped. Can't be picking him solely for his fielding. We've all seen this movie before
He will come up good in second dig...getting that feel
NO RAAAAAANNNNN *Collo sad face*
The grade Cricketer>>>
I wld hope england lose. A declaration day one on a flat pitch amounts to underrating the opponents
What happened to Archer? Does he still play?
He’s made of biscuits