watch jim laker the lengendary off-spinner when in 1956 against Austraila in the first innings he took 9 for 37 and in the second he took 10 for 53 and at the time he was the first bowler to take a...
watch jim laker the lengendary off-spinner when in 1956 against Austraila in the first innings he took 9 for 37 and in the second he took 10 for 53 and at the time he was the first bowler to take all ten wickets in a test match. watch this great piece of genius by jim laker.
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It would have been really interesting to see the balls in between the wickets, just to see how Laker set his wickets up. He was getting huge turn but if you don't get your line and length right, turn doesn't matter. Laker had great line and length.
i love the lack of celebrations at the fall of many of those wickets. Today there would be a full cavalier charge complete with energetic over the top fist pumping.
wtf? Cricinfo describes the wicket as 'a turner so raging that Ray Lindwall bowled only two out of 133 overs in Surrey's first innings'. Look at may 16s "Todays Yesterday" or whatever its called.
That's different to a pitch that doesn't turn. Variety is what would've been the batsman's undoing. Laker would have bowled a ton of off breaks that turned square, then slipped in a few straight ones that the batsmen thought would turn and didn't. Playing for turn that isn't there will get you out, rather than playing for turn when there is some.
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Never stopped bloody reminding us of it every test match until 1999
RIP old fella