TooFastTim
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yes, but he is part of the Aussie commentating team, he took the job of Richie Benaut
Only on tour. Benaud still commentates in Aus.
yes, but he is part of the Aussie commentating team, he took the job of Richie Benaut
yes, but he is part of the Aussie commentating team, he took the job of Richie Benaut
Mark Nicholas is the best for me.
The others are too biased and often say something that erk me. They think the English are the best Cricket team on planet earth.
Sadly, they are proving to be better than SA now. I never expected SA to struggle with England.
I think he is ok but I have to admit that he often seems to be trying too hard to say something controversial....
I don't think there is anything wrong with the South African commentators.
Boycott's mum is a better flyhalf then Ruan Pienaar.![]()
He should just be banned from doing the tosses.Ravi Shashri aint bad either thinking of Indian commentators.
He should just be banned from doing the tosses.![]()
He should just be banned from doing the tosses.![]()
Whatever happened to Symcox?
November 10 - Former South African cricketing great and well-known TV commentator, Pat Symcox, has resigned from pay channel, SuperSport, after allegedly becoming 'fed up' with restrictions imposed on his commentary as well as his 'below par' salary.
Symcox said he was sick and tired of being instructed by SuperSport executives on what he could and could not say on air.
Symcox is a well-known critic of the 'quota system' that was introduced into South African cricket to benefit previously disadvantaged players.
Regarded as one of South Africa's best spin bowlers of his time, the former cricketer is expected to leave SuperSport after next week's Indian Tour of South Africa.
However, it is believed that Symcox will not comment for SuperSport but instead for international sports network, ESPN during the tour, which will not be broadcast in South Africa.
Regarding his salary with SuperSport, Symcox told a reporter that the amount of time he spent commentating did not match his salary and that he was looking for greener pastures.
Symcox played first class cricket for South Africa for 21 years, having played in a staggering 20 Tests and 80 one-day internationals. He retired from cricket in 1999.
Geoff, Michael Holding, Tony Greig & Richie Benaud are the best in the game, not the useless talent we got here like Trevor Squirk & Neil Johnson!
He got p*ssed off with SS!
http://www.gamblingsa.com/stories/gsa-cricket-commentator-quits-supersport.html