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Jade Dernbach
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TheJediBrah
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He was terrible
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Is he the bowler with a sleeve of tattoos?
Shady Slim
International Coach
we made a thread you for slippy pls direct all future queries here tbh http://www.cricketweb.net/forum/threads/let’s-remember-some-guys.84075/
karan_fromthestands
State Captain
He had all the tools to get the job done, but he didn't know how to use them. I can only imagine how effective some of the other bowlers would have been with his range. Narine in his early career was tough to pick, yet he kept it simple and stuck to his stock off break(for which the field was set) against players who were quality against spin.
Howe_zat
Audio File
It didn't take off for anyone, because he was ****.
NotMcKenzie
International Debutant
This thread reminds me of this article from the time when Crapinfo had a humour section:
Also the days of Broad as T20 captain.Alan Tyers said:
The Hutt Rec
International Vice-Captain
Best remembered in NZ for getting sacked from Wellington after going out on the lash till the early hours of game day. Wellington then went on a big winning run and took out the tournament without him.
Starfighter
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
His tatts and somewhat funny action are my memories of him from the one ODI I saw him in. Went wicketless and bled runs of course.
A really awful player at international level, be interesting to compare him to our equivalent Ben Laughlin. Now there's someone I hated to watch bowling.
A really awful player at international level, be interesting to compare him to our equivalent Ben Laughlin. Now there's someone I hated to watch bowling.
Red_Ink_Squid
Global Moderator
My #1 memory of him is probably the time he sledged a young David Willey in the final of the T20 Blast, provoking Willey to go beserk and hit him all round the park and winning the game for Northants, then used his man of the match interview to diss Dernbach afterwards.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Is there a link?
Red_Ink_Squid
Global Moderator
Can't find a video or full transcript on a quick look sadly, but it's referenced by Wisden here:
wisden.com
I'm pretty sure in the full interview he went further and credited Dernbach as the inspiration for his performance, or something on those lines.
The Ten: Infamous Interviews – From 'It's Not Easy Being Me' To A Rageful Ravi
From Chris Gayle's blow out moment to Bob Willis' dig on journalists – Will Macpherson lists the ten infamous interviews that won't easily be forgotten.
wisden.com
I'm pretty sure in the full interview he went further and credited Dernbach as the inspiration for his performance, or something on those lines.
Quoting the Cricinfo report on the match:
- Willey, who scored only one from his first four balls, then thrashed 50 from his next 15 to reach a 19-ball half-century. It was a blitz that included 20 off one Jade Dernbach over - "I don't particularly like the bloke," Willey said by way of explanation, "he made an idiot of himself out there"
Dernbach ended up with figures of 4-0-55-0. (Willey's were 2.3-0-9-4).
Gob
International Coach
fuggedaboutit then
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
I always enjoyed how **** Laughlin was in real cricket.
Smudge
Hall of Fame Member
Jade Dernbach playing cricket for Italy is as unworthy of being considered breaking news as me pouring a gin instead of my usual beer on a Friday night.