So Sarwan made the difference or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 10:23 am
What were the contributing factors for the WI win? 
but dat was a bare victory, lucky! nutten to run home shoutin' about!
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Re: So Sarwan made the differnce or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 10:25 am
he helped!
but dat was a bare victory, lucky! nutten to run home shoutin' about!
but dat was a bare victory, lucky! nutten to run home shoutin' about!
Re: So Sarwan made the differnce or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 10:37 am
I know WI pulled something deh, with help from rain and wickets at hand. Agreed, this is nothing to shout bout ...mapoui wrote:he helped!
but dat was a bare victory, lucky! nutten to run home shoutin' about!
Re: So Sarwan made the differnce or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 10:43 am
nobody talking about simmons who is batting like bradman...i really like watching him bat...smooth on eyes...great temperament has a got a wide range of shots if he continues like this he will be remembered as a legend
Re: So Sarwan made the difference or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 10:50 am
Simmons came back in the team with a bang and played a good hand yesterday. I like how he was hitting the ball ...
Simmon has to raise his batting average, low 20s in ODIs is not good enough for an opener or specialist batsman.
Simmon has to raise his batting average, low 20s in ODIs is not good enough for an opener or specialist batsman.
Re: So Sarwan made the difference or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 1:01 pm
that his career average look at the average since his return he looks a completely different person to me when i first saw him he looked just another guy but now i dont think he will be dropped for quite a long long time
Re: So Sarwan made the difference or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 1:19 pm
Simmons averaging 50 in this ODI series and WI leading run scorer with 3 fifties. So, if he continues with this form ,I'm sure he will stick around in the team.
Re: So Sarwan made the difference or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 2:07 pm
RAIN!
next question!
next question!
Re: So Sarwan made the differnce or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 2:10 pm
mr. cricket wrote:nobody talking about simmons who is batting like bradman...i really like watching him bat...smooth on eyes...great temperament has a got a wide range of shots if he continues like this he will be remembered as a legend
Mister cricket yu mus' be young! is dat wat you call 'batting like Bradman'?
batting like Bradman wud be never to throw your wicket away under any circumstances...dat when you reach fifty and seventy you redouble your focus and go on...and on and on and on and on
if it was Bradman batting deh he wud score the whole 223 and be looking for more at the end, at the victory.
I like wat simmons has done but not totally.
at 27 years of age simmons shud have a much more mature approach to his cricket that wud feature a level of professionalism dat had already eliminated those mistakes he is prone to when he reaches a point from which he shud have gone orn to register ton.
the way he threw his wicket away yesterday was silly indeed. no way can I appreciate dat
3 times he had tons in his sights and probalbe westindian victories but threw dem all away with stupid, uncalled for shots
Re: So Sarwan made the difference or was it rain?
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 2:11 pm
BallOil wrote:Simmons came back in the team with a bang and played a good hand yesterday. I like how he was hitting the ball ...
Simmon has to raise his batting average, low 20s in ODIs is not good enough for an opener or specialist batsman.
exactly! and to do that he must exhibit a greater level of professionalism in his approach at the crease.