craig1985 said:The West Indies sure know how to throw their young players into the deepend, mind you if Chris Gayle bothere to pull his head in and not just worried about the T20 cash, along with Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo, they might actually do well. Oh and the same applies to Sarwan who could also be a little bit more professional in his attitude towards Test cricket, would also help.
And I don't plan on jinxing Kirk Edwards and Adrian Barath.
ramjambunath said:Load shedding Thursday here, so can't see any match. Power out till 5pm, went at 10.30am (now 12.30pm).
Bravo's century celebrations, let alone his batting style, are a carbon copy of Lara's (I know it was pointed out, but it was obviously like Lara's 400).
Obvious statement but Cummins may make his debut today. Khawaja will surely replace Marsh.
Midnightfright said:I'm not sure how much use Kieron Pollard would be. Ive heard he's concentrating purely on the shorter form of the game now. Hes bowling would just get milked for 4-5 an over in test cricket and unless he had a totally diffrent technique for test cricket wouldnt have too much luck there.
craig1985 said:It's good that Khwaja will play instead of Warner, I just don't think he's up to it at Test level, but they've called him up to cover Ponting when he went back to Australia from Sri Lanka to be there for his daughter's birth, so I daresay he must be line to make his Test debut in the near future.
Oh and Ojha makes a breakthrough by dismissing Bravo for 136.
craig1985 said:For a guy that usually bat's 6 or 7 he has a solid FC average of 37 and blasted a century on his FC debut and in his last FC game he played for Trinidad he took 1/36 off 12 overs on an absolute road:
http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/497836.html
If he wanted too, he could probably make a real go of it, as tempting as the T20 cash is.
