Was watching the start of the Aussie 2nd innings yesterday and was quite surprised by how Harmison was really giving it to Phil Hughes with the short stuff. I hadn’t watched him play before but, from what I’d read, he was supposed to be the next Sir Don with his crazy run scoring against SA [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Steve Harmison’
Hughes falls down to earth with a ‘Harmison’!
Posted: July 4, 2009 in Australia, england, Sri LankaTags: Australia, england, Philip Hughes, Steve Harmison
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Teflon King lives another day!
Posted: February 4, 2009 in england, West IndiesTags: england, Ian Bell, Owais Shah, Steve Harmison
Having no claim than being a ‘classy player’, the Teflon King, Ian Bell, manages to sneak in the side after Owais Shah made a big claim for his spot with an unbeaten 125 against the St. Kitts & Nevis Invitational XI. However, I’m still convinced that Ian Bell’s fingernail was responsible for Shah’s scratched cornea. [...]
All Hail King Pietersen!
Posted: August 29, 2008 in englandTags: england, Kevin Pietersen, Steve Harmison
I know, I’m quite late on commenting on this, but, the transformation in the side after KP took charge is quite hard to believe, yet, its something that I actually predicted in one of my earlier post. For those of you who had doubted his ability, and felt that the win in the test and [...]
Well, I borrowed the ‘quick fix’ part from Mickey Arthur, but, you know, he does have a point. Allan Donald, when he was the temporary bowling coach for England, did say that nothing was wrong with Harmison technically, he was bowling well, but it was the pressure of international cricket that was affecting him i.e. [...]
