NO (not now, actively, in any case though like most past cricketers he has done his bit of writing and commentating on the game in the past)Somerset said:Is this player now involved in journalism/commentating of the game?
NOSomerset said:Was the comment about ODIs he mentioned during his playing days?
NOJASON said:David Gower ?
SJS said:Who said this of the one day game ??
For the spectators it’s a superb game. Personally I cant bear to watch it – its too damned stereotyped. I won a few man of the match awards but I couldn’t tell you what they were.
Q1. Is this player West Indian?.....NO
Q2. Is this player an all-rounder?.....NO (Mainly a batsman and known as such)
Q3. Is he from England?.....YES
Q4. Did he make his debut during the 1980s?....NO
Q5. After the 80s?....NO
Q6. did he play in the 1975 World Cup?....NO
Q7. Graham Gooch ?.....NO
Q8. Did he play more than 75 ODIs?....NO
Q9 Was he well known for the famous (or notorious) reverse sweep that is said to have cost England the World Cup in the 1987 WC final ?....NO
Q10. Derek Randall.....NO
Q11. DId he play in the 1979 World Cup then?.....NO
Hint No. 1 : He averaged in the forties in test matches and his game was eminently suited to the limited overs variety of the game.
Q12. Did he play more than 20 test matches?....YES
Q13. Is this player now involved in journalism/commentating of the game?....NO (not now, actively, in any case though like most past cricketers he has done his bit of writing and commentating on the game in the past)
Q14. Was the comment about ODIs he mentioned during his playing days?....NO
Q15. David Gower ?.....NO
Hint No. 2 : He captained England with flair which came naturally to him
Known for his flair ?!?Somerset said:Geoffrery Boycott?
Q16. NOSomerset said:Geoffrery Boycott?
Lol, maybe not, but he did average in the fourties in test matches.membersstand said:Known for his flair ?!?