Plops Champion! Tournaments Won: 2Yeah I suppose that the bowling could use a little experience, would be a great attack if Pollock was still around. Just a shame that players like Kallis and Ntini have lost their edge when you have a fire cracker like Steyn leading the attack.Originally Posted by Faisal1985
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Samaraaweera or Jayawardene for that matter have really not been tested in this partnership. Jayawardene has batted well though.
Last edited by Pratters; 22-09-2009 at 09:35 AM.
I think both played a bit slower then i thought...they should have played a but more aggressively...
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I keep commentary on mute while watching international games. I concetrate far better watching games like this.
^ Don't know if that's pointing towards the posts......
Anyhow, I like commentary, it keeps reminding me that after all its a sport......
Thorougly unimpressed with Smith's bowling changes throughout this match.
my god its like SA is trying to chase 330+, how many short wide balls can they send down in a single 50 over innings.
For as long as there is limited overs cricket - of ten, twenty or fifty overs - there will remain the Sri Lankan spinners' mid-innings choke
I feel like kicking my own ass... in my fantasy team i picked Smith over Dilshan and Umar Akmal over Jayawardene... lol
Finally...
2 in 2...
I wasn't pointing towards you Faisal.
Any ways, don't think Sri Lanka will get 330. South African death bowling is good. Still a good total though.
Steyn not bowling his full 10 is criminal.
WTF Graeme?
Parnell and Styen bowled very well, but only time will tell if it was a little too late........
SL has the bowling to contain SA.....i think it all depends on how the SA get going in the chase...the first 10-15 overs will decide the game....
And his economy rate was the second best among all the bowlers today.
Morkel, Kallis, and Parnell were quite a disappointment for SA today.
Was a Kolpak last year at Derby, but not this, so assume he's available now.
As a "Cape Coloured" I'd have thought he'd be more likely to benefit from quotas than anything else tho.
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