debut: 2/9/03
11,124 runs
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Jos Da Silva isnt dead yet
debut: 2/2/23
1,973 runs
Nope and he looks like he has some more runs under the belt as well. A good season will do a lot for his confidence for our non-playing test vice captain after that drop in Pakistan.
debut: 1/4/03
261,887 runs
Jangoo keeping in this match.
Imlach keeping and kicking de door
Josh eyeing a middle order spot
Imlach keeping and kicking de door
Josh eyeing a middle order spot
debut: 2/16/24
856 runs
Well, he is 26 years old so nobody should be considering writing him off just yet. Tevin Imlach, who took over the gloves for the tour of Pakistan, is actually older than Da Silva. If Joshua Da Silva comes back stronger, all the better for West Indies cricket.
debut: 2/2/23
1,973 runs
Indeed. Either one of them has a chance as playing as a batsman only if they have a good enough performance for the season. Both are already ahead of Athanaze, Greaves, Louis, Carty to date.
debut: 2/9/03
11,124 runs
In reply to PalsofMine
if carty dont make runs, he could be the most vulnerable
if carty dont make runs, he could be the most vulnerable
debut: 8/9/14
18,660 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
I can't see him replacing anyone in the test team- not for his batting or his glove work. He dropped catches today.
He had a nice long run, but he did not improve in any part of his game.
I can't see him replacing anyone in the test team- not for his batting or his glove work. He dropped catches today.
He had a nice long run, but he did not improve in any part of his game.
debut: 2/2/23
1,973 runs
In reply to allan
Carty is extremely vulnerable in the red ball squad. I was one of those calling for him to get a chance as he looked so organised in his play but he has been pretty woeful in the tests and not so exciting in the field even. If he ends up with a season FC season, he should be in the A team at least but not even in the test squad for me
Carty is extremely vulnerable in the red ball squad. I was one of those calling for him to get a chance as he looked so organised in his play but he has been pretty woeful in the tests and not so exciting in the field even. If he ends up with a season FC season, he should be in the A team at least but not even in the test squad for me
debut: 2/2/23
1,973 runs
In reply to dayne
agreed. I have said previously that my only conclusion from this game is how easy the pitch was to bat on. Each of these teams had a chance here to pull ahead in the championship but lost out because it was impossible to get a result in 4 days on that pitch once teams were fairly evenly matched as these were. All it means is that Guyana and probably Barbados remain within touching distance.
agreed. I have said previously that my only conclusion from this game is how easy the pitch was to bat on. Each of these teams had a chance here to pull ahead in the championship but lost out because it was impossible to get a result in 4 days on that pitch once teams were fairly evenly matched as these were. All it means is that Guyana and probably Barbados remain within touching distance.
debut: 11/30/17
11,494 runs
In reply to dayne
yes. had to apply himself though. josh is clearly showing he wants his spot back. that is the kind of application we want to see from WI players, especially with the 2025-27 WTC being a referendum/extinction level event for WI cricket
yes. had to apply himself though. josh is clearly showing he wants his spot back. that is the kind of application we want to see from WI players, especially with the 2025-27 WTC being a referendum/extinction level event for WI cricket
debut: 2/15/11
4,936 runs
Josh is a good batsman and mentally tough, which is a plus for him. He needs to work on his technique against certain deliveries…
debut: 11/30/17
11,494 runs
In reply to Cricket_101
against spin certainly. looks a little awkward. i have no problems with his technique against pace. in fact i think he's one of the best players of fast bowling in the west indies right now, and thank god he missed that pakistan tour, it would have surely destroyed his confidence
against spin certainly. looks a little awkward. i have no problems with his technique against pace. in fact i think he's one of the best players of fast bowling in the west indies right now, and thank god he missed that pakistan tour, it would have surely destroyed his confidence
debut: 11/13/02
79,713 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Josh can bat. He should focus on that and making the WI team in that capacity.
The gloves is a handy utility tool to have in case it’s needed.
But his focus should be fully on his batting.
Josh can bat. He should focus on that and making the WI team in that capacity.
The gloves is a handy utility tool to have in case it’s needed.
But his focus should be fully on his batting.
debut: 5/14/05
24,174 runs
In reply to imusic
You think he can compete with the current lot for a batting place?
You think he can compete with the current lot for a batting place?
debut: 11/30/17
11,494 runs
In reply to Halliwell
Well they're not averaging 40s, or 35 or 30. in fact only two batsman average over 30.....sobers jr and hodge
Well they're not averaging 40s, or 35 or 30. in fact only two batsman average over 30.....sobers jr and hodge
debut: 11/13/02
79,713 runs
In reply to Halliwell
100%
You think he can compete with the current lot for a batting place?
100%
debut: 2/2/23
1,973 runs
In reply to Halliwell
Hahahaha. Was having a rough day at work and then saw this and the skies immediately lightened. What competition pray tell? with a bunch of pple averaging in their teens and twenties?
Hahahaha. Was having a rough day at work and then saw this and the skies immediately lightened. What competition pray tell? with a bunch of pple averaging in their teens and twenties?
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