mNo edit summary |
mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Interview about t20 and its seriousness Only on [https://www.jackpotbetonline.com/ jackpot bet online] official interview with Jarrod about the t20 cricket tournament. Hi Jarrod, Would like you to do a feature on how legspinners have made a place for themselves in T20, defying predictions at the start that it is a format where they will be hammered out of the reckoning. Even Imran Tahir, who bowls two bad balls every over in Tests, is a T20 force. | Interview about t20 and its seriousness Only on [https://www.jackpotbetonline.com/ jackpot bet online] [https://www.wonderhowto.com/search/official%20interview/ official interview] with Jarrod about the t20 cricket tournament. Hi Jarrod, Would like you to do a feature on how legspinners have made a place for themselves in T20, [https://lerablog.org/?s=defying%20predictions defying predictions] at the start that it is a format where they will be hammered out of the reckoning. Even Imran Tahir, who bowls two bad balls every over in Tests, Jackpot Bet Online is a T20 force. This is an email I got from my boss.<br><br>A few days later, cricket writer Peter Miller said a similar thing on Twitter. As part of that conversation there was a link to a Harsha Bhogle piece about the same thing: When T20 first arrived, it was thought there would be no space there for spinners. But just as the beauty of words has withstood the Twitter era, the charm of spin bowling has stayed alive, even flowered, in T20 cricket. | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 17 November 2024
Interview about t20 and its seriousness Only on jackpot bet online official interview with Jarrod about the t20 cricket tournament. Hi Jarrod, Would like you to do a feature on how legspinners have made a place for themselves in T20, defying predictions at the start that it is a format where they will be hammered out of the reckoning. Even Imran Tahir, who bowls two bad balls every over in Tests, Jackpot Bet Online is a T20 force. This is an email I got from my boss.
A few days later, cricket writer Peter Miller said a similar thing on Twitter. As part of that conversation there was a link to a Harsha Bhogle piece about the same thing: When T20 first arrived, it was thought there would be no space there for spinners. But just as the beauty of words has withstood the Twitter era, the charm of spin bowling has stayed alive, even flowered, in T20 cricket.