Hear this nah I doh want to hear nobody say it doh have no good batsmen in the WI. Build a side around pooran, Hope carty and a few others and let them play together for a prolonged period. Doh want to see any RTN-type players
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Dat Carty could bat boy
In reply to Jumpstart
Hes from a small island, will never get the run that many others do
In reply to brians_da_best
And a Dutch island at that ,nevermind the Netherlands gave WI a cutarse in the WC qualifiers.
In reply to Priapus
Exactly. Ill be surprised if it pans out any other way
In reply to Jumpstart
Context, unless you rate Smith very high as a bowler.
Carty scored 41 off 14 balls of his 83 runs from Smith's bowling....
In reply to Jumpstart
Nuh fuhget Athanaze
In reply to Jumpstart
he has touch
i was very impressed with his clarity of thought at the post-innings interview...he wanted to get in then get on with it in identifiable ways
At this point in time I will only endorse Carty for grooming to play test cricket....lots of potential there
In 16 ODIs he has a SR of 66....look I have watched him bat and he can't get the ball off the square in ODIs.
Last night he shocked everyone...I think they said it was his 3rd T20 game....way too early to judge him for T20....as poster Kay pointed out Smith made it easier for him to blast for runs
In reply to doosra
Ive always had time for Carty.
I was immediately impressed with his stroke play when I saw him at the U19 WC.
But he belongs in red ball cricket, not ODIs and lickit.
In reply to SnoopDog
Yeah
..too much class for t20
In reply to imusic
Athanaze looks really good as well
In reply to Jumpstart
watch a little touch from Kevlon
U19 WC was more character and maturity than stroke-play. The tourney before Pooran impressed with strokeplay
In reply to doosra
All these talented young players need at least 3-4 full seasons of first class cricket to really develop their strokeplay and all round cricket.
In reply to SnoopDog
The problem is our so called first class cricket is not really first class. These kids needs broader exposure and quality coaches to work with them.
In reply to googley
I hear you Bro.
But they need lots of innings under their belts before they're even remotely ready for international cricket.
As bad as the 1st class cricket is in the Caribbean they still need to play in it.
It would be great if some of them got contracts to play in minor county leagues in England but that doesn't seem to happen any longer.
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