Predict cWI 1st Test vs Kiwis

ketchim · 12-01-2017, 03:24 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
exactly ! Insular bastards Blush

Ross and Jeet will now show them "weh barley grow"
Ross covet that 17th to TIE with Kane and Crowe

43.5 Cumins/Goings to Jeet, FOUR, nicely in position this time.

#12
ketchim post=355429 Wrote:my prediction : an Innings defeat
20 cWI wickets taken vs. 10 kiwi wickets

I say the same thing..the Kiwi make about 340 by stumps second day..or close to that

west indies with 200 - 240 collapse for 190 or so

#13
mapoui post=355468 Wrote:the Kiwi make about 340 by stumps second day..or close to that
447 stumps day 2
Lead is 313 with 1 wicket remaining

Lixxx for this insular Barbados selected squad !

#14
ketchim post=355494 Wrote:
mapoui post=355468 Wrote:the Kiwi make about 340 by stumps second day..or close to that
447 stumps day 2
Lead is 313 with 1 wicket remaining

Lixxx for this insular Barbados selected squad !

so! you go cut mih arse fuh the small matter of 107 runs ?? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I thought west indies wud bowl tighter and take wickets cheaper...so I say 340. but de bwoys are demoralized...increasingly so. by the next test the Kiwi will be scoring 600+

#15
Cant believe dem 'overthrow' Bishoo !
Man of de series in Zimbabwe
treated like Mugabe from Zimbabwe :blink:

#16
Quote:Ross Taylor want his 17th TON : to TIE with Kane and and Crowe
we have no bowlers to OUT him.....
my bad : lbw on 93 to Roachie

#17
Cant believe dem 'overthrow' Bishoo !

is the bajan cabal :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

#18
The Windies reached 214-2 at stumps on day three after New Zealand declared on 520-9, a mammoth lead of 386 on Sunday.West Indies battled back as the Caribbean visitors reduced New Zealandโ€™s lead to 172 runs with eight wickets remaining at stumps on day three of the opening Test in Wellington.New Zealand declared on 520-9 a mammoth lead of 386 thanks to a memorable debut for Tom Blundell at the Basin Reserve Sunday.Blundell became the first wicketkeeper-batsman since 2007 to make a century on Test debut after surviving 35 balls in the nineties before raising his bat in celebration.The 27-year-old put on a last-wicket stand of 78 with Trent Boult after New Zealand resumed on 447-9 thanks to Colin de Grandhommeโ€™s blazing hundred Saturday.But the Windies showed signs of life courtesy of Kraigg Brathwaite (79 not out) and Shimron Hetmyer (66), reaching 214-2 at the close of play.

West Indies crumbled dramatically in their first innings, crashing from 59-0 to 134 all out on day one following Neil Wagnerโ€™s (0-89) sensational seven-wicket haul.But the tourists looked more comfortable in the batsmen-friendly conditions as Brathwaite and Hetmyer attacked New Zealandโ€™s bowlers.The Blacks Caps toiled and bowled short, hitting Kieran Powell and Hetmyer in successive overs though the Windies were largely untroubled.Openers Brathwaite and Powell helped West Indies to 72 without loss before the latter handed his wicket to Matt Henry (2-33), who stuck out his right hand and caught his own delivery.

That did not unsettle the Windies as they continued to go after New Zealandโ€™s frontline Hetmyer smashing Mitchell Santner (0-18) for six, while he produced a sensational shot off Boultโ€™s (0-47) bowling.Hetmyerโ€™s entertaining knock eventually came to an end when he edged a Henry delivery to Jeet Raval, West Indies reduced to 166-2.Brathwaite and Shai Hope (21 not out) kept the runs ticking over, with the Windies now resembling a competitive team heading into the fourth day.

#19
as predicted, this 7 insular selections will succumb to an innings defeat !

ketchim post=355429 Wrote:my prediction : an Innings defeat
20 cWI wickets taken vs. 10 kiwi wickets

#20
Folks, predict the 2nd TEST
because trust me, there will be no changes.
7 Barbados player is the Insular selector and Manger's dream :whistle:

From The Archives

Older threads about similar topics


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)