subshakerz
Hall of Fame Member
LOL, but it was true when I was watching them in the nineties. You had Lara, Hooper and Richardson hooking and cutting around and then Walsh and Ambrose. After Pakistan, they were my favorite team to watch.
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Will the West Indies ever rise again?
- Thread starter Lillian Thomson
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Slifer
International Captain
What a decent WI also used to offer was a nice buffer outside of the two obvious camps: SENA and the Asian teams. Well before it was actually just ENA and India and Pakistan but you get my point.
Had WI been a stronger team, especially at home, results there could have been a decent indicator of how well teams from each camp were. Conditions in the WI used to be neutral relative to the other camps (imo). As it were, WI suck at home to almost everyone.
Had WI been a stronger team, especially at home, results there could have been a decent indicator of how well teams from each camp were. Conditions in the WI used to be neutral relative to the other camps (imo). As it were, WI suck at home to almost everyone.
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
I reckon we're 3 or 4 years off seeing the results of that work with the batting
. It's going to be painful viewing at times until then.