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If Ramnaresh Sarwan didn't injure himself in his debut test as captain. He would have gone on to be the most successful skipper of the Windies team.
Fukk the chuck. Just allow everything. Good batsmen should be able to deal with arm bending anyways.Finger spin is the best form of bowling
Attritional cricket on slow dead pitches is entertaining
The Nagpur wicket wasn't that bad
Performances against minnows, on flat decks, and playing at home should all be considered just as important
Gavaskar isn't a racist
Kohli should bat at 4 in ODIs
Some women could complete in top level mens cricket
The best policy to deal with bowlers who chuck is to just ban any bowler that looks dodgy, regardless of what testing shows
On that note - the ICC testing for chucking lacks transparency and that's a problem
Asian desserts are good
Flame away
this isn't unpopular, this is the mainstream argument everyone agrees with.Dis-counting players' stats against minnows is completely fair.
Especially after he bullied out a No.11 that give him the figures of 1/99.Brett Lee's chainsaw celebration wasn't annoying at all.
Dis-counting players' stats against minnows is completely fair.
All depends on context brosCounting players stats against minnows is completely fair.
Not on CWthis isn't unpopular, this is the mainstream argument everyone agrees with.
this is also mainstream IMO. The nagin dance was one of the highlights of the Nidahas TrophyThe nagin dance is better than the gangnam style +champion dance put together
Is this even a thing?Oh and Maxwell should bat at 3 in the test side
there's been a bit of a revolution recently where some of us have come to value performances against minnows/at home now, for several good reasons, but I don't think that's the mainstream belief yet. Granted we haven't had much stats-crunching cricket talk lately, but wherever it does pop up people still tend to focus on performances against 'Top' teams and away from home.Not on CW
Warner's tour of Bangladesh was good for an Aussie batsman playing spin.there's been a bit of a revolution recently where some of us have come to value performances against minnows/at home now, for several good reasons, but I don't think that's the mainstream belief yet. Granted we haven't had much stats-crunching cricket talk lately, but wherever it does pop up people still tend to focus on performances against 'Top' teams and away from home.
specify, as a fielder?Kayes v2 is world class