[quote author=Strokemaker link=topic=91068.msg586694#msg586694 date=1410239000]
I have to agree with you here. Although he is aging very fast now, he is still scoring runs more than other Windies batsman. So I don't see why he should retire right now. He should play as long as he can spot the red and white ball.
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[size=14pt]Shiv is like the Yankee short stop Derek Jeter. They are both 40 years old and both have aged with grace. They have also both remained highly productive in their respective sport. [/size]
* At age 40 Shiv is the best batsman in the West Indies and still ranks among the best in the world.
* To date Shiv has played in 157 tests. He has scored 11,499 runs at an average of 52.26 with 29 hundreds and 64 fifties.
* SHIV BEST YEARS ARE STILL AHEAD OF HIM IN TESTS.
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I have to agree with you here. Although he is aging very fast now, he is still scoring runs more than other Windies batsman. So I don't see why he should retire right now. He should play as long as he can spot the red and white ball.
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[size=14pt]Shiv is like the Yankee short stop Derek Jeter. They are both 40 years old and both have aged with grace. They have also both remained highly productive in their respective sport. [/size]
* At age 40 Shiv is the best batsman in the West Indies and still ranks among the best in the world.
* To date Shiv has played in 157 tests. He has scored 11,499 runs at an average of 52.26 with 29 hundreds and 64 fifties.
* SHIV BEST YEARS ARE STILL AHEAD OF HIM IN TESTS.
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