When a multi-millionaire Emirati walked out without a helmet against Allan Donald

[javier26]

 

 

Sultan Zarawani was the only homegrown Emirati in the side and had learned cricket in Pakistan while studying there. A rich businessman with more cars than international runs.

 

Was it really necessary for Allan Donald to bowl a bouncer at him? Just because an associate-level player came out to bat without a helmet doesn’t mean you have to target him with a short ball. The match was already very one-sided and felt almost like a practice game for South Africa, so it hardly seemed worth the risk.

 

Despite this blow to his head, he still did not wear a helmet and continued batting.

 

 

 

Edited March 14 by javier26

[Tillu]

Allan Donald hit the factory reset button. He should have warned him to wear a helmet.

[Suhaan]

2 hours ago, Tillu said:

Allan Donald hit the factory reset button. He should have warned him to wear a helmet.

It's the batsmen job to save himself,Donald being a fast bowler what was the batsmen expected him to do?

Pacers tend to scare associate batsmen by sheer pace,like Lee who has done against Kenya and other sides 

Not bowlers fault

[Chaos]

Lmao barely anyone survived prime allan thunder bolts

Edited March 15 by Chaos

[jf1gp_1]

Alan Donald in his prime was the most terrorising bowler i have ever seen. Even akhtar and lee weren't as intimidating as Donald. 

[Number]

2 hours ago, jf1gp_1 said:

Alan Donald in his prime was the most terrorising bowler i have ever seen. Even akhtar and lee weren't as intimidating as Donald. 

Ambrose ?

[jf1gp_1]

22 minutes ago, Number said:

Ambrose ?

It will always be Donald for me. The only thing closest was Michel Johnson in that one ashes. That was Donald through his entire peak.