Glenn Phillips RACES to 48 off 19 💨 | Southern Brave vs Welsh Fire Highlights
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Rain meant that there was no winner in this clash between Southern Brave and Welsh Fire
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You should atleast give something that say it's abandoned
We are here guessing what happened
Glenn Phillips FINALLY turns up for the Fire far too late, I'd be furious with the fee & wages he must get & the results considering what he can do so frustrating
How much are they paying him then?
Glenn turned up when his team needed him the least
@editor pls stop showing 3 replays for any boundaries... It's irritating..
Right
And then ends it abruptly.
Philip is so underrated
Rain rain come again 💔
Rain Rain😢😢😢
Welsh fire, my favourite team, in Hundred 💯
Rain hoiya onk valo hoise
I think the Phillips' 6 when on 40 hit a girl on the head. I hope not. Cracking shot though. But when at a cricket game with your kids, you can't take anything for granted.
Hampshire wicketkeeper sounds like a car alarm. Some players appeal with 'howzat'....this guy is like WEEUEUUHHHHH WEEUUUEUUUHHHHH
Some one explain please LBW rules😢
I got this from Quora, but I hope this helps:
The full form of LBW is Leg Before Wicket. It first made its appearance in cricket rules in 1774.
Basic rules are-Simply put, a batsman is considered out LBW if they obstruct a ball which was en route to hitting the stumps with any part of their body barring their hands.
In cricket, hands, up to the wrists, are considered as an extension of the bat. Batsmen typically wear protective gloves, the entirety of which are considered as their hands.
Though it may sound simple, there are several other conditions which need to be met for a batsman to be given out through LBW, which introduce certain complexities to the decision-making.
The conditions are:
The ball must be a legitimate delivery, i.e. not a no ball.
The first point of contact is considered for LBW calls, which means that if the ball hits the bat or hands first and then the player’s body, it cannot be given as LBW even if other conditions are met. If the ball hits the bat and the player’s body simultaneously, it is considered bat first.
If a delivery is not intercepted at full pitch (before bouncing) by the batsman, the ball must bounce in line with the three wickets or to the off side of the batsman's off stump.
If the ball pitches outside the line of the batsman's leg stump and proceeds to swing or spin towards the wickets, it cannot be given as LBW.
Even in the case of the ball pitching outside the off stump line and turning in towards the wickets, there are certain subtleties which must be considered before the batsman can be given out by LBW.
In this case, if the point of impact between the ball and the batsman's body is in line with the stumps and other conditions are met, they are out. This is called plumb LBW.
However, if the point of impact between the ball and the batsman's body is outside the off stump line, the batsman can only be given out if they were not offering a shot, or in cricketing terms, didn’t intend to play the ball. If the batsman had made a genuine attempt at a shot but missed the ball, it is not out.
Whether or not a batsman's ‘genuinely’ attempted to play the ball often becomes the trickiest part of LBW decisions and is subject to the umpire’s interpretation, even after the introduction of third umpires and video assistance.
After recent rule changes, the bails placed on the top of the stumps are also considered part of the wickets. This means that if the trajectory of a ball is deemed to have even clipped the bails if it was not intercepted, it can be an LBW dismissal as long as all the other conditions are met.
As with all modes of dismissals in cricket, the fielding team needs to formally appeal to the umpire to invoke an LBW decision.
Though it is called Leg Before Wicket, obstructing the ball with any part of the body, barring the hands as explained above, can result in an LBW dismissal. However, in most real-time scenarios, LBWs involve the ball hitting the batsman's legs or protective leg pads.
Glenn Phillips power hitter😍😘
Ugh
Score card is very confusing
Tkc Is very dissopointting this seasons
Bruh this editor is suspect in some videos the same clips get shown twice and this one no indication that it was called off it just ended ?? 😵💫
editor is from india i can bet
Mills is he support eliminate?
What the he|| is guys with you .
Just given first innings highlights and 2nd's 3 overs 😂😂
It got abandoned due too rain after that wicket thats why
@@Loisgriffin111 thanks for info
Cricket is better than rugby and football 💪🏼🏏🗿
You people need a good editor
Now brave will qualify even tho they didn’t deserve to
They did based on all games played
@@dagfinissocool I know but they would have lost this one and then if BP won today they would be out
@@Joesimpsoncomments123 idc Braves is my team:)
King is back ❤
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