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when you have guys like munro turning up to play for you in tests you're going to big up any decent prospect you have tbf.
He's from Northern Districts. Doomed to fail.
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He's an nzer. Big fish, small pond so naturally attracts more attention.Originally Posted by Satyanash89
Indeed, he has no hope of matching up to CD success stories such as Sinclair and How.
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What do people make of Asad Shafiq. Played a good knock against the best in the world on their own home turf.
Shudup, Williamson is New Zealand's next great bowler. Hey I found a gif of Williamson delivering to Munro
On his first tour here I thought he had one of the best techniques in the Pakistan side and would be good player.
Many modern Pakistan batsmen are good on the attack, but Shafiq is one of the few who is also good defensively.
He's good against spinners.
You may have laughed at me before but I'm going to persist in saying Irfan Karim's the hottest batting prospect in associate cricket just now.
Cribb likes Williamson; doomed to fail probably makes more sense.
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Williamson looks a much better player than his pathetic average of 30 suggests.
shakib, nasir, rahim looking pretty good now also.
That would be because he is.
He's underperformed somewhat in his test career to date I'll admit that, inconsistancy has plagued him pretty badly. But some of the expectations people seem to have placed on him are just totally ridiculously, it's as though he should be averaging 45+ and because he isn't he's some sort of cricketing bust. Newsflash, test cricket is tough. It is especially tough when you're a young batsmen trying to make it in a team that is as bad as this New Zealand one as been over the past three or so years. He's also come into the New Zealand team where we've played a lot of test cricket recently (for us anyway) but very little of it at home, 21 test matches and he's played 1/3 them at home.
He might not have the record so far that a few other young batsmen have managed but his overall game is right up there, you only have to watch him for five minutes to see that.
Williamson's problem is he's a flawed young middle order batsman playing as a de facto opener.
He's not the best young batsman right now, Pujara is. cbf predicting which of this lot will be the best because I'll be wrong anyway.
This.
He's a busy middle order batsman whose main shots rely on the pitch having flattened out somewhat.
He's not suited to bat at 3, and especially not behind our openers.
Last edited by hendrix; 17-03-2013 at 04:26 PM.
Munro is a cricketing God! Certainly the best young batsman around right now (top class bowler as well).
But because NZ's selectors are blind and ******** (and play lawn bowls) they don't see his greatness and he will probably never get to play another Test match.
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