debut: 11/30/17
10,460 runs
In reply to anthonyp
homes.....guyana regularly getting their skin washed from TT sides, long before franchise cricket was a thing. they were battered in 2011 in the CT20 and canned again in the CT20 edition in February 2013, not once but twice(in the group stage and the final). Everybody in the cricket world will remember pollard, bravo, narine and co after they're done.
Matt Roller | June 6, 2024
Three of the four men to have played over 500 professional T20 matches hail from the same country, which can also lay claim to two of the format's three highest wicket-takers, its third-highest run-scorer, and three of the eight men who have won multiple T20 World Cup finals. It is a track record that would make India, Australia, or Pakistan proud - but remarkably, it belongs to a nation of just 1.5 million people.Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard and Sunil Narine are, unequivocally, T20 legends who have shaped the format's evolution. All three were born within 20 miles of one another in the north of Trinidad, between 1983 and 1988.
don't hate, appreciate
Guyana in no sport achieved that level of fluency and consistency. Even last year, its the foreigners who did the bulk of the work: no team had figured out ayub as yet, praetorius seems to have gotten swept up in the anti-trini hyper-nationalistic jingoism and played better than he usually does, people seemed afraid to bowl shai hope bouncers(i hve no idea why, he's still incompetent against it) and tahir played with a point to prove as numerous people outside of the region, especially in SA thought the idea of him as a skipper was comical to say the least. proof of this is when the super 50 team came to tarouba, they were trounced badly. the team that battered guyana in the 2021 super 50 was an old team too. still scored well over 350 against guyana
