Black Caps fans may be getting gruesomely used to Glenn Phillips’ dodgy kneecap - but their new batting hero doesn’t want it to become a habit. For the second Twenty20 international in a row, Phillips had his right kneecap pop out while batting, before falling quickly back into place to allow him to continue his innings. Phil Walter/Getty Images Glenn Phillips of New Zealand celebrates his century during game two of the International Twenty20 series against the West Indies at Bay Oval. SPARK SPORT Black Caps batsman Glenn Phillips beats Colin Munro's 47-ball record as it rains sixes at Bay Oval. My foot movement is being able to get my body moving in time to have the most rhythm and having my head as still as possible.”Phil Walter/Getty Images Glenn Phillips blasts another boundary on the way to his century.

Source: Stuff November 29, 2020 07:41 UTC