cheer up, boys... kill 'em
One big factor in the win was the spirit on the field which could be summed up as 'never say die, but say pretty much anything else you can think of'.
Some examples included Ganesh's non stop vocal performance behind the stumps (and even while batting, according to Venkat!), Vikramadi providing the first ever instance of a bowler sledging during his run up, and the loud cheers of 'idea game, idea game' when an overthrow led to a pinched single where there was none.
The match also saw Narahoo raise his bat to the pavillion for the first time this season... not for a high score, or a boundary or six (all of which he has provided plenty of), but for a quick single he called for. Will wonders never cease??
Some examples included Ganesh's non stop vocal performance behind the stumps (and even while batting, according to Venkat!), Vikramadi providing the first ever instance of a bowler sledging during his run up, and the loud cheers of 'idea game, idea game' when an overthrow led to a pinched single where there was none.
The match also saw Narahoo raise his bat to the pavillion for the first time this season... not for a high score, or a boundary or six (all of which he has provided plenty of), but for a quick single he called for. Will wonders never cease??
posted by koidy at 10:01 PM
1 Comments:
Ha. Just when you thought you'd seen it all.
Well done, boys. Winning is a habit, they say.
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