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Pathan has come of age!
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luckyeddie
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I thought we dug up the terraces and put seats in.
Barney Rubble
International Coach
Geoff Boycott could take wickets against Zimbabwe!Langeveldt said:
Slow Love™
International Captain
LOL, you are probably right, mate - it's not the first time I've been corrected on it by folks that probably interact with him a lot more.SJS said:Now you are in the realms of fantasy SL
I think it's because I have had one or two rational conversations with wah, and vandemataram has almost seemed like an automaton in his relentless trolling.
Did you or did you not see that I was being sarcasticGladiatrsInBlue
Banned
Well IKP has just equalled a world record, his haul of 21 wickets in the two-match series did, however, equal a record shared by Kumble (v Pakistan in 1999) and England's Johnny Briggs (v South Africa in 1889).
The guy is making waves in international cricket , i know ppl will say that he has achieved that only against minnows, but the fact is that IKP is actually bowling very well, and i can bet any amount of money that IKP will gain respect from opponents by performing remarkebly when he play against heavyweights like Aus and England on their own backyard the next time around.
I think IKP is God's most beloved creation (this i say to annoy some cranky CW members )
I think IKP is a gift to mankind ...no offence to irrate members.
IKP hail to the king!!
The guy is making waves in international cricket , i know ppl will say that he has achieved that only against minnows, but the fact is that IKP is actually bowling very well, and i can bet any amount of money that IKP will gain respect from opponents by performing remarkebly when he play against heavyweights like Aus and England on their own backyard the next time around.
I think IKP is God's most beloved creation (this i say to annoy some cranky CW members
)I think IKP is a gift to mankind ...no offence to irrate members.
IKP hail to the king!!
luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
Close. It was South Africa who were Geoffrey Boycott's batting bunniesBarney Rubble said:Geoff Boycott could take wickets against Zimbabwe!
Shounak
Banned
WE'RE NOT WORTHY.. WE'RE NOT WORTHY..GladiatrsInBlue said:Well IKP has just equalled a world record, his haul of 21 wickets in the two-match series did, however, equal a record shared by Kumble (v Pakistan in 1999) and England's Johnny Briggs (v South Africa in 1889).
The guy is making waves in international cricket , i know ppl will say that he has achieved that only against minnows, but the fact is that IKP is actually bowling very well, and i can bet any amount of money that IKP will gain respect from opponents by performing remarkebly when he play against heavyweights like Aus and England on their own backyard the next time around.
I think IKP is God's most beloved creation (this i say to annoy some cranky CW members
I think IKP is a gift to mankind ...no offence to irrate members.
IKP hail to the king!!
Swervy
International Captain
GladiatrsInBlue
Banned
Will soon be below 30marc71178 said:
When is India going to tour England?? It will be England vs IKP
Slow Love™
International Captain
Very interesting article. I agree completely BTW that these two-test series between established (ie non-minnow) test nations has to stop. There should be a three-test minimum criteria for a standard series.Swervy said:
One of the interesting things about all this though, is the extent to which some teams/players destroy these two teams (and in the ODI arena, other small-timers). I don't really know how to interpret it - there's no doubting that Pathan and Vaas (in some ways, Murali is more understandable) absolutely murder these teams on a very regular basis, while it's not unusual to see stronger players (either with the ball or the bat) not do as sensationally well.
