Pooran been keeping long enough

To know to get up to the stumps asap to receive the ball

Very poor from him that he often, if not always, catches the ball far away from the stumps on throws to the wicket. Then he has to reach or run back towards the wicket to remove the bails.

Really poor habits there. You would think that is something coaches would drill into him, or any keeper. And if they do, then he just doesn’t listen.

If that’s the case, why is he the keeper then?

In reply to imusic

Having an atrocious series. I would rest him for the next 2 games.

In reply to imusic

Poo needed the rest.......but it shows here.... he is not quite ready. again for high pressure international cricket.

Hety too

In reply to natty_forever

You dropping the two million man

I would not drop him, just would not give him the gloves. Hope should get the gloves and let him focus on his batting. Still our most dangerous batsman.

In reply to bird

Noticed I chose my words carefully.

In reply to imusic

i didnt see the match but heard he dropped two..the second one - the most aggravating..

made me yearn for RAMDIN.

a very underrated but excellent Keeper...I dont think either Shai or Pooran are as good as Ramdin was for us.

Pooran ‘rested’ for the ODIs

How much more rest can one man have

In reply to powen001

WTF you talking aboyut a retired Ramdin for? Stewwps! Hope is a better keeper, let Pooran focus on his batting!

In reply to Halliwell

That is the problem we allowing these guys to pick and choose. He could not make the Sri Lanka tour for personal reasons then rested for ODIS vs England which would have been an opportune time to gain some form.

CWI needs to revisit this policy.

In reply to voiceofreason

you saying Ramdin was a poor keeper?

Ramdin was a better keeper than both Pooran and Shai...
I say so.

In reply to powen001

Is any one of dem better than Salt?

In reply to Narper

They’re all better than Salt.

Salt is quite possibly the worst keeper in world cricket

In reply to imusic
I know