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...Another Man would not have bowled Bravo tonight...Not Darren Sammy...Sammy made a pre match statement;' This has never been about one Man but about West Indies Cricket'.

In reply to voiceofreason

Tit for tat or talent?

Man I could not have done it, Sammy is better than me in that respect

Fellas. This is professional sport not curry goat. It would have been unprofessional and childish for Sammy to do as wunnuh suggest

In reply to FuzzyWuzzy

Yet faz was saying it will be intriguing

is Bravo normally first change bowler?

Sammy will always be remembered for being a classy person, that was one of the reasons why he held on to the captaincy for a while, his leadership qualities were above that of the other people available.

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In reply to voiceofreason

so Bravo didnt give Scammy the ball...cuss him

Scammy is captain and does not bowl...why the fack u dont cuss him?

In reply to Samwells
When last have you seen Sammy bowl during the power play?
He will bowl his usual couple overs.

In reply to gvenkat

faz is big anteeman

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In reply to voiceofreason

You admired him in dis match too?

In reply to voiceofreason

Is this the mother of all anti-climaxes?

Or is it a testimony of/to $ammy's West Indies career?

Anyway, I'm truly disappointed that $ammy's Farewell game had to end this way, a no result.

In reply to Drapsey

Don't mek mi laff. Washed out is a perfect end.

In reply to voiceofreason
A sad way to say farewell to Scammy in West Indies colors.

In reply to Maispwi

Ouch!!!

Sammy did nothing wrong to warrant the wrath of posters here. The selectors choose him, and he just filled the role...allrounder and skipper. Perhaps if the other players were qualified, according to the selctors, they would have been captain instead.

In reply to runout


Did the selectors select him based on performance or was his selection based on other factors ? I think you will find your answer on why people despise him if you answer truthfully.

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He told me he wanted to be a "soccer star," but wouldn't say much else, probably because his teammates were hovering around him. But later on, when I asked the coach who the strongest player was, he pointed out this boy. "We made him captain," the coach explained, "Because he takes it the most seriously. If we lose, he won't talk for the rest of the day. He always shows up early to practice. If we're not around, he organizes the team and has them ready when we arrive. And if anyone loses their temper during the game, he'll reprimand them and tell them to just focus on winning."

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Samantha Shank I love the fact that all his qualities that lead him to be captain had nothing to do with his talent in the sport, more about his attitude about the sport.

In reply to djdrastic

Ppl don't despise Sammy unless you take the small fringe element of Expat fans on here, most of whom haven't watched a game in the Caribbean for years, as the majority.

Which brings us to why you, a self proclaimed SA fan would want to spend time working out who doesn't like who in WI cricket and not why someone with a shade darker than Hansie Cronje captaining SA is an event.

Maybe when someone of the hue of Darren Sammy can captain SA you will be able to use despise in the correct context.

In reply to century

What this got to do with Scammy?

Maybe we should send Scammy to South Sudan

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