debut: 5/19/07
1,835 runs
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Guyana v T&T
debut: 2/2/23
2,091 runs
In reply to WIForever
I would go for that. There could be a knock out Cup series between the top 4 and a similar Plate series among the bottom 4. That would mean that each team gets 9 matches for the season. Am not happy with the long breaks. I think that a one week break after every three rounds should be enough.
I would go for that. There could be a knock out Cup series between the top 4 and a similar Plate series among the bottom 4. That would mean that each team gets 9 matches for the season. Am not happy with the long breaks. I think that a one week break after every three rounds should be enough.
debut: 6/29/10
5,337 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Man chase the wide ball eventually. Guyana is a very good bowling team. They patient and consistent.
Man chase the wide ball eventually. Guyana is a very good bowling team. They patient and consistent.
debut: 11/1/13
14,542 runs
In reply to WIForever
It was very annoying to see how he gave it away when they knew what was required.
It was very annoying to see how he gave it away when they knew what was required.
debut: 1/4/03
264,120 runs
Stumps. - Day 1
Trinidad and Tobago Red Force are 214 for 7.
Jyd Goolie 57* [151
Fall of wickets
1-5 (K Pooran, 0.6 ov),
2-15 (AA Jangoo, 8.6 ov),
3-31 (JN Mohammed, 12.1 ov),
4-94 (CL Cooper, 31.1 ov),
5-96 (JM Da Silva, 32.6 ov),
6-175 (KA Pierre, 66.2 ov),
7-213 (T Hinds, 78.1 ov)
Keemo Paul 14.3 1 38 3
Ronaldo Alimohamed 20.0 7 34 1
Nial Smith 9.0 0 39 2
Veerasammy Permaul 17.0 3 41 1
Ashmead Nedd 4.0 2 12 0
Kevin Sinclair 16.0 5 39 0
Trinidad and Tobago Red Force are 214 for 7.
Jyd Goolie 57* [151
Fall of wickets
1-5 (K Pooran, 0.6 ov),
2-15 (AA Jangoo, 8.6 ov),
3-31 (JN Mohammed, 12.1 ov),
4-94 (CL Cooper, 31.1 ov),
5-96 (JM Da Silva, 32.6 ov),
6-175 (KA Pierre, 66.2 ov),
7-213 (T Hinds, 78.1 ov)
Keemo Paul 14.3 1 38 3
Ronaldo Alimohamed 20.0 7 34 1
Nial Smith 9.0 0 39 2
Veerasammy Permaul 17.0 3 41 1
Ashmead Nedd 4.0 2 12 0
Kevin Sinclair 16.0 5 39 0
debut: 8/9/14
18,814 runs
In reply to PalsofMine
All season Cariah was average with the bat and ball and it is reported he went into the Jamaica game with the injury. Why didn't they play Goolie earlier, he looked a really composed player.
In addition the form of Jason has tanked again and he hasn't had a decent innings for 3 matches now. Amir is also a worry.
Having said that, if TT can get up to 275- match on if they can hold on to their catches.
Guyana bowlers have been disciplined and their fielding spectacular. TT fielding last couple matches has been school boy like.
All season Cariah was average with the bat and ball and it is reported he went into the Jamaica game with the injury. Why didn't they play Goolie earlier, he looked a really composed player.
In addition the form of Jason has tanked again and he hasn't had a decent innings for 3 matches now. Amir is also a worry.
Having said that, if TT can get up to 275- match on if they can hold on to their catches.
Guyana bowlers have been disciplined and their fielding spectacular. TT fielding last couple matches has been school boy like.
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debut: 2/2/23
2,091 runs
In reply to Emir
i think Cariah was ok with both bat and ball but appears to have been carrying an injury for several weeks now. His bowling in the first couple rounds was really superb with excellent control for a leg-spinner. It is a pity that when TT needs them most, they have lost Seales, Cariah and Phillip. With all due respect to them, Hinds and Gabriel are not adequate replacements for these guys. Goolie should have been at No 3 throughout but I guess that TT, correctly in my view, went for a full bowling attack so that they could get 20 wickets in each match. I think that was the correct strategy for them and they did it in all but the Leewards match on a super dead pitch.
i think Cariah was ok with both bat and ball but appears to have been carrying an injury for several weeks now. His bowling in the first couple rounds was really superb with excellent control for a leg-spinner. It is a pity that when TT needs them most, they have lost Seales, Cariah and Phillip. With all due respect to them, Hinds and Gabriel are not adequate replacements for these guys. Goolie should have been at No 3 throughout but I guess that TT, correctly in my view, went for a full bowling attack so that they could get 20 wickets in each match. I think that was the correct strategy for them and they did it in all but the Leewards match on a super dead pitch.
debut: 11/30/17
11,744 runs
In reply to Emir
i have no idea why....goolie's last fc contained a hundred and he had a good enough season last year. but you know the machinations of TT cricket...egos, connections etc
All season Cariah was average with the bat and ball and it is reported he went into the Jamaica game with the injury. Why didn't they play Goolie earlier, he looked a really composed player.
i have no idea why....goolie's last fc contained a hundred and he had a good enough season last year. but you know the machinations of TT cricket...egos, connections etc
debut: 11/14/02
200,128 runs
In reply to WIForever
These commies are so bad dem mek di school cricket commies look good.
Yesterday one was calling di adda one the best in di business. I was deading wid laff.
Men een know the difference between 3rd person singular or plural.
Better dem just chat in patois.
8/0
These commies are so bad dem mek di school cricket commies look good.
Yesterday one was calling di adda one the best in di business. I was deading wid laff.
Men een know the difference between 3rd person singular or plural.
Better dem just chat in patois.
8/0
debut: 11/14/02
200,128 runs
What a dolly dropdat Goolie
Perez dropped
and now fourrrr
27/0
Perez dropped
and now fourrrr
27/0
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debut: 10/12/06
13,231 runs
Wow Guyana in trouble here from 33/0 to 40/4.
Looks like dem pandits prayers are being answered
Looks like dem pandits prayers are being answered
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