Favourite Type of Dismissal

[Acquiesce]

I absolutely love a knick to the slips from swing bowling.
Especially when at the ground.
Its a thing of beauty.

 

[Boinger]

Love a spinner working on a batsman for a few overs, then the batsman falling for the plan.

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

Not a massive cricket fan these days but the middle stump getting smashed out the ground is class.

 

[marathon9]

Run out... When it's mid game.. No need to take a risk.. Always make me chuckle..

 

[smoker]

Fast bowler cartwheeling the stumps is the right answer, although some fancy Dan getting stumped charging the spinner is also good to see.

 

[Silly Point]

A “batter” slogging one straight up in the air looking for an amazing six (oh yeah!) and caught by the bowler after a bit of a juggle at the second attempt. Fantastic cricket

 

[Acquiesce]

A “batter” slogging one straight up in the air looking for an amazing six (oh yeah!) and caught by the bowler after a bit of a juggle at the second attempt. Fantastic cricket

There's been some outstanding fielding on the boundary in recent years.
Much more athletic these days.

 

[Khukuri]

I’ve always enjoyed a good mankading me… some asshat batsman getting what’s due. Especially when it’s “controversial”. Nothing better than a hypocritical dildo-head complaining that him being caught cheating is the bowlers fault. Screw them. In fact, I would propose that if a batsman gets mankaded in the first innings, he’s out in the second innings as well.

 

[Acquiesce]

I’ve always enjoyed a good mankading me… some asshat batsman getting what’s due. Especially when it’s “controversial”. Nothing better than a hypocritical dildo-head complaining that him being caught cheating is the bowlers fault. Screw them. In fact, I would propose that if a batsman gets mankaded in the first innings, he’s out in the second innings as well.

Class

 

[Hyltons finest]

Left arm in swing to a right hander trapping them LBW

 

[mikemanc]

Fast bowler cartwheeling the stumps is the right answer, although some fancy Dan getting stumped charging the spinner is also good to see.

Cartwheeling stump is definitely the best but I can't decide between the extravagant leave of an inswinger into off stump or when they play for the ball hitting middle and leg but it swings/seams into the off stump.

Best stumpings are when they charge so far down the wicketkeeper waits for them to turn around before just nudging a bail off.

 

[Dexter]

Can’t beat a good hit wicket like.

 

[JL1985]

Full toss slower ball deceiving the batsman LBW. Arms and legs everywhere as he loses balance.

 

[chelt_mackem]

This is the correct answer.

On a similar note, I love being in the ground when a batsman gets out bowled, the hush as the bowler delivers the ball, the click as the bails are removed and the split second silence while the crowd processes it before going mental.

 

[Acquiesce]

Run out... When it's mid game.. No need to take a risk.. Always make me chuckle..

There ya go haha

 

[SAFC2403]

although some fancy Dan getting stumped charging the spinner is also good to see.

I got out that way last Sunday. Tbf I was fucked after batting for 35 overs. Charged, missed it and just kept walking

for me you can’t beat a stump cartwheeling out of the ground. Don’t see it very often these days.

 

[Super K]

Leg side stumping….Jack Russell v Dene Jones

 

[brandon]

Virat Kohli nicking Jimmy Anderson to the keeper, first ball.

 

[mackembhoy]

Fast bowler cartwheeling the stumps is the right answer, although some fancy Dan getting stumped charging the spinner is also good to see.

Still my favourite ever delivery

https://twitter.com/x/status/1179378639948931075

Although I do like a one that just clips the top of off, after a batsman has played a great defensive shot on the line where the ball should have been.

 

[smoker]

Still my favourite ever delivery

https://twitter.com/x/status/1179378639948931075

Although I do like a one that just clips the top of off, after a batsman has played a great defensive shot on the line where the ball should have been.

Best one I've seen was Carse in the Royal London Cup a couple of years ago. Think it was Dearden or Cosgrove from Leicestershire. The stump ended up nearly at the wicket keeper.

Couldn't find it but this one from Jeff Thomson gives you the idea: