Scott @Scotty54165081

@that__guy__28 @TheCricketerMag That's exactly it. It's the same as the Lyon-Stokes ball-tracking that Australia couldn't review at Headingley 2019. It showed the ball curving back to the stumps because it didn't recognise that it hit Stokes' front pad first.

#AskSteven David Warner finished his test career with a home average of 57.85 but only 31.59 away. Is this the biggest difference for any batter with more that 8000 test runs?

@Staaberwocky @WildeePatrol I'm fascinated because 'hate' to 'my favourite ever' is a much much wider gap than the one between BvS and the ultimate cut. The extra bits add some context, character work and pacing, but they don't change the fabric is the film all that much.

@Staaberwocky @WildeePatrol I'm kinda fascinated by your take on BvS. The Ultimate Edition filled a couple of plotholes and made it make a but more sense, but I can't imagine how someone could hate the theatrical cut, but the ultimate is their favourite film. They aren't that different.

@kundu_prashant @TheCricketGeek Yeh that's true, and he regrets doing it. He's openly admitted he should've retired before the tour. Should've been handled better, but ultimately he wasn't fit to play.

@lockie_jd @TheCricketGeek What a nice bloke

@googsie73 @79simonthompson @TheCricketGeek That's revisionist history if I ever saw it. The guy was world class before his elbow went.

@Ramku14 @TheCricketGeek His elbow was knackered and he could barely bowl. His mistake was not retiring before the Ashes, he admits that. It's not like he just gave up because he was getting a bit of tap.

@googsie73 @79simonthompson @TheCricketGeek He'd been struggling with an elbow injury for a while and could barely grip the ball during the Ashes.

@kundu_prashant @TheCricketGeek If your spinner couldn't grip the ball properly because of a career-ending injury, would you want him to be in the team?

@mikecomn @TheCricketGeek People seem to forget that he had a crippling elbow injury that meant he could barely grip the ball.

@lockie_jd @TheCricketGeek It's well documented that he could barely grip the ball because of an elbow injury, and by his own admission should never have toured in the first place.

@shahul0701 @englandcricket @Swannyg66 @benstokes38 Our current 3 spinners of Asian descent were born in Nottingham (Rehan), Bradford (Adil) and Birmingham (Moeen). Hardly "outsourcing" if they were born and raised in England and learned their cricket here.

@11zero4studios @TheBarmyArmy @jimmy9 I think he probably remembers this more clearly.

@PompeyGJ @Parksy17 I bet you there will be as many Kent players as there will be Hants players on that test tour, just as there are the same amount of players in the World Cup squad.

@lmpressiveCock By 'they', I hope you mean the studio execs causing the strike whose idea this was, rather than the writers themselves.

@0007Bigjohn @englandcricket Rehan’s in the playing XI isn’t he? They pick a different player for every game. The last ODI against NZ they chose Sam Curran, would you have had a problem if they chose Moeen Ali?

@TheCountyCrick2 I will support anyone who pulls on the jersey for England, but on what metric is this “fully deserved” for Tom Hartley?

@CricketTragic99 @nbridgeman @Ben_Wisden Can that be attributed to the pressure put on them by England’s aggressive batting?

@JonobonoEFC @pumatmysoul @Ben_Wisden “Any home test series” not “any home Ashes” - they also faced a lot of dross