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Old 09-09-2006, 06:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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West Indies, prospects?

Not confirmed yet, but the likely squad:

Brian Lara (captain)
Ramnaresh Sarwan (vice captain)
Carlton Baugh (wicketkeeper)
Chris Gayle
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
Wavell Hinds
Runako Morton
Marlon Samuels
Dwayne Bravo
Dwayne Smith
Ian Bradshaw
Jerome Taylor
Fidel Edwards
Corey Collymore

On paper WI could do well once again, but they could equally be thrashed by Bangladesh. This squad is stronger than the one that won the last tourney though.

Morton > Powell
Samuels = Joseph
Taylor > Sammy
Edwards > Dillon
Baugh > Browne
Smith > Hinds (as an allrounder)
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One thing that worked to our advantage last time was that we were in England for quite a while not long before the tourney so we were used to the conditions. Different this time around. Although if the draw is kind and the players can perform in the pressure situations the West Indies could repeat.
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One thing that worked to our advantage last time was that we were in England for quite a while not long before the tourney so we were used to the conditions. Different this time around. Although if the draw is kind and the players can perform in the pressure situations the West Indies could repeat.
The conditions in England for the last CT were not the same as they were during the summer.
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why no Ramdin???
is he injured??
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why no Ramdin???
is he injured??
Ramdin was struggling in ODIs earlier this year, so they brought in Baugh and he played very well. So Baugh is the ODI incumbent.
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West Indies >>> England.
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Samuels = Joseph
Samuels should come into his own on the slow Indian wickets, while he performed very well there with the bat in the West Indies last tour. Joseph was just a decent domestic batsman, nothing more.

Samuels >> Joseph
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Their win in the champions trophy last time was unexpected & they played good cricket in those couple of matches & won the tournament. Its a bit longer this time it will be interesting to see how they go, but i'd say its highly unlikely thats they will defend it.
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Samuels should come into his own on the slow Indian wickets, while he performed very well there with the bat in the West Indies last tour. Joseph was just a decent domestic batsman, nothing more.

Samuels >> Joseph
Joseph is a much better batsman now than he has been in past years. He certainly showed that against England 'A' earlier this year. Samuels is a shadow of the batsman he was on his last tour to India, so at this stage, he's only even with Joseph, if not less.

Samuels = Joseph.
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for sure, Baugh was looking good vs India earlier this year But Ramdin has a more level head, he should be recalled pretty soon.
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