Winless against India since 2002

ketchim · 07-20-2016, 02:56 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
I keep harping on this ad nauseum !

No Guyanese leadership : No WIN    Wink


bajans were never ready since Garry

Leon and Permaul in this squad : result would be totally different !

#12
Quote:For West Indies coach Harper, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Pedro Collins, that India series was the highlight of their playing and coaching careers, given West Indies' less than stellar record before it and after. "Although we won the 2004 Champions Trophy, beating India that year I'd have to rank as the most memorable series I've played in for the West Indies," Sarwan said.
"West Indies wasn't winning a lot, so to win at home versus such a strong Indian team was out of this world, and it meant a lot to the people of the Caribbean," Harper said. "It was certainly a coaching highlight. It really helped to give our young team at the time some confidence that we could be competitive against top opposition."

#13
I didn't give up

#14
Under Hooper and Harper West Indies produced many encouraging performances :

between the 2001 home series against South Africa and the 2003 World Cup

and were the most stable a West Indies team had been as a group since 1995 !!

Hooper, Dillon, Chanderpaul and Co. gave their fans something to cheer about .

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#15
Anil is now the Coach  :-[

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#16
Javagal Srinath led India's fast bowling attack on the tour.

"My memory of that wonderful series, although we lost, was Shivnarine Chanderpaul

and Hooper were a real pain to bowl to - they showed tremendous patience." .

#17
Quote:I keep harping on this ad nauseum ! No Guyanese leadership : No WIN    Wink

Leon and Permaul in this squad : result would be totally different !

***sigh*** Mercy !

please DECLARE  :'(

#18
morale of the story?

while Bajans gave individual performances (and some great ones too), Guyanese leadership resulted into great team wins!  Wink

#20
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Pakistan are particularly dangerous now because they have points to prove.

1. Misbah wants to prove that he's not an old man.
2. Khan want's to be the first Pakistani to 10,000 runs.
3. Pakistan wants to prove that they can win outside of UAE.
4. Amir wants to make up for his transgressions.
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There is definitely something dangerous about the person/team who has nothing to lose!

This is where the term 'underdog' does come to mind, and why my GF will cheer them on all the while ...

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