wpdavid
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I wasn't being serious.IMO, we have pretty much zero chance of winning now.
I wasn't being serious.IMO, we have pretty much zero chance of winning now.
Yes fair play to WI, I know this is as good a batting track as you're likely to come across, but a few WI sides of yesteryear may have crumbled with such an imposing first innings total on the board as England managed. Big credit to Sarwan, who ensured they had a focal point in which to bat around, three partnerships (all involving Sarwan) in excess of 100 was testament to his importance.Well done the Windies. Showing a lot of spine in this series.
There's a realistic outside chance that England could lose this one. If we're out before tea, we're in big trouble.
Yeah, the selectors dont have a clue who their best players are and there is no consistency of selection. Currently the XI chops and changes and guys come in and out of favour on almost a game-by-game basis.Except the reasons why Bell was chosen ahead of Bopara in the first place were still there too presumably.
All this game needs is a century from Ramdin and it will be as bad and arguably even worse then that game where Gayle got 300.
At least that game had the laugh of seeing Bouch get a wicket and AB bowl ‘sharp’ inswingers. This has been rank ****e.
Poor average with the bat and not a half century in more than 2 years tends to do that. He hasn't looked good with the bat since he toured Aus many moons ago.Makes it seem like Ramdin has no ability with the bat.
I think it happened in Guyana in 1998 - and we were stuffed out of sight.While not disagreeing with much if anything there, I have no memory of England ever going in with two specialist seam-bowlers, so thus can't see it happening this side of 2050.
Maybe Worcestershire when everyone's fit.How many 4 or 5 man County county attacks would rank above this England one?
How many 4 or 5 man County county attacks would rank above this England one?
Ive just checked and the CC attacks are poorer than I remember.Maybe Worcestershire when everyone's fit.