superkingdave
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Onions can hardly be in better form (34 wickets @ 12.6), hope he has a good test, a likeable player really.
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Doubt it will happen. If they were gonna give him a rest they would have removed him form the squad. No point in him training with them and hanging around if he's not gonna play.Hope they give Broad a rest as well, though if its cloudy and Onions plays and the WIndies bat first it might be another of those two day Tests
I'd feel the same way. He has some real tough tests to come in the next few months against SA and in India, I doubt he'd want to give away the chance to bowl about 30 overs and get 6-8 wickets in a match against WI.Just been watching Cricket Writers on TV & the collective wisdom of Messrs Marks, Booth & Brenkley is that Angry is quietly seething at his omission. The Windies on a fast Edgbaston track is exactly the type of fixture a quick wants to be playing in.
A what?Just been watching Cricket Writers on TV & the collective wisdom of Messrs Marks, Booth & Brenkley is that Angry is quietly seething at his omission. The Windies on a fast Edgbaston track is exactly the type of fixture a quick wants to be playing in.
Also suggested if Bairstow fails again we'll see a new #6 for SA.
A fast Edgbaston track.A what?
That's right. I am totally agreed.I'm trying to remember who it was, a few weeks ago, bet me that Onions would never play test cricket again. I'm pretty sure that the unwritten rule is that the going rate is £50 in these circumstances.
Gayle is one of the best opening bats in the history of ODI's averaging nearly 40 with 19 hundreds. He is in the form of his life. His influence will be enormous.meh i think the series will be competitive and the results of the odi's not the foregone conclusion of the tests but I'd still see England as favourites. Narine apart the bowling is poor, and don't expect Gayle to have the same influence on international cricket that he does at domestic level. At least though the games will be worth watching.