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***Official*** England Tour of the West Indies: December 2023

SillyCowCorner1

SillyCowCorner1

Moooo
Kenneth Viljoen said:
Well before this year WI hadnt beaten England in an odi series at home since 1998 so not true for ODI cricket in recent history ..

As for T20's dont think there is much difference between the two teams and whatever difference is levelled by home advantage for the West Indians who play a lot of T20 cricket.
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The stadium was packed with England supporters. Sweet Caroline was blaring through the loudspeakers. Everytime we took a wicket the Barmy Army went quiet. It felt like an England home game.
And we beat them at their home ground.

Move over Aussies-silencing-the-Modi-Stadium…Windies silencing the Poms at the ‘Mecca’ was so much sweeter :)
 
Molehill

Molehill

Cricketer Of The Year
Red_Ink_Squid said:
I don't rate Curran for ODIs at the moment, but would have him in the T20 side for sure. He was Man of the Tournament in the World Cup just last year. Mills was top wicket taker in the Hundred this year so not a completely wild pick either (Archer and Topley would be ahead of him if available).
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But they've forgotten what made Curran good at the World Cup. He didn't take the new ball, he bowled middle overs and death. Why are they him bowling up front?

Really hope we see Turner today.
 
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