Brisbane progress after rain ruins exciting Eliminator finish | BBL|12 

Yet they don't play him in the Australian national T20 team. True racists.

@@khaleefax9553 😂 come on man. At least look at his stats before saying this stuff. He’s simply not fit enough to play white ball. He’s put on lots of weight and isn’t good at running between wickets. But most importantly, his stats in white ball aren’t good. Comparing BBL to international is just pathetic. If they were “true racists” Boland and Khawaja wouldn’t be playing, and Tanveer Sangha wouldn’t be selected. What a pathetic comment by you.

@@khaleefax9553not only that. He’s too old. You don’t have 36 year olds coming into the team with a 20 average because he did well in one BBL game out of the hundreds he’s played. 🤦‍♂️ some people.

@@squalidseal6126 You have absolutely NO IDEA - and it's a shame to have you as such an ill informed Australian cricket supporter. You don't seem to even know the ABC of cricket - otherwise, you would notice the amount of talent he had, and how brutally was it wasted by the Australian selectors - ESPECIALLY by Search youtube with this string and watch this innings - and it will give you a clue of how good he was - pay attention to the commentary as well. Usman Khawaja 121 v South Australia_ 720p HD

Don’t think any of those are test specialists lol

@@montybrown9282 not sure about the rest but khawaja sure is...

@@montybrown9282 All three of them are best in red ball

@@UmpireStrikesBack labuschagne is test specialist.......

@@UmpireStrikesBack cmon bro no.1 test batter was there

Interesting no comments about Usman, that speaks a lot about you

Same

@@UmpireStrikesBackshut up flop it was a compliment

@@UmpireStrikesBack Mate you weren't being polite in your first reply, so why should he be polite back. Also your take is wrong

Do you mean he'll be shagging that Sheila of Yarborough ?

@@UmpireStrikesBack I mean, every player has potential to become a legend Cricketers. And Labus, if he continues Develop himself as an all three format batter,

@@darrylmackie9184 No, but he has potential

No heart-breaking for me as a supporter as the thunder batters knew very well that rain would hit any moment and knowing this fact, they were not hitting boundaries.

@@4zahed It was strange, they wanted the slight build up of dew on the grass to help with the boundaries but I checked the forecast before Heat started batting and it said it would rain .... so I hope they checked

I think Renshaw called him out for chucking

nity rtr i yy to your site ur Drr uit

24/5? I think, very underated

No, Khawaja, but Renshaw yes . And, Lance Morris also should be in One day Squad

Not Khawaja..😌

He doesn't deserve to be in team.

Yes.

Brisbane played better than thunder and rain played

No, If You give 200+ to opponent team, you deserve to loss

ah yes cause theyd definitely have been able to chase 200 going at 7 an over for the first 7 overs on a par 150 wicket in a high pressure final, theyre winning % even after only being 1 down after 7 was already down to like 5%

@@Himanshu69686 No, because often when one team scores 200+ so does the other

Drop Head, his T20 numbers are woeful. Why you dropping Marsh at 7?? If is scoring with high strike rate at 3?? And Sometimes you need impact player at 3 , Drop Maxwell, bring Inglis at 4 in place of him as a Wicket Keeper. Bring Hardie in place of Green at 5, drop Cummins bring Sean Abbott and Drop Starc bring Jason Behrendorff . That's it.

DLS is an attempt to do the impossible. There is no way it is possible to invent a system that is fair to all teams in all circumstances. Given that the Thunder were unlikely to replicate the the 3rd quarter of the Heat's innings it is most likely that the Heat would have gone on to win. Successfully chasing down a figure of 200 is rare, and the Thunder would have needed a lot to go their way in the last 13 overs, good start or not. It was definitely more likely than not that the Heat would have won.

@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 That being said, even so there is still a possibility that the Thunder could have pulled it off, whilst quite rare to chase down a score of over 200. They were actually ahead of what the Heat were, when they were at the exact same over despite being under the average run score needed to chase it down. I'm a Heat supporter, but I do believe that due to unfortunate circumstances the weather really let the Thunder down. I would have liked to seem their attempt, rather than just assuming that the Heat would have won just because their innings came first.

@@isaacnavarro8874 The Heat had about a 90% probability of winning at that point. Often teams chasing 200+ start well and then a couple of wickets fall and they stall.

Even though they get a bigger crowd there it makes more sense to play here since they are the SYDNEY thunder, and it’s their finals match

For a second, I thought I was the only 1 who ever realized such a thought. Spot on, what a player & future Aussie Legend Khawaja is!

Tati tournament

Who asked ?

@@shivranjan7480 Haha Ur one's is gai ka gubar 🤣🤣

No one cares

Well that has nothing to do with anything.

Agreed👍👍

Rain will tend to keep people away.

Most Sydney thunder fans are from Canberra anyway. And the average crowds are higher than last season

@@stantonclark Correct although last year the Covid restrictions would have kept people away.

You don't even turn the tele on if Queensland are playing . SO no chance of paying and getting wet.

@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 Yea true, although the crowds this season on average are just higher than they were in bbl09 (last season before covid)

Which means nothing, considering the Thunder were unlikely to replicate the 3rd quarter of the Heat's innings...

@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 you can see into the future can you. It's all unknowns tosser.

@@davecousins1402 What is known, tosser, is the Heat were more likely to in at that that point, than the Thunder. Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrr

Absolutely not. DLS did exactly what it should have done. The Heat were very much favourites at the time the rain came.

no but the heat had less runs than thunder in the same amount of overs so u never know

@@PandaBabu81 That is not how the Duckworth-Lewis method works.

You mean 2022/23 season. There is no such thing as the 2023 BBL season.

@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 yep u are that grumpy

@@PandaBabu81 You are the 137th person to say that to me. Got something original?

Not a chance.

No , This ill not happen

it was a good batting wicket u never know

Test players i meant

Yhan bhi lund bhakti 🤪🤪

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