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In reply to imusic

Lessons to be learnt

Let the straw man live, what wrong with you

In reply to imusic

india did do that too in the t20 semi final against us in 2016. bad idea when yuh playing a team that has as much six hitting capacity as the WI

In reply to imusic

Who de fuck will ever talk about rotation of strike in T20 cricket?

T20 is see ball hit ball...brute force..bigger balls and muscle will most times win. There is no subtlety in T20 cricket...the rotation of strike is applicable to ODI cricket.

Now if you want to cast T20 in the same mold as ODI and adopt the same approach, then you have just confirmed what a big mushroom dickhead you are.

I would like to see you apply this same six hitting approach to test cricket also if you think that one size fits all. Fool.

Why is that so difficult for a few folks here to understand?

This attempted hatchet job is not going to work on de Courtesy.

In reply to Courtesy

imusic thinks this is the ultimate format

no suprise

In reply to doosra

This man has to be a big cunt and simpleton to start this thread based on West Indies muscle exploits in T20.

T20 is lickit cricket.

In reply to Courtesy

Correck is right!! When we on top in T20s, its because we out six the opposition. Somedays we will suffer because of it, but it's what makes us 2 time champions in this format.

This is a gun squad we have here. Lewis & Narine not even in it yet

In reply to jen

Absolutely. We are kings of T20 because it requires a bludgeoning approach to batting and we have plenty of muscle power.

With plenty of muscle in ODI too our dismal record in that format says it all.

In reply to Courtesy

It's the reason why players like Ambris, Hope and Chase have been introduced to the ODI team

WI has already recognised the error of its ways in previous ODI squad's construction.

They waiting for Hetmyer to make up his mind on what kinda ODI batsman he wants to be

In reply to DIEHARD

It's actually the very reason why every international side does not use the exact personnel for ODI and T20 even in the face of having decent T20 sides.

Different folks for different strokes as they say.

Thanks for informing analog music.

In reply to imusic

In reply to Courtesy

We were the last team management to realise that.

In reply to DIEHARD

In fact T20 cricket requires an even greater level of urgency and maximization of resources...the level of urgency goes another a notch higher in T20.

The shorter T20 form allows for more risks to be taken given its shorter duration.

So it is is pellucidly clear the two formats are dictated to by the different levels of risk taking.

Are all here retarded?