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shivnotout
2022-12-01 09:49:45
0.4
Starc to T Chanderpaul, FOUR, 147.5kph, first ball for the debutant and he gets squared up! Short of a good length delivery that nips away a bit off the deck. Catches the outside edge and goes in the gap between third slip and gully. Runs away to third man and Chanderpaul opens his account in international cricket with a boundary!
Starc to T Chanderpaul, 1 run, tad too straight from Starc, worked away behind square on the on-side and Chanderpaul will be happy to get to the bowler's end
47 from 73 balls- 6 fours and 1 big six
looks calm and composed as well
culpepperboy
2022-12-01 09:53:41
In reply to shivnotout
Tagenotout (c) Culpepperboy 2022
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granite
2022-12-01 09:55:27
In reply to shivnotout
I saw a comment on CRICINFO,a poster said West Indies selectors erred by giving Campbell such a long run and not having tried Tage at an earlier age,he is almost 27 now.I cannot help but agree,T.Chanders should have been playing test cricket at least 2/3 years ago.I can say this much,a saying used so many times,"better late than never".Well played TC.
shivnotout
2022-12-01 09:56:34
5.6
Hazlewood to T Chanderpaul, no run, 134.1kph, ouch! Chanderpaul has been hit on the box and he's in pain. Seams in from a short of length, the left-hander shuffles across a bit to block and gets beaten on the inside edge
shivnotout
2022-12-01 09:58:35
In reply to granite
Cummins to T Chanderpaul, SIX, lovely, he's starting to look a lot better now - short and angling down leg, he swivels across, gets inside the line, uses the pace on the delivery and helps it over long leg for a maximum
shivnotout
2022-12-01 09:59:34
In reply to culpepperboy
Hazlewood to T Chanderpaul, FOUR, cracking shot, he's been severe against any width, wasn't too short and it wasn't too far outside off either - but Chanderpaul gets under the length and flashes the cut behind square on the off-side for a boundary
culpepperboy
2022-12-01 10:00:50
In reply to shivnotout
I wonder if Lara has a son...
Seechy
2022-12-01 10:07:41
pooranian
2022-12-01 11:17:21
EIRM will be resurrected soon...
Wasp
2022-12-01 11:20:28
Seechy
2022-12-01 11:29:15
In reply to granite
I saw a comment on CRICINFO,a poster said West Indies selectors erred by giving Campbell such a long run and not having tried Tage at an earlier age,he is almost 27 now.I cannot help but agree,T.Chanders should have been playing test cricket at least 2/3 years ago.I can say this much,a saying used so many times,"better late than never".Well played TC.
SPOT ON! They chose to give Campbell a debut (with a FC average of 29) against England, in 2019. He has shat up the place for 20 Test matches over the last 3 years and 9 months. Covid didn't help either, but Tage could have debuted in that match aged 22 and would have had a longer career.
Chrissy
2022-12-01 12:14:31
In reply to shivnotout
So far so good
sudden
2022-12-01 12:19:13
In reply to Chrissy
i like your tempered approach.
at least you are not writing off the team yet
jacksparrow
2022-12-01 12:58:51
In reply to Seechy
Probably the right time for Tage, looks like he understands his game more now. Making runs against Australia will give him confidence and he should “bruk out”
West indies need these type of players paint,Tage Bonner etc to bat long. These guys will soak up pressure and allow Mayers, Blackwood, etc to build. Looking forward to tonight!
natty_forever
2022-12-01 13:14:59
In reply to granite
Haven't we done that before?
natty_forever
2022-12-01 13:16:21
In reply to jacksparrow
Agree, as we arestarved for FC cricket it's best to let them mature a bit. The gods got involved now as the time is right. However, not the first WI to look good on debut against Oz.
Brerzerk
2022-12-01 13:30:11
We can never lift up one without crapping on another. Kid is playing nicely but bringing up Campbell is crap! What was Tage's avg and experience when Campbell debuted? Who is to tell he wouldn't have made runs in Oz where pitches would favor his technique or lack of it most? He's banned for 4yrs let it be
Narper
2022-12-01 13:32:43
0.6
Starc to T Chanderpaul, no run, 148.5kph, pitched up, Starc gets the ball to curl away and Tagenarine Chanderpaul brings his bat down slightly late to somehow squeeze it out. Off the inner edge and the ball hits his pad
0.5
Starc to T Chanderpaul, no run, 146.4kph, watchfully fences this length ball towards gully
0.4
Starc to T Chanderpaul, FOUR, 147.5kph, first ball for the debutant and he gets squared up! Short of a good length delivery that nips away a bit off the deck. Catches the outside edge and goes in the gap between third slip and gully. Runs away to third man and Chanderpaul opens his account in international cricket with a boundary!
First 3 balls in test cricket....fastest balls he has faced in his life
Curtis
2022-12-01 13:37:21
In reply to jacksparrow
Agreed...he is now ready to compete at this level. His batting has matured.
Narper
2022-12-01 13:42:14
In reply to Curtis
Earlier this year Shiv took Tage home to Orlando Florida and he trained under Shiv...when he returned to Regional 4 day cricket....he made back to back tons....
In my opinion he is debuting at the right time.
I am sure the great BCL is going to give him lots up tips up there in OZland.
Curtis
2022-12-01 13:44:13
In reply to Brerzerk
Agreed, Campbell should not be lambasted due to a comment from some cricinfo observer or any other reason. Some real bad-mind thinking that.
I would not have picked Tage two years ago. To Tage's credit, he upped his game.
That said, don't goat-mouth the bredda. This is a long journey. Act like you've seen the movie before.
positiveg
2022-12-01 13:52:23
In reply to Curtis
Nothing happens before its time
So it is a good time for Kraigg to debut, no one knows what exactly the future holds so no one could say no what if he had debuted 2 years ago.
We always with a lot of these what ifs.
Curtis
2022-12-01 14:24:57
In reply to Narper
It did look like an intervention. When student is ready, Guru will appear.
buds
2022-12-01 14:49:05
He is playing his first test match. Very good so far but please temper the nonsense towards Campbell.
jahmekyah
2022-12-01 15:06:59
The same people who are delighted for Tage(happy for the young man) are the same people who were praying for Campbell not to succeed.
Curtis
2022-12-01 15:23:00
In reply to jahmekyah
Not really...they venting against Selectors but inadvertently dumps on the previous player
Headley
2022-12-01 15:36:05
In reply to granite
I saw a comment on CRICINFO,a poster said West Indies selectors erred by giving Campbell such a long run and not having tried Tage at an earlier age,he is almost 27 now.I cannot help but agree,T.Chanders should have been playing test cricket at least 2/3 years ago.
5.6
Hazlewood to T Chanderpaul, no run, 134.1kph, ouch! Chanderpaul has been hit on the box and he's in pain. Seams in from a short of length, the left-hander shuffles across a bit to block and gets beaten on the inside edge
You may be right. But maybe his family jewels might have been exposed and damaged by now. Hopefully he would have used the 2/3 years wisely - for his family's sake.
Curtis
2022-12-01 15:40:36
In reply to Headley
His dad wore his on his sleeves so the hits in the groin weren't as bad.
googley
2022-12-01 16:10:27
In reply to shivnotout
Tagenotout
just switch to "ChandersNotOut" and you have both covered!
Headley
2022-12-01 16:56:15
In reply to Curtis
True dat. My memory is not the best but very rarely did Shiv get hit.
In de meantime Tage solid and unflinching like the Sea Wall.
granite
2022-12-01 17:26:42
In reply to positivega
A better time to debut would be against Bangladesh,Ireland,Afghanistan or Zimbabwe.It is never a good time against Australia in Australia.
hubert
2022-12-01 17:27:16
In reply to Curtis
Like your take on this. Nothing happens before its time. Let's wish Tage the best and hope he has
an outstanding career.
jacksparrow
2022-12-01 18:27:38
Seriously though, Campbell had a longer run than he should have. He was at the wicket for a good time not a long time.
shivnotout
2022-12-01 20:28:12
In reply to googley
just switch to "ChandersNotOut" and you have both covered!
Tigernotout
Narper
2022-12-01 20:31:28
In reply to Headley
True dat. My memory is not the best but very rarely did Shiv get hit.
And when Bret Lee knocked him down and out in a test match....Shiv got up and duly completed his ton
Narper
2022-12-01 20:34:13
In reply to jahmekyah
are the same people who were praying for Campbell not to succeed.
So you saying their prayers were answered?
Seechy
2022-12-01 23:02:15
In reply to jacksparrow
Exactly! It's not nonsense, my Yardie breddas. It is fact. Campbell was given a run of 20 test matches to not succeed, and believe you me, if he wasn't done for doping, he would be opening in Australia and not Tage. Not Campbell's fault but the selectors. No one prayed for Campbell to fail; we just wish for fairer selections.
shivnotout
2022-12-02 02:44:27
In reply to Seechy
25.5
Hazlewood to T Chanderpaul, FOUR, edged and four, that brings up Chanderpaul's fifty on debut, just a lift of the bat from the youngster, on a good length and in that channel just outside off, drew Chanderpaul forward who played with soft hands, runs away wide of third slip for a boundary
culpepperboy
2022-12-02 02:48:36
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