That's a very very stupid comment. Sarwan is the third best batsman in the West Indies team and is not going to get displaced by an uncapped batsman who averages under 30 in FC cricket. Sarwan averages over 40 in Test cricket! He has hundreds against Australia and South Africa.roseboy64 said:If Sarwan fails to correct his technique Joseph may get his Test debut.
I get my stats from here. I stand by my original claim that Chanderpaul has scored 2147 runs at 55.05 since April 2002, with 9 centuries (1 more than Lara). Obviously Lara scores at a higher average, but that doesn't contradict my point. I was merely pointing out that Chanderpaul has been very consistent over that period.Revelation said:Adamc, i don't know where you get your stats from but since the beginning of 2002 (WI vs NZ, Jun 21 2002)[before this match]:
Chanderpaul: 1259 runs @ 40.61 with 5 100s and 4 50s
Lara: 2407 runs @ 72.93 with 8 100s and 8 50s.
a squillion bucks says cricinfo...Adamc said:I get my stats from here. I stand by my original claim that Chanderpaul has scored 2147 runs at 55.05 since April 2002, with 9 centuries (1 more than Lara). Obviously Lara scores at a higher average, but that doesn't contradict my point. I was merely pointing out that Chanderpaul has been very consistent over that period.
Why, where do you get your stats from?
hard harry indeed...Hard Harry said:Disappointed with the MOTM. Given the circumstances that he had to bat in, I reckon Chanderpaul should have got the nod.
Can't say Giles deserved it - two 1st innings wickets were to dodgy decisions and the fourth was the #11. As for the second innings, all he had to do was aim at the rough. The ball that got Lara looked like it kept lower than he expected, Bravo played a terrible shot and the less said about Tino Best the better.
Just in case you're wondering, no I don't rate Giles - even Rod Latham managed a 5-for once! ;-)
Well why not say that to your buddy Liam, he has on a few occasions commented, even diagreed with me and he has not seen it?marc71178 said:No, writing it off without watching it is nonsense.
Like to know what your disagreeing on.marc71178 said:Can see why you're not a selector.
You never actually answered my question on what you define accurate (not in stats).Mr Mxyzptlk said:That sums up the ridiculous nature of your argument. Statistics do not equate accuracy. Accuracy can not be quantified as such. It's not quite so simple. There have been many times in the history of the game when accurate bowlers have been expensive. Many many times. For example, Collins bowled pretty accurately in his second to last spell of the England 2nd innings. He was hit by Vaughan for 4 fours in his only over of the spell, despite getting the ball on a decent length and middle and offstump line.
Besides, the England run rate was 4.23, so Banks' economy of 3.53 wasn't that bad ey?
I think this Test match has shown why Chanderpaul is one of the most under-rated batsmen in Test cricket. Whenever WI need him to make a big score, or hang in there and not give his wicket away, he does.roseboy64 said:Chanderpaul missed out on a hundred.Once again WI batting wilts in the second innings.
thats cause stats dont prove it!!Craig said:You never actually answered my question on what you define accurate (not in stats).
Technique wise, Sarwan could probably write a book on it.roseboy64 said:If Sarwan fails to correct his technique Joseph may get his Test debut.
The dropping of a bowler who actually bowled pretty well.Craig said:Like to know what your disagreeing on.
Craig said:Well why not say that to your buddy Liam, he has on a few occasions commented, even diagreed with me and he has not seen it?
At hasn't stopped other people as well.
i dont think its just sarwan who better watch out... mind u arent joseph stats not too flash? high 20s - low 30s? still hes looked good from wat ive seenCraig said:Technique wise, Sarwan could probably write a book on it.
His problems are shot selection and maybe some uncertainess because of the WI's policy of chopping-and-changing his batting position.
That Sarwan could probably write a book on technique is neither here nor there. There are plenty of people who can write books on how things should be done but who don't follow their own advice.Craig said:Technique wise, Sarwan could probably write a book on it.
His problems are shot selection and maybe some uncertainess because of the WI's policy of chopping-and-changing his batting position.
Well it is Best's injury that would mean Banks stays in.marc71178 said:The dropping of a bowler who actually bowled pretty well.
So what does it excatly mean?badgerhair said:As far as I can see, you couldn't have posted anything less accurate about Sarwan if you'd tried.
Nope. 'fraid not. Like I said, I was side on, didn't see much in the way of flight. 51 mph is only slow relative to a fast bowler you know.Tom Halsey said:Are you Chris Hinton in disguise?
Sorry, but how is having an average speed of 51 mph bowling flat?