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*Official* - Pakistan in New Zealand 2010/2011

Flem274*

123/5
I don't think the current environment will serve him any better than the CD bowling camp with Shane Bond as the coach. And if all he learns from this experience is that international cricket is a higher level than domestic cricket, then it sounds like a grand waste of time to me.
I'd rather be around the Black Caps than my provincial side tbh. Would be awesome.

And it's not like he's not going back to Bondy in the morning.

Looking like the NZ collapse is coming. Let's get it over now in the 20/20s.
 

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
I'd rather be around the Black Caps than my provincial side tbh. Would be awesome.

And it's not like he's not going back to Bondy in the morning.

Looking like the NZ collapse is coming. Let's get it over now in the 20/20s.
Why? At least CD manage to win something besides the occasional inconsequential T20.
 

Turbinator

Cricketer Of The Year
I'd rather be around the Black Caps than my provincial side tbh. Would be awesome.

And it's not like he's not going back to Bondy in the morning.

Looking like the NZ collapse is coming. Let's get it over now in the 20/20s.
Looks like your dad's about to be correct with his prediction.
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
It continues to amaze me that despite performing far better in Test cricket than limited overs cricket despite having all the attributes to do well in both, no-one ever questions the fact that Ryder actually bats out of position in every limited overs game he plays.

I could understand opening with him if it actually worked, but I think it's clearly having a negative impact on his performances.
 

Zinzan

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Great fielding - Brownlie's fault for not hitting the half-volley in the gap or over the top
 

thierry henry

International Coach
It continues to amaze me that despite performing far better in Test cricket than limited overs cricket despite having all the attributes to do well in both, no-one ever questions the fact that Ryder actually bats out of position in every limited overs game he plays.

I could understand opening with him if it actually worked, but I think it's clearly having a negative impact on his performances.
true, although tbf Ryder's domestic record indicates he is just bad at limited overs cricket
 

Zinzan

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NZ would have got up to a 50% winning record in all T20's if they won tonight, can't even quite reach mediocrity
 

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
It continues to amaze me that despite performing far better in Test cricket than limited overs cricket despite having all the attributes to do well in both, no-one ever questions the fact that Ryder actually bats out of position in every limited overs game he plays.

I could understand opening with him if it actually worked, but I think it's clearly having a negative impact on his performances.
To be fair, Ryder had done very well opening for Wellington this season.

Jimmeh! Comeback begins in 3...2...1...
 

NZ Guy

U19 Captain
Glad that Brownlie hasn't started well, don't want to end up like England with a whole lot of imports, looks dire too imo
 

Hurricane

Hall of Fame Member
I don't think the current environment will serve him any better than the CD bowling camp with Shane Bond as the coach. And if all he learns from this experience is that international cricket is a higher level than domestic cricket, then it sounds like a grand waste of time to me.
He's been given a taste of higher honours so theoretically it should make him work harder to get back in a season or two. Just be thankful that he didn't bowl well or he would be in the ODI and test team shortly where he would have taken his failures more personally - at least this way he can brush it off as a slug fest that went wrong.
 

Flem274*

123/5
It continues to amaze me that despite performing far better in Test cricket than limited overs cricket despite having all the attributes to do well in both, no-one ever questions the fact that Ryder actually bats out of position in every limited overs game he plays.

I could understand opening with him if it actually worked, but I think it's clearly having a negative impact on his performances.
I'm not sure how many List A games he's spent opening, but I would like to give him a crack at three and revoke his lisence to go for it. He ticks along at a very good strike rate in tests so he *should* be able to bat 'properly' in ODIs and still be all right.
 

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