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HEADLINE: Ireland survives Primus blitz
CaribbeanCricket.com
2020-01-03 15:02:52
BRIDGETOWN – A superb display of power-hitting by Barbados Pride all-rounder Roshon Primus almost took Wanderers Club to a remarkable victory over touring Ireland in a one-day warm-up match here Thursday.
The strongly-built 24-year-old blasted seven huge sixes and seven fours in a scintillating 83 off 36 balls as the home team came up 45 runs short of their target of 339 at the Dayrell’s Road ground.
Primus, a member of the Barbados Tridents franchise which won the Caribbean Premier League last year, entered with Wanderers on 165 for four in the 37th over and immediately went into over-drive in a superb solo effort.
The right-hander raced to his half-century off 25 balls with five fours and four sixes, reaching the landmark with a thunderous cover-driven boundary off seamer Barry McCarthy. While he was at the crease Wanderers added 114 runs in 10 overs to threaten the target and put the Irish under severe pressure.
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Judgement
2020-01-03 15:20:48
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Im not someone who comes to the stadium wanting to entertain people hitting the ball in the air. I want to get the job done, Kohli told broadcaster Star Sports after India won the series opener in Hyderabad by six wickets.
All that power-hitting and still couldn't get the job done. Enough said about our brainless cricket.
tigga
2020-01-03 15:39:00
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Roshon Primus almost took Wanderers Club to a remarkable victory over touring Ireland... as the home team came up 45 runs short of their target of 339
Wow -- almost.
Oilah
2020-01-03 15:52:53
In reply to Judgement
All that power-hitting and still couldn't get the job done. Enough said about our brainless cricket.
Context is important. When Primus came into bat there was only one way for WCC to win...BLITZKRIEG. The man scored at over 2 runs per ball and still WCC couldn't make it. Do you think that if he batted like Kohli and scored at a run a ball or more WCC would have won? Kohli could not bat how he normally bats and won it form there...context
jahmekyah
2020-01-03 16:10:18
In reply to tigga
almost almost almost
doosra
2020-01-03 16:19:22
we "almost" beat india according to a poster
TheTrail
2020-01-03 17:30:04
I remember listening to some oldtimers using this phrase: "Almost goal doesn't count."
Judgement
2020-01-03 17:33:28
openning
2020-01-03 17:48:48
In reply to TheTrail
I watched most of the match, it was not close for anyone to say Almost.
Chasing a target of 339, and you are less than eighty, after 20 overs, or you need 16 rpo in the last PP, cannot be Almost.
It was practice batting for Kraigg and Moseley, they played a different format, as what was required to win.
But seeing the game at a local ground, took me down memory lane.
Young Reifer look so good
BERTRAND
2020-01-03 17:52:52
In reply to Judgement
you are a clown, you really has to be a clown!!!
you tell me and then go ask kohli how the hell the two of you together will score 174 runs from 78 deliveries if you plan on not hitting the ball in the air!!
where do you find these stupid arguments / comparisons from, bring it out in the open here and not feel embarrassed?
kohli knew so much about batting and he is the god and the ultimate authority on batting - as you seem to think - then the entire indian team should be scrapped with all the hitters they have who put the ball in the air just like everyone else playing limited over format cricket. how dare they not follow the god!!
not only that, how come england and new zealand played the last final and not india and england/new zealand if the god of batting himself was there in england last summer?
the god played in 233 odis and batted 197 times. he was dismissed caught 94 times [48%] of total dismissals. he was caught behind another 45 times [23%]of total dismissals so, you and kohli can peddle the farce that he doesn't hit the ball in the air to those who never pay attention to what is going on around them.
hawk
2020-01-03 18:26:02
the responses here are as expected
tc1
2020-01-03 18:55:13
Here comes the Judge with his superior knowledge .
TheTrail
2020-01-03 18:55:57
In reply to openning
I tuned in late when Moseley and Reifer were batting.
They both look promising.
Primus could switch gears when he wants to, some clean hitting there.
Ireland bowled well to restrict them from pushing on.
tc1
2020-01-03 22:19:47
In reply to TheTrail
Primus looks like he drank plenty mutton soup. With fisherman dumplings.
natty_forever
2020-01-05 21:43:04
In reply to BERTRAND
Judgement and others of that ilk don't really care about facts, only to belittle anything West Indian