It's actually pretty obvious I guess. Taijul is a very condition-reliant bowler, who relies on the spin and bounce that the pitch has to offer. I would say that this is pretty much visible from his bowling itself.
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Oh no Jack was a freaking nightmare ,but sadly very injury prone..We had a few like that in the 90's but he was my favorite in the domestic scene
Little short man with anger issues
Charged in. Him & Snell peppered a few batsman at the Wanderers.I think Van Jaarsveld and Jack both got a raw deal from the selectors. both could have and should have had more tests, although for Jack, it was how and where to fit him in,
Personal?
The saddest for me is Harmer ..
Whom do you think is better and could have been better than the current players? Hridoy?
Don't know if averaging 45 in only 15 matches in FC is good enough, but I guess we don't have much better options to work with.
They had a decent partnership in the Windies too didn't they?
Not personal, personal. But I'm from the EC and watched both these guys Ngam and Schultz as a kid. Had standard kid interactions with both. And ultimately Schultz was an arrogant prick. Didn't like Schultz then don't like him now. Even later after his come backs and knee operations and forced retirement, he always made excuses for his behaviour even though his own behaviour contributed lots to his issues.
Both have things in common I suppose , both around the same age , both highly rated as potential superstars in domestic cricket , both have kinda struggled for consistency but it seems to be coming together now and long may it continue.They had a decent partnership in the Windies too didn't they?
They showing what it takes to keep your spot in the test side with performance. It's a strange feeling in the last few years.
Funnily enough these 2 along with de Zorzi were in the 2016 U19 CWC squad that finished 11th after we were champions in 2014.
