Afro...what a dunceSOMETHING SPECIAL IS HAPPENING IN OUR CRICKET!!
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Gils
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So wha, 
dis dun, midwifey get some free time.
But then she might not meet her commitments and that could have a severe knock on effect for the associated industries, WI can't have that, here lemme help.
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dis dun, midwifey get some free time. But then she might not meet her commitments and that could have a severe knock on effect for the associated industries, WI can't have that, here lemme help.
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2.I really cannot wait to see... Darren Bravo.. and that's what's so exciting
3.i see Darren still in xxxx's DREAMS to rhatid!!..he just cyant let him go.
YOU brought his name up on this thread!!..and why? because like i said it seems like you have WET dreams over di man to rass!!
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AFRO
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Gils wrote:So wha,
But then she might not meet her commitments and that could have a severe knock on effect for the associated industries, WI can't have that, here lemme help.
Lord!!!..you give Mike an OFFICIAL TITLE now?
and it's funny how mike's dinner date loves to talk about how i "digress points made" but then RUNS AWAY from my Kohli comment!!..like i said ONCE A COWARD ALWAYS A COWARD!! 
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mikesiva
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It is good to see that there are not as many double-figure team scores as there were last season. It is also good to see more centuries being hit this season, and it is good to see that spinners are no longer dominating the stats. Every mediocre spinner was taking bags of wickets last season, and the season before, and the season before that.
But I would not use this change to claim that "something special is happening in our cricket." I would sound a word of caution. Our batsmen are only batting against our bowlers. The true test will be when our batsmen and bowlers go up against the opposition in both the A team, and the Test team.
What we are doing right now is finding our way back to where we used to be before Otis Gibson came in and screwed up all our pitches. In the not-too-distant past, we had a mix of pitches. We had some that took pace, some that took spin, and some that were good for batting. Then, Gibson came along and insisted that any pitches that were not doctored to favour pace would not get any WI matches in the future. As Keith will remember, the curator at Warner Park in St Kitts, where the pitch was a road, was under pressure to make the pitch less favourable for batting after Gibson's directive.
However, the problem with our groundsmen is that they don't know how to prepare pitches for pacers, and not for spinners, so we ended up with a string of pitches that were a spinner's paradise. It seems that the damage done by Gibson is finally being undone, and we now have a variety of pitches for a change. For example, I'm watching a Sabina Park pitch that is better for batting than it's been for years....
That can only be good, but baby steps please, Afro....
But I would not use this change to claim that "something special is happening in our cricket." I would sound a word of caution. Our batsmen are only batting against our bowlers. The true test will be when our batsmen and bowlers go up against the opposition in both the A team, and the Test team.
What we are doing right now is finding our way back to where we used to be before Otis Gibson came in and screwed up all our pitches. In the not-too-distant past, we had a mix of pitches. We had some that took pace, some that took spin, and some that were good for batting. Then, Gibson came along and insisted that any pitches that were not doctored to favour pace would not get any WI matches in the future. As Keith will remember, the curator at Warner Park in St Kitts, where the pitch was a road, was under pressure to make the pitch less favourable for batting after Gibson's directive.
However, the problem with our groundsmen is that they don't know how to prepare pitches for pacers, and not for spinners, so we ended up with a string of pitches that were a spinner's paradise. It seems that the damage done by Gibson is finally being undone, and we now have a variety of pitches for a change. For example, I'm watching a Sabina Park pitch that is better for batting than it's been for years....
That can only be good, but baby steps please, Afro....
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Gils
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8 hrs, for this limp reply. RUNS AWAY from my Kohli comment
No, I've already had my kicks
and I'm not a greedy man, you calling Kohli's name to qualify Bravo is something I believe West Dem is best suited to deal with lol. But, as you asked
Is the SPECIAL Virat Kohli HAPPENING IN OUR CRICKET 
Btw I'm sure at this stage you'd even accept a postman to help you deliver this stillborn thread.
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AFRO
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"Already had your kicks"? or you mean already had another TEXT SESSION with mike?Gils wrote:
No, I've already had my kicks
But, as you asked
Btw I'm sure at this stage you'd even accept a postman to help you deliver this stillborn thread.
and you're not fooling anyone girls!!..you have a history of being a COWARD having ran your big mouth and refused to take action when it came to writing the board!! 
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Googley wrote:[/bSOMETHING SPECIAL IS HAPPENING IN OUR CRICKET!!
this chap is the propaganda king!!
i guess he blindly carrying out his Ass Licking duties!!
I think this round is showing that Nothing Special has happened to our cricket...we're back to normal once again, i.e. team totals struggling to get to 200-little-bit, very few batting performances of note, and the number of batsmen averaging over 40 for a season still in single digits. It's the same old story...crap batting making the bowling look good.
what is dis?!!