Exactly, he's somewhat of an unknown quantity. Lets wait and see before saying Ishant isn't that big of a loss because Umesh exists.
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googlyeyes
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Lol Ishant I'd say is about as important as Bumrah given his last few years in test cricket. Maybe even the most important given his experience and form atm.
Prince EWS
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Bruce's dismissal was gross. It's the sort of thing that happens in the middle overs of fifty over cricket a bit, but still.
thierry henry
Well-known member
His action changed quite significantly but that was a few years ago now.
He used to be notable for the sneaky pace he generated from an ambling run up and clunky looking action with no real leap at the crease.
Now he runs in a lot faster and has a leap, yet seems to have actually lost pace. I guess the pace used to come from that stiff, jerky gather he used to have.
Kippax
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Don't tell me there's been a resounding victory for Worker over Ravindra in the race towards those Ireland ODIs. Sad to see it man. That RR bowling could've been ideal in the West Indies and Bangladesh after that, but he was loose and adventurous this morning, didn't sell his wicket too dearly at all.
Excellent come back by the lads, George Worker scoring a massive one. What do you guys make of him? He has 3 50s in 10 hits in ODI and 1 50 in 2 games in T20Is. That's not bad you would think. Why not Worker for Munro in the one day series?
Have to say Ravindra didn't help himself getting out for a loose shot today for a duck. A good score to back up his not so bad score in the previous game the selectors would have had him in the one day squad over the winter I feel.
Have to say Ravindra didn't help himself getting out for a loose shot today for a duck. A good score to back up his not so bad score in the previous game the selectors would have had him in the one day squad over the winter I feel.
Cole McConchie going strength to strength with each inning. Another good all rounder throwing his name in the hat for future. His record will imrprove although doesn't look all that flash right now. Besides he's only 28.
I didn't realize Worker is only 30. I was thinking he was much older and ruled him out of the next one day world cup. Why can't he be the replacement for Munro in one day cricket? He's not that bad a player.
I didn't realize Worker is only 30. I was thinking he was much older and ruled him out of the next one day world cup. Why can't he be the replacement for Munro in one day cricket? He's not that bad a player.
Going a bit too hard at the ball rather than his usual self of banking on good timing. The super smash can do that.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
DOn't know how I feel about Worker doing well tbh. I kind of like him but he strikes me as the classic too good for domestic, not good enough for internationals.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
I've always found it interesting that a lot of players you'd put in that category do well in A-team cricket at home but struggle at it abroad. It might just be "humans notice patterns when they aren't there" or confirmation bias but it certainly seems that way to me.