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The Fast Bowler's fast Bowlers
- Thread starter SJS
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smash84
The Tiger King
a pretty good interview....
Imran Khan talks: Those great West Indian pacers
I also watched fire in babylon and thought it was pretty good. Also agree that they should have put in a bit more of cricket footage
Imran Khan talks: Those great West Indian pacers
I also watched fire in babylon and thought it was pretty good. Also agree that they should have put in a bit more of cricket footage
SeamUp
International Coach
Loved this interview with Garth Le Roux : 'If you can bowl fast, then bowl fast' | The Cricket Monthly | ESPN Cricinfo
And this thread.
And this thread.
Lillian Thomson
Hall of Fame Member
Is SJS still active anywhere? I remember him not being well at some point.
Pertaining to his original point, I'm a terrible driver and don't mind admitting it. How bad or not a judge of fast bowlers I am I would never admit it.
Pertaining to his original point, I'm a terrible driver and don't mind admitting it. How bad or not a judge of fast bowlers I am I would never admit it.
SJS
Hall of Fame Member
HiIs SJS still active anywhere? I remember him not being well at some point.
Pertaining to his original point, I'm a terrible driver and don't mind admitting it. How bad or not a judge of fast bowlers I am I would never admit it.
Hi LT
I am very active but sadly not on CW anymore . . . and I really miss it.
What keeps me busy and happy are my travels, photography, reading and visiting my grandchildren . . . in that order. Of course there is the mundane side of life but I do not include them for that is not necessarily what keeps me happy
I am sorry but I do not remember what it was that pertained to your driving . . . but I guess it does not matter after all these years.
Hope this does reach you
PS : I am absolutely fit and in good health not just for my age (70 next birthday) but even if I was much younger. Haven't had any major health issues for many many years . . . the last was when a routine annual health check up showed up a possible blockage in my heart . Further examination showed that was true and had two stents put in in 2012.
Never missed a heart beat since
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Lillian Thomson
Hall of Fame Member
Hi SJS.Hi
Hi LT
I am very active but sadly not on CW anymore . . . and I really miss it.
What keeps me busy and happy are my travels, photography, reading and visiting my grandchildren . . . in that order. Of course there is the mundane side of life but I do not include them for that is not necessarily what keeps me happy
I am sorry but I do not remember what it was that pertained to your driving . . . but I guess it does not matter after all these years.
Hope this does reach you
PS : I am absolutely fit and in good health not just for my age (70 next birthday) but even if I was much younger. Haven't had any major health issues for many many years . . . the last was when a routine annual health check up showed up a possible blockage in my heart . Further examination showed that was true and had two stents put in in 2012.
Never missed a heart beat since
I'm glad you're well. I don't get on CW much anymore either. I don't love cricket like I used to. The game moves on and that's great, but I don't enjoy it as much. An Ashes summer used to be great. You could plan which days to attend and meet up with people and even take weekend breaks and do other things around the cricket. These days an Ashes series is dumped into a six week period in the autumn. Anyone who thinks playing Test Cricket in England in mid September is a good idea is insane. Whilst it's true it's possible to be seen as a grumpy old git living in the past, it's also true that progress doesn't always mean improvement (as is proven by the removal of fingerprint ID on the iPhone X
).
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Not when it's your face.
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SJS
Hall of Fame Member
Hi Folks particularly the older members.
I am looking for a thread in which I posted a series of long posts about why I thought that the performances of Gavaskar, a great batsman without any doubt, were a bit exaggerated . . . and then I gave series wise analysis of his entire career.
I have been looking for that for a few days but am unable to locate it.
I have forgotten how to use the search link and am struggling.
Does anyone remember that bit (older people just might remember for it raised quite some controversy) . . . or any ideas on how I should go about it. I am not sure if the thread was started by me or someone else
I am looking for a thread in which I posted a series of long posts about why I thought that the performances of Gavaskar, a great batsman without any doubt, were a bit exaggerated . . . and then I gave series wise analysis of his entire career.
I have been looking for that for a few days but am unable to locate it.
I have forgotten how to use the search link and am struggling.
Does anyone remember that bit (older people just might remember for it raised quite some controversy) . . . or any ideas on how I should go about it. I am not sure if the thread was started by me or someone else
SJS
Hall of Fame Member
Thanks mate. That's the one.
I needed to send it to my old team mate and former Delhi, North Zone and Rest of India skipper Venkat Sunderam.
He was not too fond of Gavaskar so he will love that
BY THE WAY, how did you find it so quickly?
I keep looking for stuff on and off and can never manage
