greenone
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KP was a very good cricketer but has always had his head up his own posterior.
KP was very clear in his condemnation of the county game , calling it poor and lacking in talent and a waste of time
He didn’t like the fact he was challenged when they questioned him about the 100 being played during prone England cricket season and it was his normal deflected response of “money” and “excitement” and “growing the game” - and again didn’t like to be told that we already had that with the T20 Blast
The nan clearly still has his head up his own rear and will always be not interested in franchise cricket - something which will never work in England and will ruin the county game
The ECB and Mr Harrison need to take an inward look at themselves because the blame sits with them
Well great effort from England - prob the wrong choice at the toss but too many wickets dropping , brilliant from Sciver
Well great effort from England - prob the wrong choice at the toss but too many wickets dropping , brilliant from Sciver
How else are you going to get the 16.4 and 20/20 in the middle of the summer if you don't start the 4 day stuff now.6 out 7 county Championship matches drawn. Doubt many have been affected by rain.
What is the reason so early in the season?
6 out 7 county Championship matches drawn. Doubt many have been affected by rain.
What is the reason so early in the season?
It can't be Stokes. Physically and mentally he is not robust enough. He needs to look after himself without the added baggage of the captaincy.Root has resigned as captain. He gave his best but I think its long accepted he wasn't the sharpish in certain scenarios.
Who replaces him? Stokes? Bairstow? Cook? ?
Uncertain times.
Root has resigned as captain. He gave his best but I think its long accepted he wasn't the sharpish in certain scenarios.
Who replaces him? Stokes? Bairstow? Cook? ?
Uncertain times.
There really is no obvious successor. They either go for a current Test player without obvious captaincy credentials, or a natural leader who perhaps isn’t up to Test standard. I don’t see a simple solution.
I think it's time to go for the best leader, out of the bunch who may not be quite up to test standard. Stick him to bat at six or seven and let him lead and inspire others by his leadership ability, as opposed to hoping that his batting ability will drag poorer players up.
A Mike Brierly type character, rather than a Joe Root.