Dubai: Six David Warner on the delivery bouncing twice in the World Cup Twenty20 semi-final has been called not sporty, but Australian coach Justin Langer on Friday called “extraordinary” shot.
Warner hit 49 to establish a five Australian goal victory over Pakistan in Dubai on Thursday to order match titles with New Zealand.
But the knock of 30-ball had two interesting moments including when he jumped out of his folds sideways to destroy Mohammad Heafez for six inner goal after the ball slipped from the hands of the bowler and connected with bats at a double bounce.
The former Indian opening Gamblir said, “The appearance of the Spirit game is really sad by Warner! # Shameful” What is the appearance of the spirit of the game that is really sad by Warner! # What Shameful @ ashwinravi999? https://t.co/wvrsqoenw- Gautam Gambir (@gautamgambhir) 1636655503000But Langer said he was impressed with the Warner instinct to make a shot from the ball that would surprise Batsman.
“Geez! This is one of the best things I’ve ever seen in a cricket game.
I don’t think anyone will have an instinct to do that,” Langer told reporters.
“Most people will not be sure what to do.
This is not a ball and then to have the talent and the ability to hit him for six, cannot be trusted.” And then he walked, of course when he deactivated it, so someone thought so.
Not sporty, maybe a little improved for six during their T20 World Cup semi-final victory over Pakistan, said it was “the appearance of sad spirits”.
The second key moment came when Warner fell into the Spinner Shadab Khan, was caught in the back and walked back just to suggest the left hand appetizer not shrinking the ball.
Glenn Maxwell at the other end also could not help his partner in taking a review – the remaining two in Australia at the time.
Langer said the team would work to take references.
“So much noise out there e last night, honestly it’s like a rock concert,” Langer said at the Dubai Stadium which was almost full of Pakistani supporters.
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“I think we’ve all talked about it.
He was surprised.
Maxi was surprised, he was his colleague when he saw him in the replays later in the innings.
We will do it.” Warner hit three four and three six to give a quick starting team before Shadab Khan pulled him back with four numbers.
Australia fell to 96-5 after goalkeeper Maxwell before Marcus Stoinis (40) and Matthew Wade (41) pursuits Team 177 with one by little.
Australia and New Zealand are targeting their T20 Maiden World Cup crown on Sunday in Dubai.