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Mr. Glass
Is the bowler Bravo in your avatar?Bravo will be playing IPL.
Is the bowler Bravo in your avatar?Bravo will be playing IPL.
I agree that it would be ideal for Barath to debut against Bangladesh after the England tour. But I take issue with Smith being proven against the swinging ball as he has been absolutely terrible on the last two tours of England. They even dropped him once and were willing to give Sylvester Joseph a go at the top of the order! Am I the only one who saw him get out caught between keeper and gully driving against the swinging ball? And if he manages to survive the swinging ball he will immediately miss a straight one or give it away against the spinner.A lot of niave people would have called for him to be in the team as opposed to someone like Devon Smith who is whilst being shocking against spin, is in many respects proven against the swinging ball so I'm glad to see the selectors havn't thrown Barath in the deep end.
He gets some good outswing with the new ball when he pitches it up. Unfortunately he has short bowling syndrome as he knows he has some serious pace and so does not pitch it up as much as he should do. He is quite an exciting talent as he has that rare ability to give batsmen the hurry up even on the slowest of pitches (he was very impressive in Guyana).Anyone know is Pascal is a decent swinger of the ball? I know he's got some decent pace but that's about it
No. Jerome Taylor during England's 51ao.Is the bowler Bravo in your avatar?
Hopefully he'd have developed an offside game by then. Bravo and Simmons play too much to leg for my liking.Also Kraigg Braithwaite is a remarkable young batsman. I have not seen him myself but I have some Bajan connections who have and they are very excited about him.
From what I have heard he does not have the shots all around the wicket that Barath,Lil Bravo and Kieron Powell have but he can top them all when it comes to protecting his wicket and time spent at the crease even though he is only 16.
He does not have very much of an off side game at this stage but he is very strong through the leg side and will simply stay at the crease until he gets a scoring opportunity on the leg side.
I would back him for a fairly early international debut (maybe 18/19 years old) simply because he is so mentally strong. He seems like an experienced player in a 16 year old cricketers body.
Bravo has much more of an offside game than Simmons though. He's much less likely to get bogged down. Simmons, however, seems to only have a legside game unless the ball is short and wide.Hopefully he'd have developed an offside game by then. Bravo and Simmons play too much to leg for my liking.
Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 0
N Deonarine 11 20 2 1068 198 59.33 2 7 0
(Guyana)
RS Morton 11 18 0 1010 231 56.11 3 5 0
(Leeward Islands)
FL Reifer 12 21 0 1002 140 47.71 3 5 1
(Combined Campuses and Colleges)
A Barath 11 20 1 845 192 44.47 2 4 2
(Trinidad & Tobago)
DR Smith 11 19 3 833 155 52.06 2 4 0
(Barbados)
RO Hinds 8 12 0 792 240 66.00 3 2 1
(Barbados)
TL Lambert 12 22 0 759 143 34.50 1 4 0
(Jamaica)
D Ganga 12 21 5 739 96* 46.18 0 6 2
(Trinidad & Tobago)
RN Lewis 12 22 4 720 85 40.00 0 5 0
(Windward Islands)
DE Bernard 12 22 3 657 97 34.57 0 5 1
(Jamaica)
Player Mat Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 5 10
RA Austin 12 543.1 109 1444 60 6/123 8/123 24.06 2.65 54.3 3 0
(Combined Campuses and Colleges)
S Shillingford 12 456.4 107 1067 56 6/57 9/92 19.05 2.33 48.9 2 0
(Windward Islands)
OV Brown 12 426.3 82 1143 52 6/85 11/112 21.98 2.67 49.2 3 1
(Jamaica)
GC Tonge 12 302.1 46 1104 44 7/58 9/89 25.09 3.65 41.2 4 0
(Leeward Islands)
A Martin 11 368.1 87 957 42 7/81 11/120 22.78 2.59 52.5 3 1
(Leeward Islands)
NO Miller 7 365.1 110 621 38 8/41 10/98 16.34 1.70 57.6 2 1
(Jamaica)
I Khan 8 273.4 50 729 38 5/33 7/66 19.18 2.66 43.2 2 0
(Trinidad & Tobago)
D Bishoo 10 394.3 65 1179 38 6/64 9/98 31.02 2.98 62.2 1 0
(Guyana)
RO Hinds 8 315.2 74 716 36 6/89 9/132 19.88 2.27 52.5 1 0
(Barbados)
AS Jaggernauth 12 428.0 104 1075 36 6/47 7/87 29.86 2.51 71.3 3 0
(Trinidad & Tobago)
Player Mat Inns Dis Ct St Max Dis Inns Dis/Inn
PA Browne 11 21 42 42 0 7 (7ct 0st) 2.000
(Barbados)
C Walton 12 21 38 36 2 5 (5ct 0st) 1.809
(Combined Campuses and Colleges)
LOD James 7 13 31 27 4 4 (4ct 0st) 2.384
(Windward Islands)
DC Thomas 11 20 30 29 1 4 (4ct 0st) 1.500
(Leeward Islands)
G Mohammed 11 21 29 25 4 4 (4ct 0st) 1.380
(Trinidad & Tobago)
DO Christian 11 18 23 18 5 5 (5ct 0st) 1.277
(Guyana)
ADS Fletcher 9 9 18 17 1 3 (3ct 0st) 2.000
(Windward Islands)
CS Baugh 5 10 15 14 1 3 (3ct 0st) 1.500
(Jamaica)
KH Hibbert 7 14 15 14 1 3 (3ct 0st) 1.071
(Jamaica)
D Ramdin 1 2 6 4 2 3 (3ct 0st) 3.000
(Trinidad & Tobago)
CA Morris 1 2 5 5 0 3 (3ct 0st) 2.500
(Barbados)
JN Hamilton 1 2 2 2 0 2 (2ct 0st) 1.000
(Leeward Islands)
SSW Liburd 8 0 1 0 1 1 (0ct 1st) -
(Leeward Islands)
D Hicks 1 2 0 0 0 0 0.000
(Guyana)
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Econ Team Opposition Ground Match Date
G Wallace 10.0 2 20 8 2.00 Jamaica v Leeward Is Basseterre 9 Jan 2009
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Econ Team Opposition Ground Match Date
G Wallace 37.0 6 73 11 1.97 Jamaica v Leeward Is Basseterre 9 Jan 2009
Player Runs Mins Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Match Date
RO Hinds 240 - 218 35 4 Barbados v Leeward Is Philipsburg 23 Jan 2009
RS Morton 231 450 403 22 4 Leeward Is v Comb CC Charlestown 27 Mar 2009
DS Smith 212 - 325 18 4 Windward Is v Guyana St George's 9 Jan 2009
RS Morton 210 - 300 21 2 Leeward Is v Barbados Crab Hill 21 Mar 2009
O Phillips 204 515 396 23 4 Comb CC v Leeward Is Charlestown 27 Mar 2009
Funny, that....