debut: 12/22/15
7,414 runs
That’s right VOD keep championing for both teams, you have a GM track record to keep intact
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REVO Camrades: Windwards and Leewards on top!
debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
In reply to PalsofMine
If you are going to include all those players then maybe I should include Winston and Kenny Benjamin , Winston Davis, Elquemendo Willett, Ridley jacobs but again those are not great players.
Viv Richards once held the world record for the fastest 100 in Tests until that was broken in 2016 by Brendon Mccullum some 30 years later. Or the same Viv Richards scoring 138 in a World cup final? How about Ambrose's 1/7 vs OZ?
If you are going to include all those players then maybe I should include Winston and Kenny Benjamin , Winston Davis, Elquemendo Willett, Ridley jacobs but again those are not great players.
Viv Richards once held the world record for the fastest 100 in Tests until that was broken in 2016 by Brendon Mccullum some 30 years later. Or the same Viv Richards scoring 138 in a World cup final? How about Ambrose's 1/7 vs OZ?
debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
In reply to Slipfeeler
Hey Slipperyfella what gives? You have been conspicuously quiet for the R4D. Seems your focus is on the PSL now lol.
Hey Slipperyfella what gives? You have been conspicuously quiet for the R4D. Seems your focus is on the PSL now lol.
debut: 12/22/15
7,414 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
Not much to cheer about in domestic cricket if it does not materialize in enhancement of West Indies cricket team or uncovering of some future potentially dominant international players. Still good to see dotties on the rise.
Not much to cheer about in domestic cricket if it does not materialize in enhancement of West Indies cricket team or uncovering of some future potentially dominant international players. Still good to see dotties on the rise.
debut: 6/12/04
17,483 runs
In reply to openning/VOR
I knew Jomel was vince for many years, and thought Primus was from the Islands because of his last name, I follow Primus from u15 cricket as he is a CP boy. Chase indicated that his grand mother is a Loosan. Carlton Bowen Tuckett's mum is Bajan.
I knew Jomel was vince for many years, and thought Primus was from the Islands because of his last name, I follow Primus from u15 cricket as he is a CP boy. Chase indicated that his grand mother is a Loosan. Carlton Bowen Tuckett's mum is Bajan.
debut: 11/27/09
914 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
Thanks Mr VOR for your REVO leadership. Thought about you and wanted to post bit remembered last year's ending and thought otherwise. Thanks bro!!. It's a must!!
Thanks Mr VOR for your REVO leadership. Thought about you and wanted to post bit remembered last year's ending and thought otherwise. Thanks bro!!. It's a must!!
debut: 11/30/17
9,360 runs
In reply to PalsofMine
VOR is conveniently forgetting that Larry Gomes was one of Widen' cricketer's of the year in 1984. In fact, the top three ranked batsmen in 1984 were Gordon Greenidge on top, followed by clive lloyd and LARRY GOMES.
VOR is conveniently forgetting that Larry Gomes was one of Widen' cricketer's of the year in 1984. In fact, the top three ranked batsmen in 1984 were Gordon Greenidge on top, followed by clive lloyd and LARRY GOMES.
debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
In reply to Jumpstart Nice try.
Larry Gomes being Wisden cricketer of the year one yes does not qualify him as a West Indian Great. I ad mire him for what he brought to the table being the level- headed stubborn accumulator in critical situations but his batting averaged is under 40 so right away that disqualifies him as being great.
Larry Gomes being Wisden cricketer of the year one yes does not qualify him as a West Indian Great. I ad mire him for what he brought to the table being the level- headed stubborn accumulator in critical situations but his batting averaged is under 40 so right away that disqualifies him as being great.
debut: 11/30/17
9,360 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
where did i say larry gomes was great homie? Larry gomes was very, very good at what he did and rescued the West Indies many times in difficult positions. When last has any west indian batsman reached #3 in the test rankings?
In reply to Jumpstart Nice try.
Larry Gomes being Wisden cricketer of the year one yes does not qualify him as a West Indian Great. I ad mire him for what he brought to the table being the level- headed stubborn accumulator in critical situations but his batting averaged is under 40 so right away that disqualifies him as being great.
Larry Gomes being Wisden cricketer of the year one yes does not qualify him as a West Indian Great. I ad mire him for what he brought to the table being the level- headed stubborn accumulator in critical situations but his batting averaged is under 40 so right away that disqualifies him as being great.
where did i say larry gomes was great homie? Larry gomes was very, very good at what he did and rescued the West Indies many times in difficult positions. When last has any west indian batsman reached #3 in the test rankings?
debut: 8/21/22
924 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
vor first rule in a debate is truth. T&T population isn't near 2 million far less over 2 mil. Jamaica's pop. is 2.9 million. Why should readers buy your argument if you are caught lying ?
Trinidad and Tobago Population (2024) - Worldometer -1,538,200
vor Jamrock doesn't have a player by that name
TNT a twin island nation with over 2 million people
vor first rule in a debate is truth. T&T population isn't near 2 million far less over 2 mil. Jamaica's pop. is 2.9 million. Why should readers buy your argument if you are caught lying ?
Trinidad and Tobago Population (2024) - Worldometer -1,538,200
I like the looks of Mcallister from the Yard,
vor Jamrock doesn't have a player by that name
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debut: 11/30/17
9,360 runs
In reply to Castled
This is why Geography and Caribbean History should be mandatory subjects in every caribbean territory, in addition to maths and english
This is why Geography and Caribbean History should be mandatory subjects in every caribbean territory, in addition to maths and english
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debut: 11/30/17
9,360 runs
In reply to Castled
no im serious. we need enlightened citizens. and clearly, maths and english is not enough. uwi social sciences in st augustine is proof
no im serious. we need enlightened citizens. and clearly, maths and english is not enough. uwi social sciences in st augustine is proof
debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
In reply to Castled
TNT a population of 2 million including many in the diaspora
I think you need a crash course in reading and comprehension 101.
Bajans are Yardies too.
Bajans are Yardies lol
TNT a population of 2 million including many in the diaspora
I think you need a crash course in reading and comprehension 101.
vor Jamrock doesn't have a player by that name
Bajans are Yardies too.
Bajans are Yardies lol
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debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
This is the original assertion that you quickly ran and boasted about your prowess in another sporting disciplines and now you bring in Larry Gomes?
. You should be ashamed to know that Antigua has a population of 100k, TNT a population of 2 million including many in the diaspora. Antigua alone has produced Roberts, Richards, Richardson, Ambrose. TNT has produced one great player in Brian Charles Lara and don't say Bishop who had the potential to be great. 4 in 100k compared to 1 in 2 million. Same can be said for the other territories except Guyana and Barbados.
This is the original assertion that you quickly ran and boasted about your prowess in another sporting disciplines and now you bring in Larry Gomes?
debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Poor you. I went to school right there in TNT and married to one . I very well know the population that is why I added many in the diaspora. BTW my wife in the diaspora too lol.
Poor you. I went to school right there in TNT and married to one . I very well know the population that is why I added many in the diaspora. BTW my wife in the diaspora too lol.
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debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
Windwards and Leewards remain on top albeit a bit closer now:
66.4
64.2
Both have 3 game winning streaks with 3 wins/ 1 loss. Next up:
Windwards vs Guyana
Leewards vs Jamaica
66.4
64.2
Both have 3 game winning streaks with 3 wins/ 1 loss. Next up:
Windwards vs Guyana
Leewards vs Jamaica
debut: 2/2/23
1,343 runs
I think that the next round will be fascinating. TT plays Bim, the old enemy. LI and WI both play teams that finally appear to be just getting into their groove and then there is the bottom of the table clash with CCC having a lot to prove and Academy needing to get back on its feet. In all, this has been one of the most enjoyable FC seasons for me in several years. Good luck to all teams.
debut: 3/16/21
10,175 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
CWI must ensure that they play more club cricket and it should be 3day matches even if it has to be across two (1 1/2) weekends per match.
Having the top players migrate to other territories to get in good club cricket will only diminish the whole thing once again
CWI must ensure that they play more club cricket and it should be 3day matches even if it has to be across two (1 1/2) weekends per match.
Having the top players migrate to other territories to get in good club cricket will only diminish the whole thing once again
debut: 11/13/02
100,465 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Still expecting the Tits to take us there?
Good fi dem but can they take us back to the top?
Still expecting the Tits to take us there?
debut: 1/20/04
88,349 runs
In reply to Brerzerk
Having the top players migrate to other territories to get in good club cricket will only diminish the whole thing once again
How will this diminish the whole thing?
Having the top players migrate to other territories to get in good club cricket will only diminish the whole thing once again
How will this diminish the whole thing?
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