debut: 6/22/08
14,348 runs
In fact, they are much better. And Australia have struggled with the bat this entire tour.
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Australia’s Batting is Better Than Our Batting
debut: 11/26/06
62,467 runs
In reply to Walco
LOL
Captain
yuh Obvious
but POIGNANTLY and STINGINGLY
TRUE!!
LOL
Captain
yuh Obvious
but POIGNANTLY and STINGINGLY
TRUE!!
debut: 11/26/06
62,467 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Jumps..
The difference is that they have managed to put together at least one solid partnership of 50 runs each time...
We have not.
Jumps..
The difference is that they have managed to put together at least one solid partnership of 50 runs each time...
We have not.
debut: 6/22/08
14,348 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Marginally???? Ok, let me humor you. How many batsmen do we have who average over 40 or 55 compared to Australia?
Marginally???? Ok, let me humor you. How many batsmen do we have who average over 40 or 55 compared to Australia?
debut: 6/22/08
14,348 runs
In reply to StumpCam
Bossman, if you are a batsman you should be able to bat in any spot in the order in all conditions. Hopefully Anderson can put that behind him and come good in the chase tomorrow. By the way, Shai Hope looked like a deer in headlights when he debuted for West Indies as an opener, and he turned out ok.
Bossman, if you are a batsman you should be able to bat in any spot in the order in all conditions. Hopefully Anderson can put that behind him and come good in the chase tomorrow. By the way, Shai Hope looked like a deer in headlights when he debuted for West Indies as an opener, and he turned out ok.
debut: 4/1/07
4,652 runs
In reply to Walco
i have been saying this all along, and it is difference in this series, doesn't matter who we select, our batsmenship is lacking
i have been saying this all along, and it is difference in this series, doesn't matter who we select, our batsmenship is lacking
debut: 6/22/08
14,348 runs
In reply to powen001
According to Jumpy, we could be leading this series 2-0 if our batting was “marginally” better
According to Jumpy, we could be leading this series 2-0 if our batting was “marginally” better
debut: 3/16/21
12,855 runs
In reply to powen001
Experience why they can put up a partnership when needed. Plus our bowlers are less experienced and gets less rest. Crucial loss of leadership opportunity yesterday. Tell your buddy Chase that regardless of what Sammy said he should've opened and protected young Kevlon. After that his team would've walked on water for him.
Experience why they can put up a partnership when needed. Plus our bowlers are less experienced and gets less rest. Crucial loss of leadership opportunity yesterday. Tell your buddy Chase that regardless of what Sammy said he should've opened and protected young Kevlon. After that his team would've walked on water for him.
debut: 11/26/06
62,467 runs
In reply to Brerzerk
I actually agreed with young Kev getting that Baptism
to be honest.
THe Bowlers not getting a rest ....like the Batsman Keeper we have...is a reality.
Batsmen have to blinking bat
I actually agreed with young Kev getting that Baptism
to be honest.
THe Bowlers not getting a rest ....like the Batsman Keeper we have...is a reality.
Batsmen have to blinking bat
debut: 6/22/08
14,348 runs
In reply to Brerzerk
If team members (but not the coach or captain) were emotionally invested in protecting the debutant, wouldn’t one of those team members have volunteered to open and protect him? And how do we know that Kevlon did not volunteer to open?
After that his team would've walked on water for him.
If team members (but not the coach or captain) were emotionally invested in protecting the debutant, wouldn’t one of those team members have volunteered to open and protect him? And how do we know that Kevlon did not volunteer to open?
debut: 1/20/04
91,883 runs
In reply to Walco
Marginally ?
Australia for those who have played at least 10 Tests:
Steve Smith 56.34 after 118 Tests
Khawaja 44.23 after 83 Tests.
Green 33.56 after 31 Tests
Travis Head 42.22
Carey 35.56.
WI have one batsman with a 30+ average: KB 32.25.
Marginally ?
Australia for those who have played at least 10 Tests:
Steve Smith 56.34 after 118 Tests
Khawaja 44.23 after 83 Tests.
Green 33.56 after 31 Tests
Travis Head 42.22
Carey 35.56.
WI have one batsman with a 30+ average: KB 32.25.
debut: 11/30/17
12,261 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
dude this batting is terrible in testing conditions, smith excluded. Not one of these jokers can tie the laces of the waughs, langer, hayden, allan border, dean jones, damian martyn etc. worst bating from an aussie unit ive seen in my lifetime. i would even suggest, if we had at least two other solid bats next to King, australia would make even less due to our exceptional bowling and the pressure of knowing these low totals ill not be enough to ensure a win
dude this batting is terrible in testing conditions, smith excluded. Not one of these jokers can tie the laces of the waughs, langer, hayden, allan border, dean jones, damian martyn etc. worst bating from an aussie unit ive seen in my lifetime. i would even suggest, if we had at least two other solid bats next to King, australia would make even less due to our exceptional bowling and the pressure of knowing these low totals ill not be enough to ensure a win
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debut: 6/22/08
14,348 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Imagine that. A team with batting that is only marginally better than the West Indies is the number 1 test team in the world, and West Indies are ranked number 8
worst bating from an aussie unit ive seen in my lifetime
Imagine that. A team with batting that is only marginally better than the West Indies is the number 1 test team in the world, and West Indies are ranked number 8
debut: 2/15/09
5,042 runs
In reply to Walco
Imagine that. A team with batting that is only marginally better than the West Indies is the number 1 test team in the world,
In fairness to Jumpstart, the Aussie ranking is over an extended period of time, a time when Konstas wasn't in the picture, Labuschagne was batting lights out and Warner was around .
Imagine that. A team with batting that is only marginally better than the West Indies is the number 1 test team in the world,
In fairness to Jumpstart, the Aussie ranking is over an extended period of time, a time when Konstas wasn't in the picture, Labuschagne was batting lights out and Warner was around .
debut: 11/30/17
12,261 runs
In reply to Walco
shocking eh...if west indies had two decent batsmen, we'd have gone into this day night test with a 2-0 lead.
shocking eh...if west indies had two decent batsmen, we'd have gone into this day night test with a 2-0 lead.
debut: 11/30/17
12,261 runs
In reply to JoeGrine
exactly. marnus' technical weaknesses have been discovered and he's now out of the team and warner is retired. it wasn't by chance that SA did a job on them in the wtc final
exactly. marnus' technical weaknesses have been discovered and he's now out of the team and warner is retired. it wasn't by chance that SA did a job on them in the wtc final
debut: 2/15/09
5,042 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Jumpie, it is a rum bar. When we are intoxicated, we don't analyze. Worse when we tap up the glass with some my-home-boy-ism.
Jumpie, it is a rum bar. When we are intoxicated, we don't analyze. Worse when we tap up the glass with some my-home-boy-ism.
debut: 6/8/08
20,858 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
Tage Chanderpaul's average is 32.94.
He is a better batter than most of the WI batters on show today.
WI have one batsman with a 30+ average: KB 32.25.
Tage Chanderpaul's average is 32.94.
He is a better batter than most of the WI batters on show today.
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