debut: 10/12/06
13,294 runs
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debut: 11/13/02
13,429 runs
Drop him to the US team.
He’s not showing any dominance for an international.
We need to find an aggressive opener.
He’s not showing any dominance for an international.
We need to find an aggressive opener.
debut: 11/13/02
80,310 runs
In reply to Raskil
Shotgun Williams?
Clayton Lambert
Philo Wallace?
Shotgun Williams?
Clayton Lambert
Philo Wallace?
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debut: 11/13/02
80,310 runs
In reply to Raskil
Raskil…… who would you say is the most aggressive WI opener of all time?
My vote would be Gayle closely followed by Freddo
Raskil…… who would you say is the most aggressive WI opener of all time?
My vote would be Gayle closely followed by Freddo
debut: 11/13/02
13,429 runs
In reply to imusic
I’ll rate Roy Fredericks because of the opposition bowlers at the time and most importantly NO Helmet.
I’ll rate Roy Fredericks because of the opposition bowlers at the time and most importantly NO Helmet.
debut: 11/13/02
80,310 runs
In reply to Raskil
Hmmm…..I understand the no helmet thing….but is not like they had a choice in those days and he declined. That’s just how it was.
Also…….he may have been more aggressive precisely because there was no helmet.
As for the opposition bowlers……yes Freddo did face Lillee and Thommo at their peak in Oz
But Gayle also faced Shoaib, Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Alan Donald, Brett Lee all in their prime too. I would actually give him the edge there.
And how could I forget Devon Malcolm too!
Hmmm…..I understand the no helmet thing….but is not like they had a choice in those days and he declined. That’s just how it was.
Also…….he may have been more aggressive precisely because there was no helmet.
As for the opposition bowlers……yes Freddo did face Lillee and Thommo at their peak in Oz
But Gayle also faced Shoaib, Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Alan Donald, Brett Lee all in their prime too. I would actually give him the edge there.
And how could I forget Devon Malcolm too!
debut: 11/13/02
80,310 runs
In reply to anthonyp
The GOAT is exempt from these conversations. It just goes without saying
Kraigg Brathwaite.
The GOAT is exempt from these conversations. It just goes without saying
debut: 11/13/02
13,429 runs
In reply to imusic
Well don’t forget Adrian Barath
Brett, Shoab, Waqar, Allan…
Chris Gayle faced all those guys however did he face the brutal West Indian pace bowlers in first class cricket. I understand you play according to the state of the game at the time…
Don’t forget the limited bouncers rule.
Almost every Caribbean playing nation could’ve gone it alone and still be world beaters.
Well don’t forget Adrian Barath
Brett, Shoab, Waqar, Allan…
Chris Gayle faced all those guys however did he face the brutal West Indian pace bowlers in first class cricket. I understand you play according to the state of the game at the time…
Don’t forget the limited bouncers rule.
Almost every Caribbean playing nation could’ve gone it alone and still be world beaters.
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debut: 11/13/02
80,310 runs
In reply to Raskil
Excellent point!
Don’t forget the limited bouncers rule.
Excellent point!
debut: 2/15/11
4,981 runs
In reply to WI_cricfan
He played well in the first game… watch him bounce back in game 3.
He played well in the first game… watch him bounce back in game 3.
debut: 12/10/02
7,917 runs
In reply to ray
Freddo could be slow at times. I would go with Philo or Lambert ahead of him. I never seen those two slow.
When Gayle presses the accelator..nothing like him.
Basil williams, Ron Faria were pretty aggressive.
Haynes was at the start of his career but then did 180 degree switch
Freddo could be slow at times. I would go with Philo or Lambert ahead of him. I never seen those two slow.
When Gayle presses the accelator..nothing like him.
Basil williams, Ron Faria were pretty aggressive.
Haynes was at the start of his career but then did 180 degree switch
debut: 2/16/24
985 runs
That spell when Lambert and Wallace were smashing England all around the park was fantastic and great fun hearing the complaining English saying "that's not test cricket" different now though with their Bazwazwhack-a-ball isn't it? 
Shoe is on the other foot...
Shoe is on the other foot...
debut: 11/13/02
80,310 runs
In reply to Baje
True talk. Dessie was a shotta early in his WI career. Then maybe someone had a word with him that he heeded
Haynes was at the start of his career but then did 180 degree switch
True talk. Dessie was a shotta early in his WI career. Then maybe someone had a word with him that he heeded
debut: 11/13/02
13,429 runs
Spare a thought for This Great
Gear switching is necessary. Do we have a top three to bat a situation like this?
Gear switching is necessary. Do we have a top three to bat a situation like this?
debut: 12/4/22
985 runs
In reply to 4REALQUICKS
What would WI give for a Lambert & Wallace batting combo at the top of their batting order right now?
Remember the days when WI chastised them for not being Greenidge & Haynes? For being Cowlashers?
What would WI give for a Lambert & Wallace batting combo at the top of their batting order right now?
Remember the days when WI chastised them for not being Greenidge & Haynes? For being Cowlashers?
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