And the fact that it's a bugbear of some people has always been and always will be a bugbear of mine. I'm not gonna cease to point it out.Haha, wondered if I'd attact comment from you with that.
Sorry, it's always been and always will be a bugbear of mine. I'm not gonna cease to point it out.
Rashid is taking a fair few wickets while going for runs in County Cricket, yes?Can't believe everyone thinks so highly of Swann here. I agree with Rob here, Keedy is by far miles ahead of anyone else after Panesar and Rashid.
I have to say that as much as I like Rashid and think he is going to be a big matchwinner in the future for us if he continues to develop, I'm concerned about the amount of runs he sheds. If someone experienced that Sangakkara or Jayawardene gets after him properly, it could be carnage and destroy his confidence. Not that I like the safely, safely approach, just I think he might be a liability at times.
Dip.I've seen Keedy bowl plenty, fact, and you get nothing live you don't get on TV.
Naar, think he has an almost Bradmanesque average in FC cricket this season, something in the high 60's lol.I think Rashid 'batting' and so called potential will book him the 2nd spinner spot without a fight. I can't see anyone be it Keedy or Swann comming close to selection. Maybe Chris Schofield if he has a gun Twenty20 WC.
Really, you can see a bowler loop and dip the ball if you watch closely on TV, TBH, can't you?Dip.
NoReally, you can see a bowler loop and dip the ball if you watch closely on TV, TBH, can't you?
Keedy should be the second name on the sheet, and who knows, he may yet prove useful on a turning wicket. What has always baffled me, though, as I say, is how he gets such good figures on an Old Trafford square that's not really all that renowned of late as a spin paradise.Nonetheless, poor spinner with poor figures < poor spinner with good figures.