Na no chance. Anderson is our no. 2 death bowler at the moment. Unless you mean the pace attack?Styris is right about us rotating players, but anyone else get the feeling the selectors feel this is the no.1 side right now?
i mean i reckon they'd do better picking yasir shah and pushing afridi up the order. it'd be entertaining if anything, more afridi and two leggies.ridiculous that after junaid's been ruled out, they've gone with the same lineup (including bilawal bhatti who isn't even in the world cup squad) and not given either sohail khan (who hasn't played international cricket since 2011) or wahab riaz a game.
Ah my bad, totally missed the fact they're playing both spinners today.Nah Corey Anderson will definitely be in the #1 side.
Everyone apart from AndersonNa no chance. Anderson is our no. 2 death bowler at the moment. Unless you mean the pace attack?
True, although I don't mind him charging down the track once and a while. It's actually a surprisingly high percentage play when you have the freakishly good eye and incredibly 'quick-hands' that McCullum does.I like him batting this way. He's being aggressive, but he's not trying to manufacture something from balls that aren't quite there, or running down the track like an idiot.
Yeah Afridi should be batting at #7.i mean i reckon they'd do better picking yasir shah and pushing afridi up the order. it'd be entertaining if anything, more afridi and two leggies.
It's only in the 120 range now but he still bowls it the same way, yeah.Anyone know if afridi still has his 130kph quicker ball?
He has the Nmac gift of somehow always getting batsmen to play for turn despite bowling straight breaksIt's quite phenomenal the spell Afridi seems to have over NZ, whether with the bat or ball. He really has the wood over us. Can ever remember us collaring him.
He got one through at 123kms in the UAE if my memory serves, but nothing like his 135km delivery in NZ a few years back.Anyone know if afridi still has his 130kph quicker ball?
Weren't there murmurs over it being suspect?It's only in the 120 range now but he still bowls it the same way, yeah.
I would always play Afridi as a flat off-spinner who hardly turns it. If he gets the odd leg-break to turn, good on him. But from what I can see he's looking to slide it on quickly 90% of the time.He has the Nmac gift of somehow always getting batsmen to play for turn despite bowling straight breaks
Afridi doesn't really have the wood over us with the ball. Averaging 40 odd with an economy of 4.50 is fairly standard for us against any quality spinner.It's quite phenomenal the spell Afridi seems to have over NZ, whether with the bat or ball. He really has the wood over us. Can ever remember us collaring him.