Yola,Thanks Chin,i badly wanted an answer to that question to why they are fair and clear skinned.
@Goog Lee : You ought not under estimate the power of Vicco."Making Indian "Aunties" fairer..since the 1970's..
Btw it does have a great effect on cuts and wounds..
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The wealthy girls are fairerย ..family has money . They get to stay out of the sun.
They work in family owned businesses or as his wife she has her own business.
Let Boris enjoy he day nah....
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get back to cricket adrain you are still a young man.
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get back to cricket adrain you are still a young man.
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He is unlikely to ever achieve much.
To quit at that age shows, to me, a lack of temperament and I am mindful he started very young and Lara pushed him incessantly!
That could have been a great mistake by the great man!
That debut century in Australia showed me a person with great cricketing acumen as in the first innings he slashed to gully, I believe and if it was not that he has cutting rather than playing straight.
In the second he was as straight as a needle and although it was not a big century it showed character.
Therefore I am disappointed at his demise.
Similarly, I recall a young man at Somerset called Mark Lathwell who had the county circuit on fire and even I knew he needed a season or two more, but it was in our days of mayhem, and poor lad was sacrificed.
I think Barath had better technique and temperament but what a disappointment as I thought he and Brathwaite would have made a superb combination with Powell coming in at 3 + others.
Barath did have that X Factor but I can never see him coming back!
You guys seems to let players thorough the net somehow!
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He is unlikely to ever achieve much.
To quit at that age shows, to me, a lack of temperament and I am mindful he started very young and Lara pushed him incessantly!
That could have been a great mistake by the great man!
That debut century in Australia showed me a person with great cricketing acumen as in the first innings he slashed to gully, I believe and if it was not that he has cutting rather than playing straight.
In the second he was as straight as a needle and although it was not a big century it showed character.
Therefore I am disappointed at his demise.
Similarly, I recall a young man at Somerset called Mark Lathwell who had the county circuit on fire and even I knew he needed a season or two more, but it was in our days of mayhem, and poor lad was sacrificed.
I think Barath had better technique and temperament but what a disappointment as I thought he and Brathwaite would have made a superb combination with Powell coming in at 3 + others.
Barath did have that X Factor but I can never see him coming back!
You guys seems to let players thorough the net somehow!
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I think to say that he will never go on to achieve much is maybe a bit harsh on him. I'm sure he'll go on to achieve many things in his life, just maybe not on a cricket pitch though unfortunately!
