Re: Stupid Cricket Theories



"tendulkar.com" <tendulkar.com@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:0c6e34e5-f15a-49f8-ac40-a1cf694cfa77@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Similar to the Question posed by Andrew Fox, Here's a list of Cliche's
that commentators/players/ex-players use with absolutely no basis

1) All Decisions Even Out
2) A Fielder 100% knows whether he has caught the ball cleanly or not
3) You carry momentum into the next match (i.e if you score 674/6
there is no way in hell you'll get dismissed for 215)
4) If you can't defend 400, you deserve to lose

(Feel free to add yours)

I think you're misrepresenting 3). The claim I heard over and over was that it was actually England who carried the momentum forward by managing to scramble a draw in T1 which 'felt' like a victory.

Andrew

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