SSwans2011
Hall of Famer
Doubt they'll chance him less than a week later after a concussion.
2019 2nd Ashes Test - Lords 14-18 August 2019
- Thread starter Pykie
- Start date
- Tagged users None
He isn’t a captain a-hole
5 an over for 15 hours? That's over 1000 runs isn't it? I reckon that would be enough for a declaration....
Thanks for that. I think grade 1 can be ruled out, given what they were saying. The dazed sounds like it was more than a minute.
- Jun 4, 2006
- 4,534
- 1,232
- AFL Club
- Essendon
That wasnt the point i was making, i was summing up the state of the match. Think you missed my earlier post, where i stated this isnt going to be anything other than a draw.
Whats the 5 day rule they were talking about?
If u have a concussion u cant play cricket for 5 days?
- Jun 4, 2006
- 4,534
- 1,232
- AFL Club
- Essendon
Just realized my typo - lol my bad.
Why is there more speculation about Bancroft being dropped in comparison to Warner.
Least we can back Bancroft to take some good catches and scratch around for a while.
Warner’s record in English is terrible. His career average should have no basis when selecting him in England.
Least we can back Bancroft to take some good catches and scratch around for a while.
Warner’s record in English is terrible. His career average should have no basis when selecting him in England.
Yeah, we have to go back a decade for the last time the fate of the Ashes was decided in the 5th test.
The King!
Chosen One
- Feb 6, 2013
- 12,443
- 17,240
- AFL Club
- Hawthorn
Sorry Sthalekar but I think literally noone is talking about Jack Leach.
If border was made skipper when Warne was an established player he would have hated the bloke.
Warne never gave waugh or Ponting a chance became he was shitty that his own idiocy cost him the captaincy but introspection is hard being a sour whinger not so much.
- Feb 6, 2013
- 12,443
- 17,240
- AFL Club
- Hawthorn
Taylor asked him if he enjoyed verbal sparring with Warne, Nasser said he does not enjoy Warne in any capacity and went through reasons why. In a joking manner but all the stuff he said is pretty much what I hate about Warne's commentary so it came from a real place.
The King!
Chosen One
yep
warne wants all the credit for anything good, but when it went wrong the captain didnt do something
- Banned
- #7,640
All I know about the dizzy spell is what Holding said. "He woke up this morning with a bit of a headache, and feeling a bit dizzy."
Anyway, Labuschagne has become the first concussion replacement in Test history.
wolmeister
Club Legend
- Nov 7, 2013
- 1,309
- 776
- AFL Club
- West Coast
Warner owes the side big time after this test. Time he pulls his finger out and stops being a ******* sook.
Almost makes you think the Ashes are a little bit overrated when the best player in it needs to get hurt to make an interesting series
- Feb 6, 2013
- 12,443
- 17,240
- AFL Club
- Hawthorn
A great example of this is (from memory) in his recent book where he blames Ponting for a loss in I think 05 for not bowling him sooner, but also says he got out because he stayed up all night partying during the Test before batting so they had a small total defend. Puts all the blame for the loss on Ponting in his telling.
- Feb 6, 2013
- 12,443
- 17,240
- AFL Club
- Hawthorn
I honestly think Archer going at his throat could play him back into form. Sink or swim stuff.
Warners record in england is better than bancrofts in Australia.
Bancroft has done stuff all in seven ashes tests now.
Warne was only tolerated by a few captains due his his ability on the field..., ala Keith Miller...
Yeah, wouldn't be upset if both went but if we had to pick between them I'd still back Warner to perform over Bancroft.
- Apr 15, 2008
- 7,857
- 9,504
- AFL Club
- Hawthorn
- Other Teams
- Roger Federer
This on Cricinfo suggests it’s highly unlikely Smith plays the next Test: https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/27412396/steven-smith-withdrawn-lord-test-due-concussion
These bits in particular:
On the official notification by the Australian team to the ICC match referee Ranjan Madugalle, Smith's symptoms were described as "headache, dizziness, feeling slowed down, feeling in a fog, don't feel right, drowsiness". He is set to undergo further precautionary scans on his neck to assess whether there is any further damage.
And:
CA's policy underlines the fact that a graded return to physical activity is required, and if there is any instance of a deterioration or setback then the process must begin again: "Staged physical activity should be upgraded on a graduated basis with progression through stages and Participants must return to a previous stage if symptoms worsen. A Participant may be required to sit out the duration of a multi-day match and/or further matches if required through the medical review."
And:
Lastly, the ICC's guidelines make a similar statement but also add that a typical recovery process will take about seven days to complete.
These bits in particular:
On the official notification by the Australian team to the ICC match referee Ranjan Madugalle, Smith's symptoms were described as "headache, dizziness, feeling slowed down, feeling in a fog, don't feel right, drowsiness". He is set to undergo further precautionary scans on his neck to assess whether there is any further damage.
And:
CA's policy underlines the fact that a graded return to physical activity is required, and if there is any instance of a deterioration or setback then the process must begin again: "Staged physical activity should be upgraded on a graduated basis with progression through stages and Participants must return to a previous stage if symptoms worsen. A Participant may be required to sit out the duration of a multi-day match and/or further matches if required through the medical review."
And:
Lastly, the ICC's guidelines make a similar statement but also add that a typical recovery process will take about seven days to complete.
- Banned
- #7,650
Didn't Bancroft score a century at the Gabba last time England toured?
Similar threads
- Poll
