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Kenya in South Africa

andruid

andruid

Cricketer Of The Year
336/7 For South Africa. It will be a tough chase for most teams under lights, so I am best hoping Kenya bat well and at least get a respectable score.
 
popepouri

popepouri

State Vice-Captain
TT Boy said:
Further evidence that Albie can't slog from ball one. He should have came in fifteen overs ago...
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I agree. I know Boucher is a fine hitter but he shouldn't have gone in ahead of Albie. I also think Duminy should come in at 4 instead of AB.
 
TT Boy

TT Boy

Hall of Fame Member
I must say even though South Africa waltzed it the fast bowling wasn’t particularly impressive. Morne did ok, troubled the batsman with his height and bounce and was unlucky not to have a couple of wickets whilst Kallis was accurate and got a decent bit of shape going but Cackdeki was an embarrassment, short and wide, everything back of a length with no real pace or venom whilst elder Morkel bowls two pies too many an over at international level. Johan Louw will come into the side tomorrow but all he brings his a rep of being a decent domestic death bowler, even his former coach, Kepler Wessels didn't know why Louw was selected.
 
andruid

andruid

Cricketer Of The Year
Quite a few starts by the Kenyan batsmen but all of them seemed to get out just as soon as they got in. Some impressive bowling from Nehemiah Odhiambo for his 3 wickets though one feels that on the whole the bowers went for too many.
 
TT Boy

TT Boy

Hall of Fame Member
andruid said:
Quite a few starts by the Kenyan batsmen but all of them seemed to get out just as soon as they got in. Some impressive bowling from Nehemiah Odhiambo for his 3 wickets though one feels that on the whole the bowers went for too many.
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Yeah he did really well, was accurate, had a good yorker and he made Albie Morkel look like a bit of an idiot and mere slogger with his slower ball.
 
A

alvarez

First Class Debutant
2.4 Louw to Ouma, OUT, manages to get one close enough to get the batsman to nick it
MA Ouma c Boucher b Louw 9 (11b 2x4 0x6) SR: 81.81

12/1.
 
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