Raghav
International Vice-Captain
Thanks Richard for correcting that sentence. FYI , English is not my mother tongue
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Vincent - Out of the WC 2007 bcoz of Wrist Injury
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Natman20
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Hamish was in very good county form in 2006 but yet failed miserably when he returned to the international scene. I dont think we will see anything spectacular from him. He might make it to double figures once or twice.
His NZ domestic form does not mean he will be able to score runs to the extent of his domestic form. BTW he has averaged 54 with 700 or so runs in first-class this season. He has shown form too many times but isnt consistent enough to make him a mainstay in the NZ squad.
His NZ domestic form does not mean he will be able to score runs to the extent of his domestic form. BTW he has averaged 54 with 700 or so runs in first-class this season. He has shown form too many times but isnt consistent enough to make him a mainstay in the NZ squad.
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Fiery
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He hasn't done it opening though. Hope he can handle it
Prince EWS
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Yeah, as I said in another thread though, on these pitches, there isn't a lot technically different between opening and batting #3 in ODIs. His mental state will have to be a tad different, but I personally don't see why there would be much difference in this particular situation.
What will be a worry though, is if Taylor doesn't recover properly, and Hamish Marshall plays...
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Hamish Marshall primed to play a blinder.
Either of "...of an innings" or "...of a long hop onto his stumps". I firmly believe he's going to shine if given the chance to play.
Either of "...of an innings" or "...of a long hop onto his stumps". I firmly believe he's going to shine if given the chance to play.
Prince EWS
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Is this like your Vettori>Fulton posts, or are you actually serious this time?
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You're right, forgot about those matches.
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Dead serious. I just feel it's his moment to shine.
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When Marshall was last in good form playing for NZ I strongly believed he was our best ODI batsman, and he had an average in the mid-40s.
Looking at his average of 26.92 now I realise just how long ago that was. It really has been quite an impressive slump.
I'm hoping that since he's been in good form for Northern and hasn't exactly had much time to think about all this, he might be able to just slide into Friday's game and carry on the good work.
Looking at his average of 26.92 now I realise just how long ago that was. It really has been quite an impressive slump.
I'm hoping that since he's been in good form for Northern and hasn't exactly had much time to think about all this, he might be able to just slide into Friday's game and carry on the good work.
Smudge
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Bearing in mind I don't think the replacement is going to play all that many games (aside from the Windies one while Taylor is out), I don't see the concern with having a very good fielder in the form of Marshall there. And besides, he's going alright with the bat at the moment.
Raghav
International Vice-Captain
Exactly said,,but would want him to carry on..thats needed..all the best wishes to him
