Yep it is the same image as the last post but how often does a number 11 score 95 in a test match - until this week that would be never. It was certainly an innings that brought some Windies sunshine to a bleak old Edgebaston.
The greatness of this game is that almost nothing is impossible. Just when you think you have it figured out something truly amazing happens and you might notice it is almost always in the test arena!
When there is only one side playing quality test cricket on the field your average spectator can be forgiven for creating a bit of a distraction. No stones, no riot shields, just a lot of beer and a winning feeling.
Zulqarnain Haider and Saeed Ajmal congratulate each other on being Test cricketers. The new boys have made the difference and, even though they will probably not win the match, their efforts are just what the rest of the team needed. But this is Pakistan so you can read nothing into what might happen next.
The gut wrenching new dance step called The Leave. Seems a little odd that with all the T20 being played, where you have to put bat on every ball, there is now a mania for leaving the ball on the off stump. Still, it does help to get a result inside of four days.
Over two thousand posts and not a single conviction!
Eh?
Most cricket blogs are about the banter. This one aims to be brief on comment but strong on images. The images are sourced from many places and are subject to a tweak or two by Photoshop. If there is one you like feel free to click, enlarge and print.