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Should've realised sooner and dropped him from this game (well should've dropped him well before that)
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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As a kiwi, I don't understand why there is so much hate for Derpbach - the guy has the toughest gig in the T20 game and does a pretty good job of it. He bowls quick, has a bloody good slower ball and the batsman appear to find him hard to get away. Many of the boundaries he leaked were edges past the keeper. Will gladly swap you Andrew Ellis for him?
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He's actually a pretty reasonable T20 bowler IMO.
The problem with the "send him back to domestics" plan is that he'll own County Cricket. I watched him a couple of times for Surrey and at County level he looked a real cut above. edit: I actually think Dernbach has the fundamentals to be a good OD bowler, he just needs to grow a brain.
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Yeah, his bowling seems to be genetically engineered to go for about 7.5 RPO whatever the format.
Passmark in T20, way below par in ODIs.
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some of you don't seem to realise that the incremental contract was triggered automatically by playing a certain amount of international games rather than chosen by the selectors.
anyway good series victory. missed most of it but standard Hales. look awful for a few games especially against the straight swinging ball but capable of being pretty destructive when finding some form. Still somewhat miffed that Hales hasn't got a chance in the ODI team even with the obvious technical shortcomings. Pleased to see Buttler and Root doing well though. Very quick change over to the ODI's on Sunday. Although Cook et all have been in the country for more than a week they've had no game time and it could be a struggle in the first ODI with so many new faces without gametime. |
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Well, that was a good ol' fashioned ass wuppin'.
AWTA. England were the better team and they deserved to win. But there is no excuse for dropping catches and poor fielding. How many catches did NZ drop in this series? For a national team, it's a bloody disgrace. |
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As Warne said about Monty he plays the same game every time like it is his first. When he arrived on the scene he looked good as you expected improvement with added experience, that hasn't really happened so he gets grief for that. |
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I might write to Mike Hesson asking for my money back for that aberration.
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