I wonder if it’s to do with the amount of time it took to break the wickets.Yeah, I realise that. My question is related to the recorded method of dismissal. In my mind, that would be a stumping, as there was no run attempted. As for the catch not being given, I'm sure that if Bouchier had got back into her ground, the Saffies would have reviewed the not out decision for the catch.
Hmm; that's not a bad shout. It was careless of her to wander out of her ground, even if she would have been given out caught behind on review.I wonder if it’s to do with the amount of time it took to break the wickets.
It occasionally happens when a spinner is bowling and it’s played to short leg and they “stump” the batter out. That tends to go down as a run out too.
I think she knew she’d hit it. Then tried to play grandma’s footsteps to get back into her ground when the finger didn’t go up.Hmm; that's not a bad shout. It was careless of her to wander out of her ground, even if she would have been given out caught behind on review.
Too old? Aren’t they using these games to try out younger players?Excellent death batting by England and a big total of 176-6.
Lots of contributors with Sophie Ecclestone tops on 33*
Still don’t get why they’ve dropped Tammy Beaumont though.
I think that’s partially true about the youngsters but apparently Beaumont is too slow in the power play !!!!!Too old? Aren’t they using these games to try out younger players?
Play her at 5 or 6 then?I think that’s partially true about the youngsters but apparently Beaumont is too slow in the power play !!!!!
BBC commentator said she moved forward as if attempting a run, rather than just attempting to return to crease.Yeah, I realise that. My question is related to the recorded method of dismissal. In my mind, that would be a stumping, as there was no run attempted. As for the catch not being given, I'm sure that if Bouchier had got back into her ground, the Saffies would have reviewed the not out decision for the catch.
Yep. Out is out, I guess, by whatever method. As you say, though, it denies the bowler a wicket.BBC commentator said she moved forward as if attempting a run, rather than just attempting to return to crease.
Moot point I guess, unless you're the bowler !
It’s improved markedly in the past 5 years or so.Pleased to see such interest in the Women's cricket on here. Always a good listen on the BBC, and the women cricket commentators are knowledgeable and entertaining.
12.75 rpo required. They need a couple of big (20+) overs to have a chance. At the moment, they're picking out fielders in the deep, not getting enough boundaries.Over 100 wanted for the Saffies from their last 10 overs. It's a big ask, even with 8 wickets in hand.
Fuck all else on the telly!Pleased to see such interest in the Women's cricket on here. Always a good listen on the BBC, and the women cricket commentators are knowledgeable and entertaining.
Indeed.Pleased to see such interest in the Women's cricket on here. Always a good listen on the BBC, and the women cricket commentators are knowledgeable and entertaining.
That's because The Windies cricket board have gone all in in the one day formats as it makes them more money.West Indies v India in Trinidad nobody in the stadium, how times have changed in the Caribbean. The only time there is a half decent crowd is when the Barmy Army are on tour.