Richard
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99.9996% or so of the cricket-loving populace would.I, personally, would love it if someone called me that.
99.9996% or so of the cricket-loving populace would.I, personally, would love it if someone called me that.
Geez, I'd love it if someone said to me "Y'know, you could be a below-par test cricketer."99.9996% or so of the cricket-loving populace would.
I'd rather have Mahmood as a fourth bowler to DPThat's extremely debateable in itself. Whether his selection in the Headingley Test of 2008 would've made more sense, however, is almost irrefutable.
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Pattinson was the better bowler, but there's no way we can know for sure either way given the small amount of cricket Pattinson's played.
Excellent. Good luck. Its exciting to live and work overseas.Goughy to answer your question from the other thread...
Bout six weeks ago mate. Got a job offer from a friend of friend to come over to China for initially a year. Job is fairly exciting, everyday is something new and my lifestyle is good. Chinese (Mandarin) is also not that difficult to pick up and I haven't had any culture shock experiences thus far.
Didn't you know? The faster the bowler the better the bowler. Or so some would have us believe.Why?
Very barely a question, imo.Yeah, Id take Darren Pattinson over Saj as a bowler.
Well, whose selection caused more uproar?Very barely a question, imo.
Yeah. Pattinson is a better bowler than Saj but Saj should have been ahead of him in terms of England selection on the basis of nothing more than Pattinson had barely unpacked his bags from the plane.Pattinson's selection would have caused uproar if he had been averaging 3, simply because he had no record, as has been said. He didn't disgrace himself when he played, it's more the fact that he was picked than his actual performance that was a laughing stock, as far as I can see
Pattinson's, naturally. This was more due to him being very new within the English county game with little media coverage. Him being 'Australian' (yes, look at the speech marks) didn't help either. With Mahmood, there was also the promise of 'pace' which is always blinding too.Well, whose selection caused more uproar?
I am feeling pedantic tonight. They aren't speech marks. They are inverted commas.Pattinson's, naturally. This was more due to him being very new within the English county game with little media coverage. Him being 'Australian' (yes, look at the speech marks) didn't help either. With Mahmood, there was also the promise of 'pace' which is always blinding too.