I.am.Sam
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Was at the Durban game yesterday.
They must sort their stadium announcer out - while the bowler is running up he starts talking!
quite a few complaining about his every ball shouting
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Was at the Durban game yesterday.
They must sort their stadium announcer out - while the bowler is running up he starts talking!
Not necessarily.because it is exactly that... it is the true test of a cricketers ability
Till today, we still regard the best test players as greats... Someone hits a hundred in a t20 and its forgotten by the end of the week
but test 100s and 5fers live in our memories and carry way more weight
Nobody told that to any modern test batsman. Look at our Aus tour. Patience and seizing opportunities is an art too, something that T20 essentially destroyed.Anyone can block and leave all day but can they score quickly?
Let me help youA long time ago and the question still stands
Look at Brevis, never made the national side but made millions by playing ipl, he will be happy to play T20 league cricket for the rest of his career, AB gave up national cricket for the same reasons
Money and fame trumps all
/unfortunately
At least they don't have to put up with a band.quite a few complaining about his every ball shouting
I get goosebumps thinking of all the tests I've watched where a team is against the ropes batting out the final day or two to salvage a draw.Nobody told that to any modern test batsman. Look at our Aus tour. Patience and seizing opportunities is an art too, something that T20 essentially destroyed.
Faf's heroics in Aus where he survived 2 days to save the match is still remembered. Who remembers his last hundred in any other format? Blocking and leaving isn't as simple as it sounds...
The paradigm has changed test cricket was invented because there were no TV's and lots of time.Nobody told that to any modern test batsman. Look at our Aus tour. Patience and seizing opportunities is an art too, something that T20 essentially destroyed.
Faf's heroics in Aus where he survived 2 days to save the match is still remembered. Who remembers his last hundred in any other format? Blocking and leaving isn't as simple as it sounds...
Let's be honest they've been few and far in-between.I get goosebumps thinking of all the tests I've watched where a team is against the ropes batting out the final day or two to salvage a draw.
He is just saying that for what its worth, he is not independent he is still a SA player playing for the domestic leagueLet me help you
Brevis: “Red-ball cricket is the pinnacle"
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Brevis: Test cricket is the pinnacle
Dewald Brevis says he wants to play all three formats for the Proteas.www.sacricketmag.com
Politics played a big part in him leaving IMO. Also, he could've hung around IPL for a couple more years but decided not to.AB gave up national cricket for the same reasons
They have, and that's what makes it even more special when those games do come along. Personally I've been rooting for NZ over the last decade and more often than not have not been disappointed (at least not in the Test arena).Let's be honest they've been few and far in-between.
How many fizzled out to a tame draw or got rain disrupted?
When was the last time Proteas fought it out to provide edge of seat entertainment?
Who else do we root for when SA not playing.
Aus?
Eng?
Ind?
Reasons come with options, once he had options he gave reasons, remove the option and he would not have reasonsPolitics played a big part in him leaving IMO. Also, he could've hung around IPL for a couple more years but decided not to.
It doesn't fit your narrative so you simply dismiss it. Nice.He is just saying that for what its worth, he is not independent he is still a SA player playing for the domestic league
He is enjoying 5 star treatment, and 5 star hotels and nett worth around R10 million he will play for proteas on a tour to Sri Lanka for R60 000 per month and staying at a 3 star holiday inn then change his mind and at 23 he will say he wants to focus on T20 and who can blame him
Create a dedicated thread if you wish to discuss it furtherIt doesn't fit your narrative so you simply dismiss it. Nice.
He is just saying that for what its worth, he is not independent he is still a SA player playing for the domestic league
He is enjoying 5 star treatment, and 5 star hotels and nett worth around R10 million he will play for proteas on a tour to Sri Lanka for R60 000 per month and staying at a 3 star holiday inn then change his mind and at 23 he will say he wants to focus on T20 and who can blame him