The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
Peter Martin
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The Name Game.
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The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
Collins Obuya
LongHopCassidy
International Captain
Nicky Boje (Seth Efrican trundler)
masterblaster
International Captain
Bob Woolmer (Pakistan coach)
masterblaster
International Captain
Sachin Tendulkar (India)
Pratters
Cricket, Lovely Cricket
Tino Best
In the 2003 Carib Beer Cup, Tino Best was statistically the best bowler of the tournament. He claimed 39 wickets in 9 games at 18.25 apiece and a SR of 29.1. Best was picked to make his debut on a dead Kensington Oval pitch against Australia in 2003. He went wicket less while conceding 99 runs at 4.95 economy. Despite the poor figures, Best looks to be a talented prospect for the future.
He has a bustling action and generate very good pace (90+ average in the Carib Cup). The main concern is his accuracy, and he tended to bowl too full on debut. Best returned in 2004 with a further 37 regional wickets (13.75 average) and bowled himself into all four Tests in the West Indies against England.
Lively pace and great enthusiasm found Tino best quickly becoming a success of his return to Tests. Best later debuted in One Day Internationals against Bangladesh and took a wicket with his first ball. Courtesy - cricketweb
In the 2003 Carib Beer Cup, Tino Best was statistically the best bowler of the tournament. He claimed 39 wickets in 9 games at 18.25 apiece and a SR of 29.1. Best was picked to make his debut on a dead Kensington Oval pitch against Australia in 2003. He went wicket less while conceding 99 runs at 4.95 economy. Despite the poor figures, Best looks to be a talented prospect for the future.
He has a bustling action and generate very good pace (90+ average in the Carib Cup). The main concern is his accuracy, and he tended to bowl too full on debut. Best returned in 2004 with a further 37 regional wickets (13.75 average) and bowled himself into all four Tests in the West Indies against England.
Lively pace and great enthusiasm found Tino best quickly becoming a success of his return to Tests. Best later debuted in One Day Internationals against Bangladesh and took a wicket with his first ball. Courtesy - cricketweb
