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30 Nov 2013 13:19 #165874
by ketchim
The problem for Sammy is that the second part of his game, the seam bowling, is not standing up to scrutiny at Test level, either.
The overall average of 35.66 is not a write-off, but unless a surface is green or made for nagging medium-pace
(the latter was the case when he bowled West Indies to victory against Pakistan in Guyana and may also be the case in New Zealand)
He is not a Test-class third seamer. His average rises to 39.94 from his 27 matches as captain.
Neither is he a Test-class No. 6 (or even, at the moment, a 7 or
.
In his last three Tests he has bowled a grand total of 40 overs and taken one wicket.
The overall average of 35.66 is not a write-off, but unless a surface is green or made for nagging medium-pace
(the latter was the case when he bowled West Indies to victory against Pakistan in Guyana and may also be the case in New Zealand)
He is not a Test-class third seamer. His average rises to 39.94 from his 27 matches as captain.
Neither is he a Test-class No. 6 (or even, at the moment, a 7 or
.In his last three Tests he has bowled a grand total of 40 overs and taken one wicket.
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30 Nov 2013 13:26 #165878
by ketchim
Darren Sammy's Test credentials, having already been removed as the ODI captain :
were severely weakened during West Indies' horrendous performances in India
were severely weakened during West Indies' horrendous performances in India
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