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- Thread starter Mike5181
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joels344
U19 Debutant
Very nice.
Cevno
Hall of Fame Member
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Athlai in top form
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Flem274*
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Well by the sounds of it Adam Milne, Dean Brownlie and Doug Bracewell might be making their 20/20 debuts on Boxing Day...
Bevan Small is one to look out for. Big strong bloke clocking in the low 140s with good bounce and seam movement in the under 19 world cup. Yet to make his FC debut but hopefully he can move in and do all right when Michael Mug Mason retires.
The Mug was robbed of 900 test wickets ftr.
Anyway, I've never seen this Khawaja bloke play, nor Bravo, but Williamson looks good *fingers crossed*. Kemar Roach and Virat Kohli are superstars in the making as well.
Bevan Small is one to look out for. Big strong bloke clocking in the low 140s with good bounce and seam movement in the under 19 world cup. Yet to make his FC debut but hopefully he can move in and do all right when Michael Mug Mason retires.
The Mug was robbed of 900 test wickets ftr.
Anyway, I've never seen this Khawaja bloke play, nor Bravo, but Williamson looks good *fingers crossed*. Kemar Roach and Virat Kohli are superstars in the making as well.
Flem274*
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Mike5181
International Captain
There is a video of Khuwaja in the OP. He looks pretty amazing tbh especially his timing and placement.
Zinzan
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Aside from Williamson, I really don't know enough about the other two to vote with any confidence.
In terms of comparisons with Crowe, Williamson reminds me much more of a young Glenn Turner than a young Martin Crowe in terms of his style, physique, temperament & technique.
In terms of comparisons with Crowe, Williamson reminds me much more of a young Glenn Turner than a young Martin Crowe in terms of his style, physique, temperament & technique.
Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Harry Boam | New Zealand Cricket | Cricket Players and Officials | ESPN Cricinfo
Harry Boam to be the next Wellington College old boy to take the world by storm. You just wait!
I've gotta say, from what I've seen of the ashes, Steve Finn looks like he'll be huge (nyuk nyuk) for England over the next 15 years.
Harry Boam to be the next Wellington College old boy to take the world by storm. You just wait!
I've gotta say, from what I've seen of the ashes, Steve Finn looks like he'll be huge (nyuk nyuk) for England over the next 15 years.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
I was going to suggest Boam earlier but I've only seen him bowl a couple of times (and bowled well) so didn't feel confident about it.
Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
If Boam does make it, it'll definetely be as a batsman. His bowling doesn't have the pace to be anything more than strictly part-time support.
Flem274*
123/5
Question for Wellingtonians: Can Boam open in the long form of the game? He opened for the under 19s at the world cup and looked at home, but that was in limited overs cricket at a lower level. Could he conceivably move up after Bell retires and be a Watson style player for Wellington?
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Ha, shows how much I know. Have never seen him bat afaik.
Smudge
Hall of Fame Member
You forgot this guy...
