I know you are a big advocate of it, but AFAIK there is no domestic Twenty20 in Aus?? And they scored shedloads in their first Twenty20 international game..Scaly piscine said:Sounds like WI's lack of Twenty20 experience was shown up, although I'm sure SA would have won if it was 50 overs anyway. I think WI cricket as a whole would really benefit from a domestic 20 over competition.
There is one being introduced for next season. Also there were plenty of Australians playing in England's domestic Twenty20 anyway, there was no way Australia were going to be under-prepared for that game like WI were just now (obviously they didn't know in advance it was going to become a 20 over game). Also I wasn't just referring to the WI team I was referring to WI cricket as a whole, financially WI need it, also they need more people interested in cricket there with all the American sports eating away at the popularity of cricket. With the World Cup coming up in two years it's a good time to introduce it as well.Langeveldt said:I know you are a big advocate of it, but AFAIK there is no domestic Twenty20 in Aus?? And they scored shedloads in their first Twenty20 international game..
carefull mate, yuo dont want to be saying that too oftenLangeveldt said:Boeta, marry me..
And the best of them...!Seriously twenty20 is much exciting and better than ODI's...Once in a blue moon we get an exciting match like the last over hat-trick match...shaka said:Well done South Africa on 5-0 sweep! even though the final game was pretty much a twenty20 match.
The Pakistan series being immediately after the SA series has probably saved him for the time being.SJS said:With Lara averaging 14.8 in the series, a top score of 32 and Windies being whitewashed, its a bit strange that the knives are not out for the worlds best left handed batsman ??
*tips AA*Langeveldt said:Boeta, marry me..