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***Official*** West Indies in New Zealand 2013/14

straw man

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Surprised to see despite only being in his fifth match and having conceded 0/148, Gabriel still averages just 36.6. Checked and I see he beat up Zimbabwe a bit, though had ok figures on debut against England too.
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
Surprised to see despite only being in his fifth match and having conceded 0/148, Gabriel still averages just 36.6. Checked and I see he beat up Zimbabwe a bit, though had ok figures on debut against England too.
He actually bowled excellently against Zimbabwe. Not just in a "Zimbabwe played him poorly" way either; he bowled fast, late outswingers at a consistently good length.
 

Dan

Hall of Fame Member
Kane Williamson on the Dilmah Tea Party, with Doull asking him fan questions.

So tempting to link that fandom tumblr to the question submissions thing.
 

straw man

Hall of Fame Member
Comments on worst batsman and worst bowler on cricinfo.

Cam: "While we're on the topic of worst batsmen, the bowlers shouldn't get off without due recognition too. For my money the worst bowler fielded by NZ in the last 20 years was Richard de Groen. I doubt there has ever been a more pedestrian, unchallenging and insipid opening bowler in world cricket. I'm still bruised from the pain of watching NZ flogged from pillar to post while trying to fight back with the bluntest spearhead of them all. Test and ODI bowling averages of 45.9 and 59.75 combine with strike rates of 96 and 68 respectively to make for reading only marginally less depressing than watching it in action was. In second place comes Robert Kennedy who had even worse figures but contrived to be less traumatic for the NZ cricket fan by kindly playing fewer games."
Ok which one of you is 'Cam'?
 

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If Taylor gets nine more runs, I'm not even gonna care that I'm the only cricket fan in this office right now. I'm gonna ****ing celebrate.
 

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