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***Official West Indies in New Zealand***
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S.P. Fleming
U19 Cricketer
a wicket would be nice around about now perhaps.
S.P. Fleming
U19 Cricketer
YEEEEEEES! the breakthrough now we need to get Ramdin before stumps.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
I know I'm getting ahead of myself here, but this is a real opportunity for this new New Zealand batting lineup to really post a huge total when they go out to bat, or for someone to get a biiiig hundred. The pitch is disgracefully flat (even moreso than in the first test), not to mention slow, and the attack is average at best.
archie mac
International Coach
Where is Chand. in the Test batting rankings?
roseboy64
Cricket Web Content Updater
That last wicket's just ruined it. Harder to see us getting to 350 now. Focus tomorrow should be to try to get as close to it as possible. Great knock from Chanderpaul. Good going by Nash. Gayle got a beauty and got a start. The others should be ashamed of themselves really, especially Sarwan,
S.P. Fleming
U19 Cricketer
The late wicket gives the day to New Zealand, hopefully we can get into bat tommorow morning, bowling WI out for just over 300. It really is a massive oppurtinity for someone to score big, im tipping Tim McIntosh and Jesse Ryder.
I think How needs that ton more than anyone else right now...
Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Disappointing that we couldn't rap things up after lunch, but had someone offered me 260/6 at the start of the day, I think I would've taken so good stuff.
Franklin does seem a bit of a way off full strength. He was consistently putting the ball through in the mid 130's with a quicker one at about 142 before his injury. Hopefully as the season wears on he'll put on more strength and be back to his old self by the time the Indian's arrive (which, afterall, isn't for another 2 and a half months).
Franklin does seem a bit of a way off full strength. He was consistently putting the ball through in the mid 130's with a quicker one at about 142 before his injury. Hopefully as the season wears on he'll put on more strength and be back to his old self by the time the Indian's arrive (which, afterall, isn't for another 2 and a half months).
