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| how i met your mother information, food, ty, rock, snatch, affiliate programs, tourism, book review, american beauty, t shirthell, walt disney video, tee shirt, media watch, jtkiefer, funny t shirts, travel, pacific northwest, keith truesdell, criticism, masturbation, issue, and numbers, television, | At that stage, Waugh clipped the ball in the air straight to South African fielder Herschelle Gibbs. In his haste, Gibbs dropped the ball when attempting to throw it in the air in celebration bulletin board as he had not fully controlled it. As he passed him, bulletin board Waugh asked Gibbs: "How does it feel to have dropped the World Cup". Waugh carried on to make an unbeaten 120 and Australia posted an unlikely win and won the World Cup bulletin board a few days later. 2004 England's Andrew Flintoff, at slip, teased West Indies' tailender Tino Best for repeatedly trying to slog Ashley Giles over the top for six, so Flintoff said: "Mind the Windows, Tino!", meaning the pavilion windows. Best charged out to meet the next ball, swung wildly at it (attempting a six), missed and was stumped by Geraint Jones, getting out and leaving Flintoff with a stitch. |
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| At this point in time, the entire ground is rolling on the floor laughing their behinds out. One of the fielders - brave lad - stops laughing for a minute, picks the ball and throws down the wicket at the other end. Umpire Alec Skelding looks very seriously at the four and calmly informs them "One of you buggers is out. I issue don't know which. You decide and inform the bloody scorers!". (Incident described in "From the Pavilion End" by Harold "Dickie" issue Bird) [edit] Psychological Psychological sledging is issue seen as a way of getting under an opposing player's skin, and disrupting their concentration. Normally directed at batsmen, often by wicketkeepers and close in fielders, sometimes the tables can be turned... 1999 - Perhaps the most famous sledge of all took place during the epic World Cup Super Six clash between Australia and South Africa. South Africa looked on course to a routine victory with Australian captain Steve Waugh at the crease and on 56. |
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