Two stats to keep an eye on as the series progresses:
The lowest team batting average in a three-games series post World War 2 is 16.61 set by India against New Zealand in 1969. Remarkably, that series finished in a 1-1 draw. West Indies average in this series to date is 19.25, which is actually better than the 17.45 managed against Australia in the home series earlier in the year.
The highest bowling average in a three-game series post World War 2 is 98.56 set by New Zealand against South Africa in 1999. West Indies current bowling average in this series is a staggering 162.00 so far.
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but wait! isn't this crissmus' we suppose to be laffin'. drinkin' getting drunk, belly full with bake bread and ham, roti and dhalpourrie, pelau and season rice, peperpot. cake full ah froots and soak in rum...wat is dis punishment allyuh paying attention to in Melbourne ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
chrissmus is not fuh penalty. dat fella deh, hing up high on a cross...dat is the penalty. he done take dat fuh we. we now free for fun and games... : : :
why we have to go to Melboure with dem tests who belong to skameran and cry with them and fun dem. as mih estwhile padnah Krami said yesterday...Fuk dem! this yar crismus season.
I go let dem wreak havoc on my ham sandwich..upset my heart, soul and stomach with they effery. : :
It is clear that the "brains" in the WI dressing room did not do their home work on the weather report or drop in pitches. Every Aussie said they would have bat first because the weather report said it will clear up and SUN for the next 4 days. Will some one please tell the WI bowlers that they are not quick enough to be bowling that short to good batsmen because you will be put to the sword everytime.
I still believe in ......"on winning the toss , 95 percent of the time we bat , the other 5 percent ,we discuss it then we bat".
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