debut: 3/16/18
773 runs
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Kevin Sinclair as a middle order batsman.
debut: 12/11/02
1,416 runs
In all formats. He's now reminding me of Steve Smith. Came in initially as a bowler and transformed himself into a top batsman.
debut: 11/13/02
1,942 runs
In reply to Jamstar
Kevin Sinclair, in my opinion is better than all the other young middle batsmen in WI
Kevin Sinclair, in my opinion is better than all the other young middle batsmen in WI
debut: 3/16/18
773 runs
In reply to imusic
He is no Steven Smith but it is obvious he is a better batsman than bowler, man os averaging close to 40 while batting in the lower order.
He is no Steven Smith but it is obvious he is a better batsman than bowler, man os averaging close to 40 while batting in the lower order.
debut: 2/16/24
203 runs
Hopefully, Kevin Sinclair will continue to develop nicely, along with the likes of Alick Athanaze, Kirk McKenzie, Kevlon Anderson, Kavem Hodge, Kevin Wickham and one or two others such as Jewell Andrew and Jordan Johnson, the West Indies could be forming a nice, solid middle order for years to come.
debut: 2/24/07
10,700 runs
In reply to imusic
Why can't they make the comparison?
Did they say he was or will be successful as Steven Smith? And who's to say he can't be?
For years y'all compared Michael with Lara and? Alas Lara had some cricketing sense but...
In your Trini parlance, I wonder if allyuh have reasoning skills yes.
Smh
Why can't they make the comparison?
Did they say he was or will be successful as Steven Smith? And who's to say he can't be?
For years y'all compared Michael with Lara and? Alas Lara had some cricketing sense but...
Steve Smith?
Allyuh good yes
Allyuh good yes
In your Trini parlance, I wonder if allyuh have reasoning skills yes.
Smh
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debut: 2/24/07
10,700 runs
In reply to 4REALQUICKS
It would have been nice if you made a notable mentioned Shamar Joseph to complete the equation
Remember it was probably because of his bowling more an anything WI won the last test
It would have been nice if you made a notable mentioned Shamar Joseph to complete the equation
Remember it was probably because of his bowling more an anything WI won the last test
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debut: 2/16/24
203 runs
In reply to InHindsight
Well I was talking about the middle order batting. Obviously, if we were talking about the bowling unit, Shamar would have been first on my list.
Well I was talking about the middle order batting. Obviously, if we were talking about the bowling unit, Shamar would have been first on my list.
debut: 2/22/04
7,750 runs
It is amazing the mentality here.
A man posited that Sinclair transition from bowler to batsman
is comparable to Steve Smith transition.
yet idiots here started typing about greatness..
The transition from bowler to batsman is the thesis
FOOLS.
Now respond to the thesis.
A man posited that Sinclair transition from bowler to batsman
is comparable to Steve Smith transition.
yet idiots here started typing about greatness..
The transition from bowler to batsman is the thesis
FOOLS.
Now respond to the thesis.
nice one my friend
debut: 1/30/09
1,765 runs
Brathwaite
Chanderpaul
McKenzie
Hodge
Sinclair
Da Silva
Holder
Joseph
Motie
Joseph
Roach
Ends.
Chanderpaul
McKenzie
Hodge
Sinclair
Da Silva
Holder
Joseph
Motie
Joseph
Roach
Ends.
debut: 12/2/07
11,390 runs
Sinclair is a fully committed cricketer, blessed with talent and even more cricket awareness that cannot be taught. Reference Chris Gayle.
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debut: 4/6/05
4,584 runs
In reply to natty_forever
Gets set up too easily with the short ball. Loves to play the hook shot but doesn't put it out of the ground or control placement.
He would be great choice once he got a handle on that. Him and McKenzie should be fixtures in the top order going forward.
Both also have to get over the ball and keep the drives down because extra cover picking them off too often.
Gets set up too easily with the short ball. Loves to play the hook shot but doesn't put it out of the ground or control placement.
He would be great choice once he got a handle on that. Him and McKenzie should be fixtures in the top order going forward.
Both also have to get over the ball and keep the drives down because extra cover picking them off too often.
debut: 11/28/09
9,225 runs
In reply to natty_forever
Is he opening for the Windwards right now?
Right now I would open with Athi
Is he opening for the Windwards right now?
debut: 1/30/09
1,765 runs
In reply to mikelegend
Yeah just for a piece. Otherwise sit Alzarri if you want an extra batter.
You’re sitting Athanaze?
Yeah just for a piece. Otherwise sit Alzarri if you want an extra batter.
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