numbers help tell what has happened and are guideline for what may happen. numbers are not the arbiter of truth.Gils wrote:If career averages mean very little you should have no trouble explaining what has a higher value !
(lol Don't bother waste your time)
I expect more from Paint. I don't think he is as good as Greenidge or Haynes but I do think on close examination of his career so far he has something to give that is good for the west indies.
for example I want to know the innards of this seasons 5 tests to determine in particularly what happened against the Oz before I judge those last 2 tests
also it is not that Paint is in close contention for a place on the west indies team, against better players...and he is being favorably maintained against these, and that he is just average or worse, as your analysis tries to demonstrate
indeed Paint is the best we have and it pays to determine just what we have in him..particularly as such determination also exposes much of what is going in west indies cricket behind the scenes like the quality of our cricket management and what their work proposes to result in for the west indies
you behave as if I am a forriner working for our enemies.. not a west indian trying to squeeze out all value we may have in order to make better our effort at survival in a very important angle, aspect or area of and in our existential mix or process.
I see against some top class opposition there may be facts that suggest Paint may indeed be better than his total on paper failure suggests. so I look into it. again...Paint is the best we have