Oh dear, Josh Hull, after taking his first wicket thanks to a superb diving catch by Chris Woakes earlier in the day, drops an absolute sitter with England restricted to slow bowlers thanks to the less than perfect light atm. The batsman had dropped his bat in disgust at his shot, certain he was out. Hull will be praying that drop isn't too costly, he must be feeling dreadful.
It’s been very costly up to now and will no doubt get even costlier. For a guy with hands like buckets it was a very poor attempt.
Indeed, he was on 23 when he was dropped, he was finally out for 3 times that amount, 69.
Now Josh Hull has an easy chance dropped off his bowling, as Ollie Stone puts it down. Not quite as bad a drop as Hull's was yesterday, and hopefully not as costly as Sri Lanka are 8 down now, but still it was a bad drop and a catch that really shoulda been taken.
Amazing that such a lot was being gambled on such low leagues; surely that in itself would be a huge red flag that wouldn't require anything particularly sophisticated to spot.
Let's hope Antonio doesn't see this; just when it seems he has stopped shooting from from range quite as much as he used to, he might be encouraged by this to carry on shooting from outside the box:
Seems ridiculous to switch a match to a Monday when there's such a lot of travel involved. Looking at the fixtures, there doesn't seem to be a regular Monday evening PL match every week this season; is that because of the changes to the CL and EL?
Interesting to see that FIFA’s instructions to players who receive racial abuse is to make a cross with their arms to bring the officials attention who can stop the game. Our games could be regularly stopped each time we score as we make the crossed Hammers sign.
I think Spurs may have one but it's a bit different to ours as it always seems the away fans making it towards them. It does seem to follow them around though!
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Now Josh Hull has an easy chance dropped off his bowling, as Ollie Stone puts it down. Not quite as bad a drop as Hull's was yesterday, and hopefully not as costly as Sri Lanka are 8 down now, but still it was a bad drop and a catch that really shoulda been taken.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cd05385k722o
Amazing that such a lot was being gambled on such low leagues; surely that in itself would be a huge red flag that wouldn't require anything particularly sophisticated to spot.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/videos/cdrl4431m47o
Did we know Max Kilman was born in West Ham?
Our games could be regularly stopped each time we score as we make the crossed Hammers sign.
I think Spurs may have one but it's a bit different to ours as it always seems the away fans making it towards them. It does seem to follow them around though!