Leon

ketchim · 08-10-2016, 12:54 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#21
I also know Leon for the past 10 years or so and even if he has done well over recent years I never, ever thought of him as a good player.  I always knew he was not good.  nothing against the man personally but he is not good enough

Leon reminds me of a left handed opener BG had back in the late 90's early 2000.  he went to RSA and bombed.  his name slips me right now.

he too used to score but was no good save against poor opposition

#22
Was that Azeemul Haniff, maps?

#23
hhmmmm...saw that name recently !  Wink

http://cricketwindies.com/under-the-baob...-world-!!/

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Those were the best days. [size=10pt] Azeemul (Azi) was sponsored by Gunn & Moore[/size] back then and he used to get plenty gears from them.
I remembered he let me use one of his GM Maestro bats that year in 1st Division and it was the sweetest piece of willow ever.  8 straight grains and loads of ping.
 
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#24
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Was that Azeemul Haniff, maps?
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no!  was a negro tes'...left handed..jess after Monte Lynch and Rabin Seeram

#25
Clayton Lambert.

#26
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Clayton Lambert.
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EXACT-AH-LACKLY.  Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin

DAT IS THE MAN HIMSELF EXCEPT HE WAS BETTER THAN LEON..BUT STIL NOT GOOD ENUFF

#27

lAMBERT OPENED WITH a bAJAN TEST for a couple of tests..A big hitting opener who slammed england at Kensington, went to RSA and promptly got sick and never played for the west indies again

his name I also don't remember

#28
Philo Wallace. That tour of South Africa really exposed him - 68 runs in 8 innings with a high score of 21.

#29
right!  he was'nt good at all against top class bowling. 

yet they might have brought him back against england etc.  but I don't even recall him playing much for Bim after 1999

#30
It looks as though he came back home after that tour of South Africa and played just 34 more matches for BIM - averaging 34.36 - before calling it a day.

His numbers from his last year:

http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Season..._Runs.html

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