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Oct 27, 2026
Louis CameronHOST
Whether they got lucky or not, I mean, Connolly and Lyon kept him in the game through the first couple of sessions there.
Louis CameronHOST
Connolly gets his maiden test wicket, LBW, Matthew Bretzky, and really clever review from Pat Cummins.
Louis CameronHOST
And Lyon, you know, the way he held things together, that was a pretty...
Louis CameronHOST
Pretty gutsy performance from him given the pressure he would have been feeling to throw it wider to Ackerman, who was on an absolute heater at that point.
John BriggsHOST
Ken Maxwell, Kegworth, bowled Ken Maxwell.
John BriggsHOST
Tarman, LBW, Ken Maxwell, duck.
John BriggsHOST
All these are ducks, by the way, obviously.
David BirchGUEST
Yeah,
Kyle MillsHOST
You don't know what's going to happen in the game.
Kyle MillsHOST
You get a slow wicket at the subcontinent, breaks up, LBW's come into play a bit more.
Kyle MillsHOST
Last night it doesn't.
Kyle MillsHOST
Yeah, I mean, we just...
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HenryPANELIST
Who are living on playing in the Rugby League World Cup match this weekend? Tonga.
HenryPANELIST
Which Black Fern player scored four tries in the second half against France last weekend? No idea.
HenryPANELIST
What does LBW stand for in cricket? Leg before wicket.
HenryPANELIST
Who ran second in the Cox Plate last year? Buckaroo.
Kyle MillsHOST
You don't know what's going to happen in the game.
Kyle MillsHOST
You get a slow wicket at the subcontinent, breaks up, LBW's come into play a bit more.
LashHOST
Last night it doesn't.
LashHOST
Yeah, we just...
Charles DagnallGUEST
Okay? Anything that you nicked was out.
Charles DagnallGUEST
LBWs didn't really...
Charles DagnallGUEST
We still appealed, but they didn't really count kind of thing.
Charles DagnallGUEST
Um-
DarrenHOST
Arafat's final all-round performance continued with a beautiful delivery to bowl England captain Harry Brook for 5 and Nassim Shah got one to keep low to bowl out Joe Root for 33.
DarrenHOST
When Jordan Coxford's LBW and Jamie Overton holed out both of Arafat, England were floored.
DarrenHOST
They spluttered to 215 all-out, losing their last seven wickets for 50 runs, capped by a calamitous run-out of Gus Atkinson.
DarrenHOST
Pakistan have won two from two in the tri-series and already are on the brink of the final, while England next meet Sri Lanka at the same ground tomorrow, with both sides looking for their first victory.
Sean WalshHOST
Yeah, hit the nail on the head beautifully, mate.
Sean WalshHOST
Seven catches behind the wicket, a couple of technical flawed LBWs in between.
Sean WalshHOST
Marco Jensen, first and foremost, after his 85 with the stick, 5 for 33, his ability just to get the ball through the chest at 5.5, 6 metre lengths.
Sean WalshHOST
Australia just did not handle his extra pace and bounce.
Sean WalshHOST
But you look at that delivery, that's a half-volley.
Sean WalshHOST
you know, nipped away a little bit, but none of these deliveries that were caught behind the wicket were, according to Crick Fierce's, like, track men, um, ball tracking, were hitting the stumps.
Sean WalshHOST
So, um, all three of the dismissals that were hitting the stumps were the LBWs, um, or the bold, obviously.
Sean WalshHOST
Um...
Alex ChapmanHOST
Okay.
Riccardo BallHOST
Chappie, what are your thoughts? I was watching the cricket last night, and the commentators raised an interesting point about LBW decisions and the dead ball rule.
Riccardo BallHOST
Imagine the scenario.
Riccardo BallHOST
The final ball of the World Cup final.
Riccardo BallHOST
The batting team needs four runs to win.
Riccardo BallHOST
The batter inside edges the ball onto their pad and it races away to the boundary for four.
Riccardo BallHOST
The bowling team appeals for LBW and the umpire raises his finger.
Riccardo BallHOST
The ball is immediately deemed dead.
Alex ChapmanHOST
Okay.
Riccardo BallHOST
Chappie, what are your thoughts? I was watching the cricket last night, and the commentators raised an interesting point about LBW decisions and the dead ball rule.
Riccardo BallHOST
Imagine the scenario.
Riccardo BallHOST
The final ball of the World Cup final.
Riccardo BallHOST
The batting team needs four runs to win.
Riccardo BallHOST
The batter inside edges the ball onto their pad and it races away to the boundary for four.
Riccardo BallHOST
The bowling team appeals for LBW and the umpire raises his finger.
Riccardo BallHOST
The ball is immediately deemed dead.
John TempertonGUEST
Um, I think it's the most divisive decision on any form of, a- any cricket, any level.
John TempertonGUEST
Uh, you, you put up a video on a, an LBW, and g- Genuinely, for me, I can put a video up up and I, I can assure you, unless it's absolutely stone wall, there'll still be somebody who says it's not out because they love to be different, I think.
John TempertonGUEST
Um, they'll...
John TempertonGUEST
You'll get so many comments saying they'll find a reason why they think it's not out.
John TempertonGUEST
Um, which is fine, and people are entitled to an opinion on how they see the ball.
John TempertonGUEST
Um, yeah.
John TempertonGUEST
Uh, if you ever see any of my videos in an LBW one, look at the comments, and you'll get so many that will be, "Oh, that's out." And then you'll see a next one below it, "No, that's not out."
RobHOST
Yeah.