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    @taniwharugby said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

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    Was just waiting for this 🙂

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    I guess I must be one of the very few who regard Vaas as bloody class. When Boult first burst into the scene, I always wanted him to be half the man Vaas was.

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    @mimic said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    I guess I must be one of the very few who regard Vaas as bloody class. When Boult first burst into the scene, I always wanted him to be half the man Vaas was.

    I don't think anyone is saying Vaas wasn't bloody good in his day but he's certainly never mentioned as an all time great. Not in the Wasim/Davidson bracket that's for sure ( neither is Boult but Vaas, like TB, would be a contender for an all time Sri Lankan 11 )

    Obviously I never saw Davidson play but Wasim was half of the best fast bowling duo I've ever seen.

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    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    66 right hand batsmen meet the same criteria of 5000 runs.

    But of them I think only 1, Michael Clarke, was left handed.

    Tendulkar was a lefty too.

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    @mn5 he also bowled left arm spin at test level.

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    @cyclops said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    66 right hand batsmen meet the same criteria of 5000 runs.

    But of them I think only 1, Michael Clarke, was left handed.

    Tendulkar was a lefty too.

    No, he bowled right arm. Either medium pace or wrist spin.

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    One thing I did read was that after the first world war someone did an analysis of first class batsmen who fought in the war and a significantly higher proportion of left handers were killed than right handers.

    They attributed it mainly to military gear being designed for right handers e.g. rifle bolts, but presumably in trenches there were spyholes and suchlike also designed for people who were right eye dominant and the poor old lefties had half their heads exposed whilst peering through.

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    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @cyclops said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    66 right hand batsmen meet the same criteria of 5000 runs.

    But of them I think only 1, Michael Clarke, was left handed.

    Tendulkar was a lefty too.

    No, he bowled right arm. Either medium pace or wrist spin.

    Depends on how you define a lefty.
    I'm a lefty, but when batting and bowling, I was a righty.

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    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @cyclops said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    66 right hand batsmen meet the same criteria of 5000 runs.

    But of them I think only 1, Michael Clarke, was left handed.

    Tendulkar was a lefty too.

    No, he bowled right arm. Either medium pace or wrist spin.

    http://www.espncricinfo.com/india/content/player/35320.html
    from the link:
    Bowling style Right-arm offbreak, Legbreak googly

    I remember his bowling was described in an indian program as left/right fast medium off leg spin 😛

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    Some NZ stats, about Boult in particular.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/cricket/99822563/things-you-may-have-missed-as-the-black-caps-swept-the-west-indies-in-hamilton

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    "The Black Caps swept the floor of the West Indies"

    That was nice of them. Taking the ABs sweeping the changing room to another level.

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    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @cyclops said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @rapido said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    66 right hand batsmen meet the same criteria of 5000 runs.

    But of them I think only 1, Michael Clarke, was left handed.

    Tendulkar was a lefty too.

    No, he bowled right arm. Either medium pace or wrist spin.

    But his dominant hand was his left hand.

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    I'm sometimes left handed................................................. for variety

    boom tish

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    Boult sure did get them wickets quickly. I can't believe he only debuted six years ago!

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    CDG is out of the series, he’s off to Zimbabwe after the death of his father.

    His replacement is a like for like replacement drum roll please, none other than All Rounder Doug Bracewell...

    Yet in the same article they quote Larsen as saying that Kuggeleijn isn’t a genuine option as an allrounder at international level.

    Excuse me, what?

    Don’t have an issue with Bracewell being picked, but come on a genuine all rounder he is not! He’s a bowler who can swing the bat ala Southee and Boult.

    Looking forward to Wednesday’s game, a mate with people in high places got us good tickets. It’s been a long time between drinks for Cobham Oval.

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  • No QuarterN Offline
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    Ryder is still kicking around the domestic scene isn't he? Should chuck him in for the ODI series and watch the Fern melt down.

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    @no-quarter said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    Ryder is still kicking around the domestic scene isn't he? Should chuck him in for the ODI series and watch the Fern melt down.

    My melting would be with heat generated from happiness.

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    @hooroo said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    @no-quarter said in Black Caps vs Windies Test Series:

    Ryder is still kicking around the domestic scene isn't he? Should chuck him in for the ODI series and watch the Fern melt down.

    My melting would be with heat generated from happiness.

    It would take you right back to the 80s to see some fat guy amble out to the middle after putting down his beer can and proceeding to cane the bowlers.

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  • HoorooH Offline
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    @crucial So long as he canes the bowlers, Crucial, so long as he canes the bowlers...

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