Quote:Typically, great West Indian batsmen didn't overindulge in defensive play. To recall names like Headley, the three Ws, Kanhai, Sobers, Richards, and Lara is to recall images of batsmen dictating terms to even the best bowlers.
Chanderpaul was not of that genre. Whereas those batsmen thrilled the crowds and kept the scoreboard racing with full-bloodied strokes to all corners, Chanderpaul nudged, tapped, deflected, guided, glided. If he were usually less compelling to watch he was frequently as effective. He might not have done his job with as much style, but he did it well just the same.
Think I suggested it as a possibility. Or that that is what some have said. But do you think he would have retired had he not been given the opportunity to play in MCL?
for him adhering to ALL the international Boards policy for a Written letter ??
before an NOC is granted ! In Law it is called.. "duress"
So one can say Shiv was a victim of Duress
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Think I suggested it as a possibility. Or that that is what some have said.[/quote]
Thanks. Do you think Santokie would have retired if he was consistently a part of the T20 team? He wasn't picked for Jamaica in their 50-over side either. I think he's frustrated
