Colin Croft attended High School in Guyana

ketchim · 10-18-2015, 01:47 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Central High had a good science curriculum !

as well as a good cricket squad !

#2
http://www.guardian.co.tt/sport/2015-10-...more-steel

“Periodic Table of Elements”, that table which is so essential to chemistry, physics and wealth, even construction.

Instead, steel is a combination “alloy” of elements in that table, mostly iron (Fe – Atomic No 26)

and carbon (C – Atomic No 6), with other original trace elements from that “PTE” thrown in. 

#3
Philosophy teaching was somewhat behind, though  !


"For anyone to play cricket anywhere successfully, he or she must have that special mixture of strength, toughness,

supreme flexibility, ability to be stretched, then to rebound, in thought and deed, :-[


when things do not go well in the field or during lead-ups to important cricket series."

#4
"Did any WI supporter, former international cricketer, player agents or critics, not to mention our region’s cricket hierarchy,

or politicians, get any feeling of real steel in any WI batsman’s belly in that first WI innings in Galle?  "



Note to Crofty : address the Butter Fingers five dropped Catches... >Sad

#5
WI’s bowlers had stemmed SL’s first innings relatively well, even if no WI bowler could claim that he is a:

“five wickets for spit”
performer.


Bishoo had a 4Fer : but Chandimal was dropped on 11 by Taylor .

address that !  Tongue

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