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Agree with both of this points but 20/20 is the most recent one.MegaBonus wrote:I think it goes back further than 20/20.......with pay TV introduced to the Caribbean, many youngsters turned to basketball (NBA) and football....not to mention corruption and a lack of forward planning for when the tide turned against them ie youth academies etc etc
No we shouldn't, you're wrong you idiotMegaBonus wrote:we must agree to stop this lovefest....otherwise people may start talking...
That might explain why it looked like a movie on when I had my lunch.God is an Englishman wrote:Cons won by an innings and over 200 runsStig Inge Bjørnebye wrote:What's the score? I presume it's already stumps.
Warner was always going to struggle against West Indies as normally a second innings wouldn't be needed. Stats show he's better in the second innings than the first.Anononoka wrote:David Warner must be disappointed he was the only one who couldn't rack up a century against that rabble.
Quick turn around before tests so they wouldn't want them burnt out, so this gives them the opportunity to have a break.Jílín Shěng wrote:Again they didn't enforce a follow on.
Well the most recent one was JohnsonJílín Shěng wrote:Tell me more about those mid series retirements.
Jílín Shěng wrote:Tell me more about those mid series retirements.
Can you tell me what else will happen in 2023, lottery numbers would be good.ozzie owl wrote:Jílín Shěng wrote:Tell me more about those mid series retirements.
Graeme Swann 2023/14 .
Definitely would have Walsh in there, first choice of bowlers.ozzie owl wrote:Sadly boring and one sided.
Oh how the might have fallen.
Here is my all time Windies team (based on players I saw play live).
Greenidge
Haynes
V Richards
Lara
Lloyd
Sobers
Dujon
Marshall
Roberts
Holding
Ambrose
If it was a touring party of 17, the remaining five would be Richardson, Kanhai, Gibbs, Murray and Walsh
jeez how old are you ozzie..... Sobers retired in 1974ozzie owl wrote:Sadly boring and one sided.
Oh how the might have fallen.
Here is my all time Windies team (based on players I saw play live).
Greenidge
Haynes
V Richards
Lara
Lloyd
Sobers
Dujon
Marshall
Roberts
Holding
Ambrose
If it was a touring party of 17, the remaining five would be Richardson, Kanhai, Gibbs, Murray and Walsh
No ages revealed here but I saw him twice in the summer of 1968/69 . I did see him play for the World XI when the South African tour was cancelled in the summer of 1971/72.bloodypassit wrote:jeez how old are you ozzie..... Sobers retired in 1974ozzie owl wrote:Sadly boring and one sided.
Oh how the might have fallen.
Here is my all time Windies team (based on players I saw play live).
Greenidge
Haynes
V Richards
Lara
Lloyd
Sobers
Dujon
Marshall
Roberts
Holding
Ambrose
If it was a touring party of 17, the remaining five would be Richardson, Kanhai, Gibbs, Murray and Walsh
Nup, with OO on this one re bowling attack. Walsh fantastic, but others named were betterGod is an Englishman wrote:Definitely would have Walsh in there, first choice of bowlers.ozzie owl wrote:Sadly boring and one sided.
Oh how the might have fallen.
Here is my all time Windies team (based on players I saw play live).
Greenidge
Haynes
V Richards
Lara
Lloyd
Sobers
Dujon
Marshall
Roberts
Holding
Ambrose
If it was a touring party of 17, the remaining five would be Richardson, Kanhai, Gibbs, Murray and Walsh
Played against Richardson a few times, an amazing man and batsmen and great with a beer in his hand and the one liners
I'd have Walsh in my greatest ever World XI. First choice pace bowler in fact.Bomber wrote:Nup, with OO on this one re bowling attack. Walsh fantastic, but others named were betterGod is an Englishman wrote:Definitely would have Walsh in there, first choice of bowlers.ozzie owl wrote:Sadly boring and one sided.
Oh how the might have fallen.
Here is my all time Windies team (based on players I saw play live).
Greenidge
Haynes
V Richards
Lara
Lloyd
Sobers
Dujon
Marshall
Roberts
Holding
Ambrose
If it was a touring party of 17, the remaining five would be Richardson, Kanhai, Gibbs, Murray and Walsh
Played against Richardson a few times, an amazing man and batsmen and great with a beer in his hand and the one liners
Are we both talking about Courtney Walsh the W Indian fast bowler?Bomber wrote:Walsh would barely make my top 10 (of fast bowlers I have seen on regular basis)
248/7Nonami Maho wrote:What was the score at stumps today?
Yes.God is an Englishman wrote:Are we both talking about Courtney Walsh the W Indian fast bowler?Bomber wrote:Walsh would barely make my top 10 (of fast bowlers I have seen on regular basis)
