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Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - ketchim - 07-02-2014
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=90919.msg573139#msg573139 date=1404321672]
Viv musta slowed down by age period.
Duje himself let it be know that he was as tight as a drum, stoned out of any ordinary conception of life.
something more must have been wrong with Xman that just weed. he must have some kind of trauma that effed him up.
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I hear yuh .....guess it affects athletes differently ! :-\
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - mapoui - 07-02-2014
but yuh absolutely right here:
Quote:My favorite Aphrodasiac .
Beats Goog Lee Chinee brush ...
:-[ :-[ :-[
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - Rohan99 - 07-02-2014
That is why it is called test cricket. Any average player can play a 50 over match or t20 but it takes a mentally strong individual to play and excel in test cricket. Five days of grueling cricket is not for the mentally or physically weak and it can take its toll on even the best players. I think that every international cricketer should play at least one test match in their career. Nowadays players seem to like the easier work and high payout hence many have said they don't like test cricket. It takes a real cricket fan to sit and watch a test match for 5 days.
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - bala24 - 07-03-2014
[quote author=Rev link=topic=90919.msg573099#msg573099 date=1404317323]
[size=14pt]HERE ARE SOME GOOD BATSMEN WHO HAVE DONE WELL AFTER AGE 39[/size]
42.80---Boycott(24 tests)
58.04---Lloyd(20 tests)
79.90---Misbah UlHaq(7 tests)
53.09---Chanderpaul(8 tests)---some HATERS and RACISTS want him dropped.
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?agemin1=39;ageval1=age;class=1;filter=advanced;orderby=runs;size=200;template=results;type=batting
Rev
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i never knew Misbah was 39,i thought he was in his mid 30's..
Chander's record is enviable.He has had limited opportunities and is mostly left stranded in the middle.
Chanders is probably peaking at the right time,to get past lara and cement his place in the team for another year before FTP is announced.
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - Rev Al - 07-03-2014
[quote author=bala24 link=topic=90919.msg573248#msg573248 date=1404379591]
i never knew Misbah was 39,i thought he was in his mid 30's..
Chander's record is enviable.He has had limited opportunities and is mostly left stranded in the middle.
Chanders is probably peaking at the right time,to get past lara and cement his place in the team for another year before FTP is announced.
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* Timid and defensive players like Boycott, SWaugh, Misbah and Chanderpaul get better with age.
* Age does not slow them down.
CHECK THIS:
* Shiv Chanderpaul has played 77 tests in his 30s so far. He has scored 6268 runs at an average of 59.69 with 18 100s and 31 50s.
* Tendulkar played 95 tests in his 30s---he averaged 49.72
* Lara played 68 tests in his 30s---he averaged 53.66
Click on the link:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?agemin1=30;ageval1=age;class=1;filter=advanced;orderby=runs;template=results;type=batting
Rev
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - mapoui - 07-03-2014
what about Barrington, M Clarke and Sangykarra ::confused::
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - Rev Al - 07-03-2014
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=90919.msg573268#msg573268 date=1404394470]
what about Barrington, M Clarke and Sangykarra ::confused::
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* I posted the link to the stats----yuh too lazy to click ? ;D
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?agemin1=30;ageval1=age;class=1;filter=advanced;orderby=runs;template=results;type=batting
* Barrington averaged 62.50 in 66 tests in his 30s.
Rev
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - mapoui - 07-03-2014
man I see thge link..also know dem fellas do excellently over 30. jess wondered why you did not mention them..di'ze all.
you miss yuh breakfast or what ::confused::
I have a lil fry something here..in cocnut oil
yuh want some ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - Calypso - 07-03-2014
Good topic Rev ........... including the Mary Jane digression 8)
Re: TEST CRICKET: Has Humbled Even The Greatest - Rev Al - 07-03-2014
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=90919.msg573281#msg573281 date=1404396032]
man I see thge link..also know dem fellas do excellently over 30. jess wondered why you did not mention them..di'ze all.[/quote]
* I used Lara and Tendulkar's stats after age 30----those 2 are ELITE/EXTRAORDINARY greats.
* Barrington, Clarke and Sangakkara are ORDINARY greats.
* You get the difference between EXTRAORDINARY great and ORDINARY great ?
Rev