SHIV CHANDERPAUL: Was Hugely Disappointing

Rev Al · 11-16-2013, 06:58 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#21
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=85202.msg532395#msg532395 date=1384736624]
Thu Dec 19 - Mon Dec 23

3rd Test - Seddon Park, Hamilton 
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So by Christmas all 3 tests will be done---looks like we'll all have a busy December---hope the tests are longer than 3 days. ;D

Rev

#22
[quote author=socafighter link=topic=85202.msg532400#msg532400 date=1384737141]
Poke and block is reaching the end , mistakes will happen as his skills slow down.
Its now just a matter of time , we have seen it with players and history tells us also.
Expectations just puts more pressure and results in disappointments.
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soca:

* Shiv Chanderpaul and Steve Waugh are very similar type of cricketers---to use the phrase you lovingly coined---both are "Poke and Blockers." ;D

* Now, Steve Waugh in his final 18 tests---from 151 to 168----he scored 1296 runs at an average of 68.21 with 5 hundreds and 6 fifties.

* It is not inconceivable that Shiv could match Stave's performance----keep in mind Shiv has averaged 69+ in the past 7 years.


BOTTOM LINE:

[size=14pt]Those who wish to see Shiv become the highest run scorer in West Indies history will remain optimistic that he will end his career on a high note. On the other hand, those who wish to see Lara remain as the highest scorer---they will wish Shiv ill luck.[/size]

Rev

#23
[quote author=Rev link=topic=85202.msg532398#msg532398 date=1384736889]

--hope the tests are longer than 3 days. ;D

Rev
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It better be ... !  Kiwis just draw a 3 game ODI series with Sri Lanka in Lanka.

they now move to 2 T20s

and straight into those Tests at Home !

#24
The average New Zealand temperature decreases as you travel south.

December , January and February are the warmest months, July is the coldest month of the year.

#26
yeah ...U are more accurate than the Weatherman  Tongue

                                   

#27
HOW HAVE WEST INDIES BATSMEN PERFORMED IN NEW ZEALAND ?


67.40---Gayle---1 100/3 50s

41.25---Shiv----1 100/4 50s


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36.90---Lara 1 100/ 3 50s

15.10---Sobers 0 100/ 0 50


Click on the link:

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/...pe=batting


OBSERVATION:

* Greenidge has scored the most runs IN NZ---618

* Gayle has scored 540 runs in NZ---needs 79 runs to surpass Greenidge

* Shiv has scored 495 runs in NZ---needs 124 runs to surpass Greenidge.


Rev

#28
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=85202.msg532408#msg532408 date=1384738245]
December , January and February are the warmest months, July is the coldest month of the year.
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Correct ....December 1st marks the beginning of Summer here down under

#29
SHIV REMAINS AT THE #3 RANKING

Quote:[size=14pt]Despite an ordinary series by his lofty standards against India in which he averaged only 44.33, Shiv Chanderpaul managed to remain #3 on the ICC batting rankings---deVilliers(909) is ranked #1; Amla(898) is #2 and Chanderpaul(875) is #3.[/size]


http://www.relianceiccrankings.com/ranki...atting/Rev

Rev

#30
I will not judge any player on this recent Indian series.  it is a total waste of time..

there was no team ambient that encouraged good performance only failure. west indies are a declined team and such teams do not play better than west indies did here..beset by total internal failure..the failure that led to the decline in the first place

these players with the exception of Best and Sammy who should be anywhere near a west indies team..would do a lot better in a positive well led situation.

so Chanderpauls results is no thng at all.  by rights he should not score at all..but he did score a bit which in the situation was very good indeed

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