Know nothing about him except that he is quickish. How fast is he suppose to bowl?Blakey said:Anyone at the game or had any reports? Cant got off to a flyer then Te Ahu snapped up the openers.
Well...Thats sharp enough I suppose, sounds like around Butlers pace then??Tim said:So far he's bowled 7 overs 2/29..which is a good start.
I saw Te Ahu Davis interviewed on the Cricket Company not so long ago & he believed he was in the low 140's.
Hey its a start !!!Ming said:Low 140s is nothing to get excited about. Pace alone won't get him into the team.
Except, of course, he has so much more than just pace.Blakey said:O ming you little party pooper. You're right though. Look at lame bum Shoaib. He has pace and don't know how to use it!
And until he bowls in front of a gun we won't know at all.Tim said:So far he's bowled 7 overs 2/29..which is a good start.
I saw Te Ahu Davis interviewed on the Cricket Company not so long ago & he believed he was in the low 140's.
Richard said:And until he bowls in front of a gun we won't know at all.
Richard said:In that case why all the speculation?
Until he gets clocked again we won't know if he's gained any pace!Blaze said:I am not sure. Maybe other people didn't know that. Or maybe they are interested to see if he has gained any pace since when he was clocked and if he has developed thurther.
why? he went to school in pukekohe(ND region) and then my old school in hamilton gave him a scholarship and he was there in 6th and 7th form, besides auckland have a massive enough population to develop their own talent - which sadly they quite often don'tMing said:Speculation because he is only a rookie on the domestic scene.
Bloody Auckland, we should have had Te Ahu in our ranks! Another one let slip....
Warriors fans care obviously! Jeez. And yes, I would be very annoyed if we lost ManuIt's like Warriors supporters getting in a twist when they lose a top junior - who cares as long as the play for NZ and anyway they will possibly be coached better else where