The_Pumpkin_King
Jedi Master
Hey is by far the worst presenter i have ever seen, he offers nothing and GONE GONE GONE!! OOOOOH HE'S GONE!!! he offers nothing other than stating the blatantly obvious and making a big noise.
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(Mpumelelo) Pommy Mbangwa's batting is for the Gods to view. 25 innings, 8 not outs and 34 runs gives him an unbelievable average of 2.00. He has been dismissed at 0 for nearly 40% of his crease visits. He has a highest score of 8, the only one in this elite group [of really crap batsmen] not to have crossed 9 runs. He has always batted at no.11. His average partnership is an unbelievably low 6.8. What more do you want. I would have paid money to see Pommy bat. Note his batting sequence: 0, 2, 0, 4, 0*, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2*, 3, 2, 0, 1*, 2, 0*, 0*, 1*, 3, 0, 0, 1*, 8, 0*, 5. One fascinating string of scores.
Best commentators for me : Tony Cozier, Geoff Boycot and Mark Nicholas
Best commentators for me : Tony Cozier, Geoff Boycot and Mark Nicholas , I do not have a problem with pommy, but bloody hell Paul Adams irritates the **** out of me.
Danny Morris, Kepler, Daryl Cullinin are ok. And you got to love the WI accents of Ian Bishop, Courtney Walsh, Micheal Holding and Geoffrey Dijon =) YAMAAN!
In case you thought Pommy knew nothing about cricket....
From an article on cricinfo, Okay, Bradman is at No.1... but who is last?
In 2001 [Pommy] started television commentary, where his quiet thoughtful views were well received, and in 2005 he ended a brief foray into coaching by commiting full-time to his TV career. He was one of international cricket's genuine No. 11s.
Hey at least he quit coaching. Can you imagine if he'd coached our batsmen
Hey at least he quit coaching. Can you imagine if he'd coached our batsmen![]()