I believe Keemo has by far the most potential as an allrounder in all facets of the game. Once he can stay fit he will pass them both. Hope they all do well and improve as we need depth and competition.

@voiceofreason wrote:

I believe Keemo has by far the most potential as an allrounder in all facets of the game. Once he can stay fit he will pass them both. Hope they all do well and improve as we need depth and competition.

Holder, Greaves and Paul are the three best all-rounders we have. I will always play Shepherd as a bat.

@voiceofreason wrote:

I believe Keemo has by far the most potential as an allrounder in all facets of the game. Once he can stay fit he will pass them both. Hope they all do well and improve as we need depth and competition.

All three injury prone....especially Keemo

I did not mention Holder and Greaves as i believe they are in a class of their own. Keemo does not have their accolades as yet and neither do Forde and Shepherd.

@Narper wrote:n.

All three injury prone....especially Keemo

True. But let's hope they stay fit.

@voiceofreason wrote:

I did not mention Holder and Greaves as i believe they are in a class of their own. Keemo does not have their accolades as yet and neither do Forde and Shepherd.

I think what hurt Paul over the years was serious consistent injury but he is as talented as any one of our all-rounders

Keemo by a mile when fit.

Toss up between Forde & Shepherd .....Shep is the better bat an bowling has improved ....Forde better bowler but mainly dependent on conditions that are conducive to swing.

I rate Keemo highly but would really love to see him get an opportunity on the test team as I still believe that he is better with the red ball than with the white ball.

@PalsofMine wrote:

I rate Keemo highly but would really love to see him get an opportunity on the test team as I still believe that he is better with the red ball than with the white ball.

I think he is a very good red ball bowler

@PalsofMine wrote:

I rate Keemo highly but would really love to see him get an opportunity on the test team as I still believe that he is better with the red ball than with the white ball.

Agree 100% ...

Sheep is one of the sweetest bowlers in international cricket and hit or miss as a batsman

JHo is overhyped and bits and pieces at best

Greaves is the best out the lot followed by Chemo (test cricket)

Shamar Springer (ODIs) and Forde (T20)

1 - Jason Holder - Best bowler & best all rounder

2 - Justin Greaves - Best batter

3 - Kemo Paul -

4 - Romario Shepherd

6 - Shamar Springer

7 -- Matthew Forde

8 - Roston Chase - coach’s favourite

@imusic wrote:

1 - Jason Holder - Best bowler & best all rounder

2 - Justin Greaves - Best batter

3 - Kemo Paul -

4 - Romario Shepherd

6 - Shamar Springer

7 -- Matthew Forde

8 - Roston Chase - coach’s favourite

If this is a white ball ranking, I would just consider moving Chase up to the order above Keemo and Sheppie. I find Chase to be actually quite good in white ball cricket. I would like Springer to get a couple more opportunities as I think that there is a place for him at the WI level. Another Class of 2016 graduate.

@PalsofMine wrote:

@imusic wrote:

1 - Jason Holder - Best bowler & best all rounder

2 - Justin Greaves - Best batter

3 - Kemo Paul -

4 - Romario Shepherd

6 - Shamar Springer

7 -- Matthew Forde

8 - Roston Chase - coach’s favourite

If this is a white ball ranking, I would just consider moving Chase up to the order above Keemo and Sheppie. I find Chase to be actually quite good in white ball cricket. I would like Springer to get a couple more opportunities as I think that there is a place for him at the WI level. Another Class of 2016 graduate.

White ball or red ball ranking?

Based on a feeling or actual statistics?

Who won ICC Player of the month in July

Jason has passed his peak and should just stick to franchise cricket