I really lose sleep for this ? How did we blow 400? Don't tell me no crap bout pitch!
What the heck just happened?
@voiceofreason wrote:
I really lose sleep for this ? How did we blow 400? Don't tell me no crap bout pitch!
Ask Carty
@voiceofreason wrote:
I really lose sleep for this ? How did we blow 400? Don't tell me no crap bout pitch!
Because cricket is a game that is more than just your needs. It was like the Rapture this morning when WI made a below par score but because it was the best ever, it was intoxicating for some.
Chalk up another loss, two nil.
@voiceofreason wrote:
I really lose sleep for this ? How did we blow 400? Don't tell me no crap bout pitch!
I havya posting about The leadership of the bowling coach.
Ravi rampaul usefulness has ran its course. His bowling experience is beneath all the current bowlers, except lawes. He spent more time on the disabled list, than playing.
I say!
we sincerely, and desperately, need Curtly Ambrose, at the helm of bowling unit. time to say goodbye to Ravi.
@voiceofreason wrote:
Did he drop a catch from Gill?
21.3
Vitel Lawes to Rohit Sharma, 1 run, dropped! Carty has put down in the deep. That is a regulation catch and should have been taken. Dragged short but that is the thing with wrist spinners, such deliveries bring them wickets, Rohit rocks back and pulls to deep mid-wicket. Not off the middle and Carty comes in, tries to take it low and makes a mess. They dropped a couple in the first ODI as well and it cost them, this might too. Rohit was on his haunches thinking he was a goner but started running as soon as Carty grassed the catch
You never know????? what coulda happen
@voiceofreason wrote:
I really lose sleep for this ? How did we blow 400? Don't tell me no crap bout pitch!
This is all on the bowlers.
No one in the group is creative enough to find a way of limiting the batsmen? Not the fast bowlers, not the spinners. Both of these games were winnable on merit of the scores.
At that rate Shubman Gill will set a world record with centuries in One Day games against Worst Indies.
110 and 223 not out will make for a healthy average.
@embsallie wrote:
This is all on the bowlers.
No one in the group is creative enough to find a way of limiting the batsmen? Not the fast bowlers, not the spinners. Both of these games were winnable on merit of the scores.
At that rate Shubman Gill will set a world record with centuries in One Day games against Worst Indies.
110 and 223 not out will make for a healthy average.
Did you expect anything less...
Before the series started I said " CWI team with get a cutrass of epic proportion"...
@Edrich wrote:
I havya posting about The leadership of the bowling coach.
Ravi rampaul usefulness has ran its course. His bowling experience is beneath all the current bowlers, except lawes. He spent more time on the disabled list, than playing.
I say!
we sincerely, and desperately, need Curtly Ambrose, at the helm of bowling unit. time to say goodbye to Ravi.
haha
a few games ago he was being praised.
Dump his ass.
@embsallie wrote:
This is all on the bowlers.
No one in the group is creative enough to find a way of limiting the batsmen? Not the fast bowlers, not the spinners. Both of these games were winnable on merit of the scores.
At that rate Shubman Gill will set a world record with centuries in One Day games against Worst Indies.
110 and 223 not out will make for a healthy average.
Yuh could bring 100 of the best bowlers and coaches and you could still lose that match. West Indies score was under par. India proved that. Seales and co look world class on pitches with some assitance. This here was a graveyard wicket for fast bowlers. In white ball cricket, the ball does nothing after 5 overs on flat tracks. You need world class spin to squeeze wickets out. Even Jadeja and Kuldeep went for plenty. This came down to who could out bat each other. West Indies needed like 80 mores to stay in the contest for the full 50 and even that may have only been a psychological hurdle for India.
@Edrich wrote:
I havya posting about The leadership of the bowling coach.
Ravi rampaul usefulness has ran its course. His bowling experience is beneath all the current bowlers, except lawes. He spent more time on the disabled list, than playing.
I say!
we sincerely, and desperately, need Curtly Ambrose, at the helm of bowling unit. time to say goodbye to Ravi.
But Reifer stays. Bouy you are the heigh5s of bullshytter there ever was.