Mitchell Santner ran in to bowl in his typically graceful manner. He
bowled slightly short of a good length, and the ball skidded off the pitch.
Hamilton Masakadza diffused it comfortably, playing it out into the off side.
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In his reply to David Hume’s argument about miracles, CS
Lewis added in a chapter titled “A Chapter Not Strictly Necessary.” The idea
was that it was a chapter that wasn’t really needed for his argument, but it
gave him pleasure to write it, and so he added it into his book. His chapter
was about the aesthetic beauty of nature.
Mitchell Santner is a very good bower. The fact that he
makes what he does look good is a bonus, it’s not really necessary. If he took
ugly wickets, it would look the same in the scorebook.
