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99 metres !
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Kyle Mayers goes bang! and thats another one that goes out of the ground.
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New Balls please............
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When Kyle Mayers hits em, they usually stay hit!
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Kyle Mayers is going to be one of those sportsmen who’s YouTube highlights package rivals that of guys who achieve 50 times what he achieves overall by the time he retires.
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Do you reckon he may be one of these guys that underperforms more than what he is known for?
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Im thinking if he cant do this against the current World Champs, no reason why he couldnt do it to other sides.
You just dont know what you get the West Indies these days. Their best can beat anyone on their day, their worst means they can lose to the likes of a Scotland or Netherlands.
They are an enigma
You just dont know what you get the West Indies these days. Their best can beat anyone on their day, their worst means they can lose to the likes of a Scotland or Netherlands.
They are an enigma
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This is a question that confused me tonight. Why are there so many English in the crowd, i reckon its a 75:25 crowd in favour of the English. Is this a common winter vacation spot for the English? And its pretty much close to a full house over there.
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You would think West Indies being at home in 2024 , will have to give a better showing than what they did in 2022, when they couldnt get out of the qualifiers.
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Oh hell yes.
I’ve said this from basically the beginning.
Have a look at his record, and then have a look at some of his better performances on the field.
That century - or double century - on debut against Bangladesh wasn’t just borderline ‘in the mix’, it WAS and still is one of the greatest innings in test history. I don’t care who it was against. Bangladesh are a legitimately competitive team at home, they had set a big target, the West Indies are 3-59 chasing 400, and he hits 200 on an Asian deck in the fourth innings, on test debut. His second century against the same opposition was at 4-140, he smacks 143 off 200.
He destroyed England with the ball to win them a test.
His lone odi century against a full member nation was against Southee, Boult, Ferguson and Santner opening the batting!
He played at the Gabba what is quite possibly the best shot that has been played this century - that back-foot drive into the second tier that went 108 metres.
As a Windies fan if you offered me a genie to let me unlock one player’s full potential, it would be his.
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Yes
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West Indies lead the best of 5 series 1-0.
They win the 1st T20 with 11 balls to spare.
They win the 1st T20 with 11 balls to spare.
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I totally agree with Tim Wigmore there
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There is some swagger - not false swagger, either - about the team just starting to creep into it as well at the moment.
Having Russell walk out to bat the way he does will always help that to be fair
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Well there is no doubt that the West Indies have some sort of fire in the belly for not qualifying for last years main T20 World Cup event.
Hosein also has to be one of the most underrated spinners in the white ball format. Watched a bit of the T10 league in Abu Dhabi and he played a big role in helping his team win the championship. He also had a good game against England last night.
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Awesomely I’ve just read that Holder opted out of a central contract so I’m not sure where that leaves him with regard to the test squad. It doesn’t preclude him from playing but I would imagine it makes it a decent percentage less likely 
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The Cricket WI press release says:Awesomely I’ve just read that Holder opted out of a central contract so I’m not sure where that leaves him with regard to the test squad. It doesn’t preclude him from playing but I would imagine it makes it a decent percentage less likely
"NOTE: Jason Holder, Kyle Mayers and Nicholas Pooran declined the offer of central contracts but confirmed their availability for all West Indies T20 Internationals during the contract year."
So I'd say it doesn't look good for anything outside T20s.
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Yeah im not real pleased about it
Where's this Modie fellow been hiding? He's been killing it in all formats. Was he not an option on the Windies last tour down under?
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Watched a bit of the game last night in Game 2. West Indies may have won but their batters did really struggle in the middle overs against the spin of : Adil Rashid and Rehan.
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