When is Kieswetter English?? Judging by their world cup they could do with even more help from the rest of the world..Ah but Pete Trego got 4-54 off 10. Admittedly his batting was crap - just the 2 runs.
Good win for Somerset, that. Craig Kieswetter is feckin awesome!
I thought he was going for the cash myself.He's going for England, not SA, now. Woohoo
That isn't slagging him off his ability as a one day player though is it? That is just slagging him off because he's always bloody injured. Unless of course the reason he doesn't play is because it is generally accepted at Glamorgan and in the England setup that he just isn't good enough for the one day arena. I'm just assuming he hasn't played that many OD matches because when he is fit they dare not play him in both forms because they fear his body won't stand up to it. I doubt after 24 matches Glamorgan would have just given up on him as a od player based on ability or potential. 24 domestic and 8 international game is not enough to make that kind of judgment especially for a player who is always coming back from injury.
He has a British passport already.....his mum's British I do believe. Anyway, he has more of a chance of playing for England than SA, what with Boucher being so good and Eng lacking in talent.I thought he was going for the cash myself.
Kieswetter’s lack of ambition is startling for such a young individual. Spurned Cricket South Africa’s advances for a few quid with the quota system as his get out excuse.
Somerset must be paying him handsomely for not many cricketers would turn down international cricket until their mid twenties. I would greet everyone one of Craig’s ducks with great pleasure but unfortunately his a talent and the chances of him not prospering on concrete are nil.
Will Pietersen play in that game? Warne was writing about how good it would be for the domestic game if there was cloud cover overhead, Anderson at one end, Flintoff at the other and Pietersen at the crease.
Most of his career his lack of OD matches have been not because of injury but (understandible) perceived lack of skill. Jones has never been very accurate, and probably never will be, and until very, very recently was not much of a new-ball bowler.
Fair enough, I suppose some players are just not suited to ODI. I don't pretend to be the most knowledgeable person regarding cricket. So I will ask a similar question to the one I asked about Vaughan (if you remember). Why can't Jones convert his Test talent (although I guess the jury still has to be out on that, one great series doesn't mean he is as talented as his performance suggests) to OD matches. I suppose you have answered my question 'accuracy', obviously it's slightly less damaging in tests if you concede runs and take wickets than in ODI.
Yeah KP is also available, should add some numbers on to the gate
Very, very strange indeed that.
