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28 Jan 2017 12:35 #333815
by ketchim
He sure is ...lashing those young turks as well as WI. opener Jerome Taylor
and loaded with 4444ssss and 666666ssss
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28 Jan 2017 14:44 #333841
by zacaroni
His batting against Jamaica was very impressive. It's possible he just had a bad patch when he was dropped
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28 Jan 2017 15:46 #333849
by chairman
“Batting is my occupation;
both by inclination and gift.
I am interested in correct strokes
to suit the occasion – a great match.
The match is cohabiting. The strokes
must be keen, sharp, and cleanly struck
as if Peter May, Cowdrey, or Sobers or I
could never be out.â€
Always tell someone how you feel because opportunities are lost in the blink of an eye but regret can last a lifetime.
cricketwindies.com/forum/
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28 Jan 2017 21:08 #333886
by ketchim
That bit of poetry was written by Milton
Vishnu Williams
born on a plantation in Guyana back in 1936
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29 Jan 2017 07:59 #333893
by Berbice Babu
My dad said Mr. Kanhai was dropped by West Indies selectors because he was had a bad series just like Chanderpaul did. However, West Indies did recall Mr. Kanhai for the world cup after Mr. Sobers was unavailable. My dad also told me that the year prior to the world cup, Mr. Kanhai had one of his most productive batting form. This was after he was dropped and prior to being selected. It seems he was on a mission to prove the selectors wrong.
My dad said that story is being repeated in Chanderpaul.
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29 Jan 2017 08:02 #333894
by Berbice Babu
From what I heard, Mr. Maps, Richards failed in the last 9 years of his test career when you consider the high standards he set in the years prior to that. I have heard some compared him to the Indian batsman, Sehwag. They both had similar style of making much of their superior hand/eye coordination ability.
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