Goat Herder wrote:simmo wrote:last weekend we had the most amusing dissmisal of a batsman i have personally seen. The batter tried to play a sweep shot, ball clipped his gloves dropped to ground and rolled towards the stumps. in his attempt to re-balance and kick the ball away he accidentally kicked the ball with his other foot onto the stumpd.
this has just made me wonder what the most unnusual or hilarious dissmissals other people had seen?
Haven't seen any funnier than my brother's dismissal in U14's, way back in the day for Rosewater. Playing Flinders Park in a semi, I'd opened & was still there when my little bro' strode to the crease as our #11. I met him when he got near the pitch and filled him in on the goal ; 2 balls left in the over. Keep the one on the stumps out and leave anything wide of the pegs. He was 11yo at the time and the pads were that big he was talking in a high pitched voice.
Anyhow, first ball is wide of off stump, and like a top order bat, strode forward and raised his bat well away from the ball, letting it through to the keeper. 2nd bal was down leg-side and his eyes lit up, took an almighty swing at it, swung himself off-balance, pivoted 180 degrees and knocked all 3 stumps clean outta the ground in his follow through.![]()
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dont know why mate, but that gave me the biggest laugh so far....
my son played under 10 for gepps cross on sunday.
I have been telling him that when he bats and he goes for a run make it nice and loud for the other batter to hear...simple.
my son hits the ball and yells yes as loud as he could, the non striker then begins to run and stops a little bit down the pitch,
my son looks at him then runs back to his crease and the non striker gets run out

I asked my son what had happened at the end of the game and this is the gods honest truth.....
he said....I yelled yes run, I looked up and seen him move a little but he didnt yell ok back to me so I thought he wasnt going to run

so if the non striker doesnt yell OK back to you then dont run

taught him well.