And there's been a few too many 4 overthrows as well. Because I'll just do a small push out to mid on and run a single and then they throw the ball to the right of the keeper and goes for four..
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Tea - Day 1
Queensland - 115/4 (43 overs)
J Burns lbw. A Zampa 58 (111)
W Townsend run out (N Maddinson) 2 (6)
U Khawaja c. A Zampa b. T Copeland 15 (45)
P Forrest not out 34 (77)
C Lynn c. P Nevill b. A Zampa 5 (17)
C Hartley not out 0 (2)
Bowling:
D Bollinger 11-1-0-19
T Copeland 6-2-1-7
M Henriques 7-2-0-19
S O'Keefe 11-1-0-33
A Zampa 8-0-2-36
And 43 overs bowled in two sessions is just not enough, especially when 17 were bowled by spinners in that last session and only 22 overs were bowled.
After Townsend was run out early in the first session, and Khawaja edged Copeland to slip later in the session, Queensland were struggling at lunch. But a strong performance from Burns and Forrest has put Queensland back in a good position, Burns playing the spinners well back down the ground and through mid-wicket and cover, hitting 5 boundaries in his 58 before shuffling across his stumps and the leg spinner trapped him in front. Lynn looked good at the crease before chipping a ball to Nevill at mid wicket and now Forrest needs to go on to make a big score if Queensland are to make a big total.
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Batting seems so much better though. Just easy enough to score runs but easy enough to lose your wicket if you lose concentration. Only suggestion is that leaving the ball should increase your settled meter rather than just leave it at the same.
And also, I think spinners bowl a bit too much after they are introduced into the attack, at least from what I saw.
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And I just lofted a ball down the legside and got caught at short-leg... And I hit it pretty well as well, despite only seeing it for half a second.
But yeah, just loading it from where I last saved it
