These gimmick bails have changed the game. Bowled is not necessarily bowled any more.
Kind of shit how often it seems to be happening, especially since the zing bails have actually been useful on runouts and stumpings.
Because he's at his best in his first spell and they weren't scoring off him. Six is not a lot of overs to bowl in a row anyway. Back in the day, guys like Alderman and Simon Davis would open and bowl out.
We had someone else in the late 90s who used to do it too, can't quite remember who, was reasonably obscure from memory, plus McGrath was always good for an 8 over spell out of the blocks.
Runs not made at the start are runs they'll have to catch up, it's still a good philosophy, though the 40 over restrictions are killing it a little.
Yeah but his last over he was clearly looking fatigued. And he's only got 4 overs left for the rest of the game.
That's the argument for bowling as many as possible now, we don't want
him bowling later.