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It's The Ashes (again) - Printable Version +- WBAUnofficial (https://wbaunofficial.org.uk) +-- Forum: WBAUnofficial (https://wbaunofficial.org.uk/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: WBAUnofficial (https://wbaunofficial.org.uk/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Thread: It's The Ashes (again) (/showthread.php?tid=29999) Pages:
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RE: It's The Ashes (again) - AnelkasBeard - 07-04-2023 Ollie Pope out for the rest of the Ashes. Easy way to get Foakes in. Put Brook at 3, YJB at 5, Foakes at 7. Sorted. No doubt they'll stick Dan Lawrence in at 3, and leave the rest. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - wba13 - 07-04-2023 So the injury that the umpires deemed minor so he had to field is a lot more serious, why don’t they listen to the Dr’s. Pope showed what this England side is all about playing on with a serious injury. As for the Aussies thinking we’re whinging poms, pot kettle black springs to mind there the proven cheats not us. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - SuperBob2002 - 07-04-2023 (07-04-2023, 11:08 AM)AnelkasBeard Wrote: Ollie Pope out for the rest of the Ashes. That would be logical. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - Borin' Baggie - 07-04-2023 Perfect opportunity to bring Foakes in. ECB: "England will not call up a replacement for the third Ashes Test, which starts at Headingley on Thursday." FFS. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - AnelkasBeard - 07-04-2023 (07-04-2023, 11:25 AM)wba13 Wrote: So the injury that the umpires deemed minor so he had to field is a lot more serious, why don’t they listen to the Dr’s. He literally didn't have to field? External injury (ie caused by the floor/ball) meant he could not field, but still bat at 3. Internal injury (eg muscle strain) means the time he spends off the field, he can't bat for. (07-04-2023, 11:33 AM)Borin' Baggie Wrote: Perfect opportunity to bring Foakes in. Really frustraing isn't it. Like I said, Dan Lawrence to be a walking wicket at 3. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - wba13 - 07-04-2023 (07-04-2023, 11:37 AM)AnelkasBeard Wrote:This is from the BBC website(07-04-2023, 11:25 AM)wba13 Wrote: So the injury that the umpires deemed minor so he had to field is a lot more serious, why don’t they listen to the Dr’s. Pope was told by the umpires if you do not field you cannot bat at 3, it caused a rumpus but he had to field or forfeit his right to bat at 3. It was the umpires who called it. England are "a bit bewildered" at the situation that led to batter Ollie Pope aggravating his shoulder injury during the second Ashes Test, says spin bowling coach Jeetan Patel. Pope was injured in the field in the first innings and was hurt again after diving in the second innings. It is believed match officials incorrectly told England Pope had to field, or they head out with 10 men. "We are a bit bewildered by it all," Patel said. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - SuperBob2002 - 07-04-2023 (07-04-2023, 11:33 AM)Borin' Baggie Wrote: Perfect opportunity to bring Foakes in. That is an utterly disgraceful decision. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - Cheshire East Baggie - 07-04-2023 (07-04-2023, 12:02 PM)SuperBob2002 Wrote:(07-04-2023, 11:33 AM)Borin' Baggie Wrote: Perfect opportunity to bring Foakes in. Wait until they announce a team unchanged apart from the addition of Lawrence for Pope ![]() Surely all those pundits calling for changes in the bowling attack must have realised the risk they were running? Baz'n'Ben will probably do the opposite of what the pundits say. Fact is, this Pope injury doesn't change the Bairstow/Foakes situation. There's a spare batter in the squad, so in he comes. The fact that he's useless is a disgrace, I agree. (07-04-2023, 11:25 AM)wba13 Wrote: So the injury that the umpires deemed minor so he had to field is a lot more serious, why don’t they listen to the Dr’s. I think there's a grey area here. It was an impact injury, but it exacerbated a known long term shoulder problem. After he scored 42 runs in the first innings, it was probably reasonable to suggest that he was recovered to some extent and should therefore field if he wanted to bat up the order. The umpires had a poor match. Half the referrals seemed to result in changing the on-field decision. The two catching incidents showed inconsistency. They could have been more strident over the stumping and put Cummins under pressure. I also think they let a lot of head-high deliveries from England go without calling them as bouncers. Maybe they just weren't impressed by the pace (or lack of) in most cases. Umpires have had a good game when we aren't talking about them afterwards. RE: It's The Ashes (again) - backsidebaggie - 07-04-2023 Will it not be Ali who comes in? Possibly? RE: It's The Ashes (again) - SuperBob2002 - 07-04-2023 It really does feel like England aren't giving themselves the best chance of winning. They've got the selection wrong and have thrown away strong positions on the field in both the opening Tests. We really are defeating ourselves and gifting the Aussies the Ashes. When Australia have hammered us down under they've been by far the best side and deservedly won the Urn. Whilst I don't argue that they're the stronger set of players it doesn't feel like they've been the better side performance wise. They've only had to be average to get a 2-0 lead. It really is frustrating. |