The outcry if either incident occurred today - let alone accounting for consecutive wickets on the last day of a tight Test! - doesn't bear thinking about. When it happened you think, 'Shouldn't have done it.' But oh well." "We were told before the game not to do anything out of the ordinary, pick up the ball or that sort of thing," Moss says. Sarfraz appealed, and Hilditch became the only non-striker in cricket history to be given out "handled ball".
It rolled harmlessly onto the pitch where Andrew Hilditch bent down and tossed it to bowler Sarfraz Nawaz. Rick Darling drove to cover, Sikander fielded and shied at the stumps at the bowler's end.
Payback came at 0-87 in Australia's second innings. I think we might have discussed it at drinks: 'The other bloke's running halfway down the wicket. "They were nine out, he was smashing fours then he'd hit a three off the last ball of the over. I can just imagine the commentators."įrustration built in the Australians to the point that Alan Hurst "Mankaded" Asif's batting partner, No.11 bat Sikander Bakht, as he backed up too far at the non-striker's end. "That was one of the best innings I saw," he says, recalling standing uncomfortably at third man in its latter stages with the instruction to let the ball go to the boundary rather than allow a last-ball-of-the-over single, so adept was Asif at milking the strike. Moss was a reliable gully fielder, and from there watched the dashing Asif Iqbal make the majority of an unbeaten second innings century that gave Kim Hughes' team a testing run chase. On closer examination, a bit happened in his sole Test match. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.He reckons an official must have given him the baggy green and a blazer, although the latter probably arrived after the WACA ground Test, in which he was pretty much on trial for the subsequent World Cup in England. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here.
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