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Biggest cricketing embarrassment?

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someone posted a youtube clip on here before called something like the worst two ball innings ever, may have been you. well worth watching again :lol::lol:

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1. Being given out to a daisy cutter that bounced 3 times and dribbled on to my toe. The arsehole bowler had the nerve to appeal and it was given. The previous ball I had smacked him for 6 like.
2. Almost forgetting to run for the last ball of an innings when needing 1 to draw and getting ran out. Should have been half way down the wicket when the striker hit. Instead a 50 odd year old bloke made it to the bowlers end before I made it down to strikers end
 
Took the gloves in a works match so that the 'keeper could have a bowl (I've done it a junior level).

First ball is a daisy cutter that misses everything, was rolling and couldn't have been doing more than 20mph by the time it got to me, flicked up off the fingers of the glove, straight into my nose. Smashed to bits, blood everywhere, I was down for what felt like an hour.

Later, I batted with two massive columns of bog roll sticking out my nostrils. I scored in boundaries that innings (not many of them either), as I wasn't running anywhere. :oops:
 
Got hit for 34 in an over playing for Whickham seconds. Word got around the league that this kid had been hit for 34 and the following week the opposition asked our captain to point me out - 'Oh he's in the first team this week'
 
Living in Leeds playing for a team nr Harrogate. We played a Sunday match at Sewerby Park, Bridlington on the cliff top. Very hot day, in the pub for lunch, loads of people spending their afternoon sitting round watching the cricket. I was run out without facing a ball. The laughter and the comments from the crowd had to be heard!
 
Remembered another one....

Playing for Consett U16s I dropped my bat taking a run, tried to pick it up on the way back for the 2nd, tripped up, fell on my face and was run out by miles. The Ump gave me not out, I think he felt a bit sorry for me, but I was out by about 3 feet. :lol::oops:
 
Not proper cricket but a tale from playing in the park with my mates.

Some lasses from school had stopped and were watching us play when I got the chance to pull off a stunning diving catch at deep backward point. Dropped the catch in mid-air and my outstretched arm landed in a pile of dog shit :oops:
 
Robin Marlar

"He was close to Test selection once or twice, but had to contend with the great Jim Laker, and others such as Fred Titmus and David Allen who were better batsmen. Marlar's own batting - he averaged less than 10, and was once stumped second ball for 6 after going in as a nightwatchman - counted against him."

1. Being given out to a daisy cutter that bounced 3 times and dribbled on to my toe. The arsehole bowler had the nerve to appeal and it was given. The previous ball I had smacked him for 6 like.

Isn't that a no ball?
 
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