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***Official*** West Indies in Zimbabwe and South Africa

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Again good to see Samuels notching up a few runs. Fell asleep not long after lunch though, so didn't get to see a great deal of Chanderpaul's innings.
 

Pup_23

School Boy/Girl Captain
Again good to see Samuels notching up a few runs. Fell asleep not long after lunch though, so didn't get to see a great deal of Chanderpaul's innings.

Samuels looked good again, Brilliant spell by Steyn and Ntini after tea to wrestle back control to Sth Africa.

Chanderpaul again showing why he is becoming the hardest man in International cricket to dislodge with a slow, patient and gritty 64* from 214 deliverys. He might have to step up it up tomorrow morning with not much in the shed.
 

roseboy64

Cricket Web Content Updater
Can't see how Patrick Browne is higher in the pecking order than Carlton Baugh. The stats back up Baugh.
 

Protean

State Regular
Today is going to be interesting, hope McKenzie manages some runs. Cannot wait to get into Newlands to watch!
 

Laurrz

International Debutant
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not a good start for windies

dont think there bowlers can restrict RSA to around this total.. would be a good effort
 

Stapel

International Regular
From the commentary I have read, I conclude the slow outfield has cost the Windies more than 50 runs. Is the outfield today as bad as it was yesterday? If so, the 243 might very well prove to be a tougher target than it appears. I really like to see a real fight out there that keeps exciting until the last day. That's still a fair possibility!
 

Corli

U19 Cricketer
From the commentary I have read, I conclude the slow outfield has cost the Windies more than 50 runs. Is the outfield today as bad as it was yesterday? If so, the 243 might very well prove to be a tougher target than it appears. I really like to see a real fight out there that keeps exciting until the last day. That's still a fair possibility!
The outfield is awful - top shots that deserve four slow up and the batsman ends up getting only two. I walked around on it yesterday during lunch, and our front lawn is in better condition than that outfield. One of the pitches that isn't being used has got huge chunks of grass missing as well.

In other news, McKenzie gone with a poor shot, which brings Mr. Average 19-when-not-playing-against-New-Zealand Amla to the crease. He's not a bad short leg, though.
 

roseboy64

Cricket Web Content Updater
But you've seen Baugh bat at Test level right? Domestic stats mean nothing when you're that terrible in the big show.
Bastmen improve and anyway Baugh should be next in line to Ramdin. If he fails then Browne should come into contention then. Doesn't make sense for him to improve his keeping, and it has, because it wasn't up to scratch and he still performs with the bat but can't get a look.
 
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Laurrz

International Debutant
lol jinxed both of em.. thank me later :D

Bravo can be quite a handful if he's moving it around a bit

4/123 ... game on indeed
 

NUFAN

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Love Bravo.

All Saffas batsmen getting off to a decent start, disappointing, for them..
 

Mr Mxyzptlk

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Bastmean improve and anyway Baugh should be next in line to Ramdin. If he fails then Browne should come into contention then. Doesn't make sense for him to improve his keeping, and it has, because it wasn't up to scratch and he still performs with the bat but can't get a look.
Carlton Baugh has shown no evidence of improvement and does not deserve to be picked for West Indies right now. Hell, he averaged less than 15 last FC season! One half-century in 9 innings. The season before that he had 1 half-century in 10 innings and averaged 23podd! For a guy who is far from a brilliant gloveman, that's hardly awe-inspiring. "He still performs with the bat"...?

Baugh has fallen away from his early promise and I wait to see what he can do this season to salvage his career. Patrick Browne hasn't been much better, but from all I've read and seen of him, he's a much better wicketkeeper.
 

roseboy64

Cricket Web Content Updater
Carlton Baugh has shown no evidence of improvement and does not deserve to be picked for West Indies right now. Hell, he averaged less than 15 last FC season! One half-century in 9 innings. The season before that he had 1 half-century in 10 innings and averaged 23podd! For a guy who is far from a brilliant gloveman, that's hardly awe-inspiring. "He still performs with the bat"...?

Baugh has fallen away from his early promise and I wait to see what he can do this season to salvage his career. Patrick Browne hasn't been much better, but from all I've read and seen of him, he's a much better wicketkeeper.
TBH you're right about his batting. Must have been thinking of something else. Anyway, read that he's on the same level of keeping with Browne and Ramdin so not much there. Not saying he'll do well but he should still be ahead of Browne in terms of replacing Ramdin.
 

Matt79

Hall of Fame Member
Wa-hay! Just checked the scores, and saw that Bravo has put the Windies right back in amongst it. Looks like the last session is set to be a beauty.
 

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