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3rd Test: West Indies v England at Bridgetown
krishna · 04-28-2015, 06:11 PM · 2 people reading this discussion
I don't think England has to worry about the last match too much. The West Indies will only get a draw at best because they don't have it in them to beat England over 5 days. They bowlers can't get 20 wickets and the batsmen can barely score 300 runs.
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Ok I had not aliased we would still be in the Caribbean at the time of the Irish game.
These bowlers have to be given the chance otherwise we would find ourselves in a deep mess. However they need to be developed with the more experiences lads.
Which of these bowlers went on the A Tour?
We also need to ramp up A Tours. Not sure what the A Tour itinerary is?
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I don't believe any fixtures for an upcoming A Tour this year have been announced as of yet. Given the number of matches the first team have this summer, it would be a good opportunity for some corresponding A games.
The ODI Lions team that toured South Africa: Vince ©, Bairstow (wk), Billings (wk), Bresnan, Brooks, Gurney, Lees, Lyth, Parry, Patel, Plunkett, Rankin, Rashid, Roy, Stokes, Mark Wood. I believe that both Overton and Dunn were originally scheduled to be a part of the tour but both had to be replaced due to injuries. I had forgot about Dunn, he is another that has the chance to develop and could be a big part of the future. Luke Wood and Matthew Fisher were both a part of the Under-19 World Cup squad last year.
Ok I had not aliased we would still be in the Caribbean at the time of the Irish game.
These bowlers have to be given the chance otherwise we would find ourselves in a deep mess. However they need to be developed with the more experiences lads.
Which of these bowlers went on the A Tour?
We also need to ramp up A Tours. Not sure what the A Tour itinerary is?
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I don't believe any fixtures for an upcoming A Tour this year have been announced as of yet. Given the number of matches the first team have this summer, it would be a good opportunity for some corresponding A games.
The ODI Lions team that toured South Africa: Vince ©, Bairstow (wk), Billings (wk), Bresnan, Brooks, Gurney, Lees, Lyth, Parry, Patel, Plunkett, Rankin, Rashid, Roy, Stokes, Mark Wood. I believe that both Overton and Dunn were originally scheduled to be a part of the tour but both had to be replaced due to injuries. I had forgot about Dunn, he is another that has the chance to develop and could be a big part of the future. Luke Wood and Matthew Fisher were both a part of the Under-19 World Cup squad last year.
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