Remembering Carl Hooper By: Garfield Robinson

krishna · 08-16-2014, 11:28 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

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I always reckoned WI would've been on the rise had Sir Carl remained Cappo

(and not been 'stabbed in the back' by the Prince of POS)

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Hers an opportunity to Right a Wrong !

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Versus the lowly ranked Bangladesh !ย  8)

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Better in his second incarnation and wonderful to watch in full flow.

His straight pick up, normally for 6, could hardly be bettered.

Very fortunate to have played as many test matches as he did and for me a great disappointment overall. 35 ish average.

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carl Hooper was real class. he would bat without a helmet and without any hint of discomfort against pace or spin bowling. He let himself go fitness wise in the last few years of his career but he remained a threat always. I remember him smashing india on a number of occasions with a real liking for anil kumble.

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