The OFFER

ketchim · 01-07-2016, 11:26 AM

#1
"We were willing to give them 70 overs on a day-five wicket and we were going to go after the runs.

370 off 70 overs is quite a lot of runs, I think that is fair game for both teams,

as I said it was just disappointing that they weren't willing to come to the party."

#2
"He [Smith] came to us and made an offer, I just went back to the team and we thought at this stage

of our development it wasn't the best thing for us,"  Jason Holder said.

"We had [Denesh] Ramdin who was scoring well and looking well, so just give him the encouragement

to go out there and build an innings and build some confidence.

#3
"We set out at the beginning of the series to bat 90 overs each time we batted

and get past the 300 mark.

That was one of the things that we wanted to achieve today and we achieved that.

It was a team vote, team decision."

#4
Australia declaring their first innings at 0 for 0 then offering scoring opportunities to the visitors.

Smith said the coach Darren Lehmann had checked the ICC playing conditions

and code of conduct before making the offer.

#6
hahahaha : why did I know u would show up ???

That arse Smiff think 2 and a half days washed out Play

will suddenly  WEAR and CRACK up like a 5th day Pitch.


He must think we gats a ring in abbi nose  Tongue

#7
i would have taken that over

#8
You mean , Offer : and you would have been humiliated.

Smiff was trying a ting and de fool think we wouldda fall into de Trap !  ::LOL::

#9
explain the trap

#10
Captaincy in cricket, often goes to the best or the most senior player in the team, not the best leader in the team.


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