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wpdavid

Hall of Fame Member
Yeah, I don't know why Gayle doesn't just bowl himself. He's obviously not going to get much help from the pitch but it's not like Simmons is going to take a wicket unless a batsman gifts it to him and Gayle's going to be much more effective at keeping the runs down.

The only thing I think of is that Gayle was pushing for Bernard's selection and has decided to dig his toes in and prove he needs a fourth seamer.
You'd have thought he'd bowl his best 2 quicks with Broad new to the crease. Or at least Benn rather than Simmons.
 

grecian

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Yeah apart from Fidel's bowling, it's not been a great start to the international summer today, let's hope it's just rustiness.
 

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
Cmon Ravi! Also put money on you to ton up when you were on 9 runs (albet only $5 :p).

Go son! Only 1 more run.
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Windies have money on Board to score runs, clearly. Another 5 or 6 shells and he'll ton up.

Must be soul destroying for the bowlers tho, especially on something as slow and low as this.
 

tooextracool

International Coach
The quality of cricket today has been shockingly poor from everyone bar Edwards. Theres nothing worse than watching 2 poor teams trying to underperform the other.
 

Isolator

State 12th Man
Broad hit the ball twice that time (the caught and bowled chance) - isn't that out? ie. they could appeal for it, right?
 

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