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12 needed off one ball?

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  • #2
    djimi
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    Amazing scenes! Bowler should be publically flogged for that though; its not that hard not to bowl a no ball when the opposition need 12 off the last ball!


  • #3
    HonalD
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    Amazing, is it NZ?


  • #4
    Dozen Wicked Words
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    HonalD wrote: »
    Amazing, is it NZ?

    Auckland v Otago (I think)


  • #5
    dfx-
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    The dulcet tones of Smithy


  • #6
    D3PO
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    am I missing something here. How was that 12 runs ?

    No ball plus a boundary = 5 plus a 6 makes 11.


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  • #7
    djimi
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    Commentator said that it was 4 plus 2 for the no ball so Im guessing the penalty for a no ball is greater in that competition.


  • #8
    Skid X
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    djimi wrote: »
    Commentator said that it was 4 plus 2 for the no ball so Im guessing the penalty for a no ball is greater in that competition.

    Yeah, it was a two run no ball

    http://www.espncricinfo.com/newzealand/content/story/277963.html
    Andre Adams starred in a dream finish for Auckland with a last-ball six against Northern Districts at Seddon Park. Chasing 161, Auckland needed 12 off the last ball and a waist-high full toss by seamer Graeme Aldridge was despatched for four by Adams. It was signalled a no ball, adding two extra runs to the total. With an exact six required off the last ball, Adams sealed the deal with a straight hit over long-off, guiding his side home by four wickets.

    You couldn't make it up.


  • #9
    D3PO
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    shocking stuff by the bowler that said it was a pretty marginal no ball in my eyes.


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