Speaking on the latest episode of Willow Talk, Brad Haddin addressed his infamous dismissal in Australia’s wild collapse to 47 all out in the 2011 Cape Town test.
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“I remember coming in at 6/15, I thought ‘I’ve gotta do something different here’, Hads said.
“I sort of charged down, tried to play a beautiful shot… you know when people say it’s 6/15, you gotta get your way through that?
“Sometimes you gotta be brave and move the game, and change what everyone’s thinking, and all of a sudden you get the momentum back.
“But this time when it was meant to go over cover, it just went a little fine — edge to the keeper.”
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For what it’s worth, Hads’s memory is slightly off: when he walked to the wicket the Aussies were five down for 15, not six.
But his memory of the shot is pretty accurate — watch it (and the whole horrifying collapse) here:
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