slowfinger
International Debutant
Yeah, Shahid was always the better person, besides, he did have a nice spell of his career.
Its very unrecognized for such stats..
Its very unrecognized for such stats..
Go to bed son FFS, you have a busy life.I record Zimbabwe games on my PC (when I can get hold of them..) so I could probably upload eight examples of him going nuts from my own collection if I could really be bothered. It's not going to happen though - certainly not at 5am.
I wouldn't be on CW at all this week if I didn't cut out sleep to do, and CW > sleep.Go to bed son FFS, you have a busy life.
Seriously, I can't remember the last time you weren't on CW\MSN\both between 1 and 5AM.
We've got a live one...I record Zimbabwe games on my PC (when I can get hold of them..) so I could probably upload eight examples of him going nuts from my own collection if I could really be bothered. It's not going to happen though - certainly not at 5am.
I used to be of that mindset at your age too. AND I wasn't a student by that time, either.I wouldn't be on CW at all this week if I didn't cut out sleep to do, and CW > sleep.
Aha, that now makes sense. Sheeysh, think of your carbon-footprint.EDIT: Oh, and regarding MSN, I'm nearly always online even if I'm not home/awake. I leave it on so people can leave me messages.
Sorry?Do they really prove anything though at all that no-one knew as they are though?
I am glad you recognise that; a lot of other people don't. I posted the links so people who haven't seem a lot of him can enjoy some, and by no means all, of the highlights of his career.I don't see what point you're trying to make with them. I think everyone is aware that Razzaq could play an awsome hitting role down the order in ODIs and played some superb innings; he was a very good ODI player.
As I mentioned earlier, that's not the purpose of the youtube videoes.Unless you have a YouTube video which highlights a consistency with his batting none of us were aware of, you're not giving us new information.
But that's the limitation of statistics; on the face of it these statistics aren't very impressive - they do not reflect the impact he had with his scoring. His quickfire 20/30's from 15-20 balls were often the last straw which broke the camel's back. Not to mention his ability to hit 'good' balls for fours and sixes. There's a reason why Pakistan were successful with the formula they preferred during the early 2000's/late 90's - batting first and scoring more than seventy-five of the last ten overs.In the end, averaging under 30 and striking under 80 didn't do him justice
And he achieved a lot. Arguably more than anybody else in the Pakistani ODI team - apart from Inzamam and Akhtar during most of his career.but it's what he achieved.
During the first half of his career he was an excellent bowler but towards the end his bowling was nothing short of an embarrasment.a highly under-rated bowler in ODIs he was...
I happen to think he applied his batting talent within the limitations of his position in the team pretty well and got the desired results on a lot of occasions.but he didn't do completely apply his batting talent
All-time greats? is Cairns an all-time great?and while he will be remembered as a very fine ODI player capable of awesome feats with the bat, he was not an alltime great.
Aye.I am assuming you were talking about ODIs by the way, given the links you provided. Tests are a whole different story...
No, certainly not IMO. Could've been with less misfortune and possibly better application, but wasn't. Not at all.All-time greats? is Cairns an all-time great?
STT.Was a very mediocre bowler for ages toward the end of his career.
haha !He has just lost his place cos he lost his form