SillyCowCorner1
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Jaguars with a daunting task.
3 wickets down. 295 runs behind
3 wickets down. 295 runs behind
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Windies Team Discussion, and Other Related Things Thread
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SillyCowCorner1
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Nice consolidating from the two senior batsmen: Captain Johnson and Vishaul Singh.
They've added 30 for the 4th wicket.
92/3
Trailed by 266
They've added 30 for the 4th wicket.
92/3
Trailed by 266
SillyCowCorner1
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Good move by the Scorpions captain, Palmer to introduce Jerome Taylor back into the attack. These two batsmen looked too comfortable against the spin of Kenroy Williams and Bulli
Singh on 34
Johnson on 42
Singh on 34
Johnson on 42
SillyCowCorner1
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Derval Green's got a nice action. Almost Kemar Roach in delivery; but a few clicks quicker
SillyCowCorner1
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TT has got Barbados Pride in a spot of bother. Replying to TT's 1st innings total of 358, Barbados are 126/5.
They've just lost Kevin Stoute.
Shamar Spring is at the crease with Nicholas Kirton; both batsmen on 0
Yannic Cariah with 3 wickets; Ravi Rampaul and Daniel Saint Claire with one a piece.
They've just lost Kevin Stoute.
Shamar Spring is at the crease with Nicholas Kirton; both batsmen on 0
Yannic Cariah with 3 wickets; Ravi Rampaul and Daniel Saint Claire with one a piece.
SillyCowCorner1
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Not a bad session for Guyana at tea. They lost Sherfane Rutherford just after lunch. And since then it has been all Johnson-Singh. The partnership is 75.
Jaguars are 137/3. Trails Scorpion by 221 runs.
Jaguars are 137/3. Trails Scorpion by 221 runs.
SillyCowCorner1
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Quite a feat to get so close to Jamaica's first innings total; at one stage we were 253/7, we ended up on 321/10, 37 runs in arrears.
Could have been a better score if Leon Johnson and Vishaul Singh didn't fail to convert good starts into 3-figure scores.
As of now, I think it's a good and balanced game. No one is running away just yet.
Could have been a better score if Leon Johnson and Vishaul Singh didn't fail to convert good starts into 3-figure scores.
As of now, I think it's a good and balanced game. No one is running away just yet.
SillyCowCorner1
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This FC season is just exciting. I love how the teams are not letting Guyana boss them.
TT's resurgence is welcoming.
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
Yep it has been enjoyable. Ambris is an interesting one because he bosses FC, A team and warm up cricket all the time but stinks up the place in tests. I'd have thought he was worth keeping around the team on any tours. He should definitely be in the squad ahead of Brooks.
SillyCowCorner1
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Absolutely should be in front of Brookes. He's in form.
And our boy Devon Smith once again leading the batting aggregates
Montcin Hodge as well. We need more batsmen hitting centuries in the competition; big ones at that.
Rakheem will continue to impress.
I'm delighted to see Motie-Kanhai among the wickets. His average this year is the best by a Jaguars bowler (15.50).
I was surprised by that Jaguars win. How about that Barbados win? That was a brilliant run chase, Jonathan Carter in OD mode
SillyCowCorner1
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No, he hasn't. He's played in NZ, IND, & BD. 2 matches in each country.
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
Really messed about by the selectors IMHO. Still, this series wouldn't have been easy though, it might have been a good one to miss.
GoodAreasShane
Cricketer Of The Year
I just know we haven't seen the last of Devon Smith in Test cricket. Depressing stuff
Think you have....Brathwaite and Campbell compliment each other well at the top of the order, and their partnerships are getting the side off to a good start...i know rough patches will come, but encouraging signs from them.
GoodAreasShane
Cricketer Of The Year
Agree that the current opening partnership should be persistent with the current opening partnership, but never underestimate the ability of the Windies selectors to do something daft.
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