no400 looks far away now, no?
Cremer definitely has his bad days but they seem to be pretty random rather than lining up into ruts. If West Indies were set 200 it'd be game on.. I just don't think they will be.Yeah I'm not really familiar with Cremer enough to know whether his form can just pop back into place overnight and together with Raza they could defend 200.
75% Windies win, 20% draw, 5% Zim win.i reckon 75% windies win and 25% chance of draw what does everyone think?
Powell should have a bit more credit, I guess. He averages 31, since his return to the test side earlier this year. Not really good enough, of course. But what I like is the fact he does manage to take the shine of the new ball consistently. He lacks the conversion of decent starts, which makes me think there is more potential.So Hetmyer, Bravo and Evan Lewis for Blackwood, Kyle Hope and Powell? (in an ideal world)
His fitness levels are atrocious atm. Did you see how much he was struggling in the recent ODI series?Powell should have a bit more credit, I guess. He averages 31, since his return to the test side earlier this year. Not really good enough, of course. But what I like is the fact he does manage to take the shine of the new ball consistently. He lacks the conversion of decent starts, which makes me think there is more potential.
Apart from that, in an ideal world, it would be Chris Gayle. He might have the reputation of the world's hardest T20 6-hitter, but let's not forget he is a damn fine Test opening batsman!
Think Dowrich and Holder could hang around for a while more, but once one of them goes it'll be over pretty quickly, I think.just wonder how long windies can last in their current innings, they could definitely go another session and a half but could also be bowled out early in the day