Message Board Archives
HEADLINE: A Quintet Of Rising Windies Stars
CaribbeanCricket.com
2017-10-01 07:43:41
The West Indies, or Windies, tour of England in 2017 has ended, and in what must be considered a disappointing exercise, but one that ended with a few wonderful and pleasing performances.
The Windies went to England unheralded, played mostly in conditions totally foreign to them, lost the three-match Test series 2-1, won the one-match T20 contest, and lost the five-match confrontation 4-0, a result that sentenced them to battle with Zimbabwe, Ireland, Afghanistan, and company for a place in next year's World Cup.
As bitter as the losses were, as easily as they lost the ODIs, however, the Windies left England with their heads held fairly high and with hope in their breasts.
The pride came from the unexpected brilliant performance at Headingley, where they scored 322 in the last innings to win by five wickets on the last day after the embarrassment of Edgbaston when they lost 19 wickets in one day, to lose in three days, from their decisive victory in the lone T20 fixture, and their fantastic recovery from 33 for three to 356 for five before losing the fourth ODI on the Duckworth Lewis scoring system.
The hope, however, came from the performance of a few youngsters - three batsmen, one bowler, and one all-rounder.
Full Story
CITYBOY
2017-10-01 07:58:28
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Hola...Tony Becca..please put down the pen and move on...how in heaven<s name you can call Jason Holder promising? The opportunities afforded and given to him over the years(and he really should not had been)..he wasted them..as he should be a superstar by now..
he needs to be dropped and fight for his place...he is very weighhty and taking a spot that should go to someone else..
Goodbye Tony..
Adios
CB
doosra
2017-10-01 08:32:42
In reply to CITYBOY
Chris Gale
is one of the 4?
POINT
2017-10-01 09:41:23
dayne
2017-10-01 20:52:26
The article is a decent one IMO, I think many of the WI players would be better because of the challenge of playing in English conditions. I think the future of WI cricket is looking brighter because of some of the players who did well on this tour. However, the WI need a reliable spinner and another quality fast bowler to become a better team when all their best players are not available.
CITYBOY
2017-10-02 07:12:18
In reply to dayne
Hola...when does Tony Becca write/say anything that makes sense...we in a sad state when some think he is onto something>>
West indies are in bad shape///period...icing and sugar coating will not improve it.
Adios
CB
NineMiles
2017-10-02 09:00:23
The youngsters, who came out with flying colours and provided hope for a bright tomorrow were, however, batsmen Kraigg Brathwaite, Shai Hope, and Evin Lewis; all-rounder Jason Holder; and fast bowler Alzarri Joseph.
Ain't gonna argue with Tony there!
tc1
2017-10-02 09:18:29
In reply to CITYBOY
U sure yuou are not a country boy.
CITYBOY
2017-10-02 11:31:14
In reply to tc1
Hola..is Montego Bay country or city....just checking..cause I am close MoBAY
Adios
CB
tc1
2017-10-02 12:20:53
In reply to CITYBOY
I thought u were closed to the river
CITYBOY
2017-10-02 16:21:33
In reply to tc1
Hola...good one...but no river in Mobay...thats a vast ocean out there.
Adios
CB
DIEHARD
2017-10-02 16:28:08
In reply to CITYBOY
I dont think he realises Mobay is Jamaica's second city
tc1
2017-10-02 19:02:37
openning
2017-10-02 20:11:21
In reply to tc1
He is Con
Anyone, who has so much knowledge of this MB, and joined in July 2017, is using a new handle.
He is Guyanese at times, now a yardie, watch the ride as he become a dottie, tit and bajan.
tc1
2017-10-02 21:39:27
[b]In reply to openning[
Ok
MasterP
2017-10-02 22:11:49
In reply to CITYBOY
So Who's spot is Holder taking city boy?