Stephen Wundke

furriner wrote: (re a wanted photo) ... a batsman who's just about prevented himself from being stumped. He is stretched out, arched out almost impossibly far forward, completely beaten with bat up, but with his back foot just behind the line as the keeper takes his bails off. It is one of those superbly etched pictures, the beaten batsman managing to look very graceful.

It was cited as an example of how to cover yourself against the chance of being stumped if you're beaten.

Did you find it? Peter is your best bet.

BTW - here is the catch

lardbucket wrote:

furriner wrote: (re a wanted photo) ... a batsman who's just about prevented himself from being stumped. He is stretched out, arched out almost impossibly far forward, completely beaten with bat up, but with his back foot just behind the line as the keeper takes his bails off. It is one of those superbly etched pictures, the beaten batsman managing to look very graceful.

It was cited as an example of how to cover yourself against the chance of being stumped if you're beaten.

Did you find it? Peter is your best bet.

Nah lardy, never did.

furriner wrote:

lardbucket wrote:

furriner wrote: (re a wanted photo) ... a batsman who's just about prevented himself from being stumped. He is stretched out, arched out almost impossibly far forward, completely beaten with bat up, but with his back foot just behind the line as the keeper takes his bails off. It is one of those superbly etched pictures, the beaten batsman managing to look very graceful.

It was cited as an example of how to cover yourself against the chance of being stumped if you're beaten.

Did you find it? Peter is your best bet.

Nah lardy, never did.

Hi furri. You're in luck. As they say in the classics "Google is your friend". I just went to Google Images & typed in "a batsman who's just about prevented himself from being stumped. He is stretched out, arched out almost impossibly far forward, completely beaten with bat up, but with his back foot just behind the line as the keeper takes his bails off. It is one of those superbly etched pictures, the beaten batsman managing to look very graceful."

Here is the result. Glad to be of assistance.

I also found this one. Glad to be of assistance.

I also found this one. Glad to be of assistance.

It shall ever be a warm, comfortable glow in the cold twilight of my days to remember that you guys had my back.

Pint of Horlicks?

lardbucket wrote:Pint of Horlicks?

Pint of bollix, more like.

PeterCS wrote:Wh'appen?

It's actually 'wha'm'. You're using the posho version. Get with the now, pops.