It means he is asking the umpire to tell him where abouts the bit between the leg stump and his middle stump is in conjunction with his bat. To help him know exactly where the stumps are when he is facing a delivery. 1- leg stump (the one nearest the batsman). 2 - middle and leg. […]
Written on Saturday, March 15th, 2008 by ferminwoodard :: 0 comments to this post
It means he is asking the umpire to tell him where abouts the bit between the leg stump and his middle stump is in conjunction with his bat. To help him know exactly where the stumps are when he is facing a delivery.
1- leg stump (the one nearest the batsman).
2 - middle and leg. (the bit between the middle stump and the leg stump)
Batsmen will also ask for middle stump also.
Never middle and off or off as he is likely to be out LBW easier then.
http://titaniumfork.com/
http://beautyhelp.net/
http://dashscreen.com/
http://uniquetrain.com/
Post Comments Here » 0 comments to this post
Check the Categories below for more on could you please tell me what does the cricketing batsman mean when he asks for ” Two please” for his guard
More from Uncategorized(t) Categories
« code remote…..? :: I want to attach cardboard and tape to a worklight? »
