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SL Vs Pakistan
« on: August 09, 2014, 09:14:44 AM »

Sanga and Matthews smashing it around. Both teams with some big scores.
On another note. How on earth is Ajmal still able to bowl and Kane Williamson who is a part timer is banned? Absolutely ridiculous.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #1 on: August 11, 2014, 03:16:53 PM »

http://www.espncricinfo.com/sri-lanka-v-pakistan-2014/content/current/story/769307.html

SL have called up a 19 year old who has never played first class cricket for the text test.

Imagine that happening in any other country!!!!!! I love SL - they see talent and say come and have a go...
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« Reply #2 on: August 11, 2014, 03:39:23 PM »

6'7 pace bowler. Sounds very promising.
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« Reply #3 on: August 12, 2014, 12:22:12 AM »

Two of the best FTBs of all time, Younis and Sangakkara had a field day in Galle. Plus Mathews is feasting on these flat dead roads...

Wake me up when these pancake batsmen score runs on seaming pitches...
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #4 on: August 12, 2014, 03:10:01 AM »

Two of the best FTBs of all time, Younis and Sangakkara had a field day in Galle. Plus Mathews is feasting on these flat dead roads...

Wake me up when these pancake batsmen score runs on seaming pitches...

I woke you up when Sanga was scoring runs in England, and you just mumbled as if you were sleep walking.
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« Reply #5 on: August 12, 2014, 04:28:13 AM »

Two of the best FTBs of all time, Younis and Sangakkara had a field day in Galle. Plus Mathews is feasting on these flat dead roads...

Wake me up when these pancake batsmen score runs on seaming pitches...

Sorry, how are South Africa going on that flat track in Zimbabwe? Hardly looks like the number 1 team vs number 9...
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« Reply #6 on: August 12, 2014, 07:52:12 AM »

I'm. Sort of with Gerry South Africa as it happens. Whilst I do like kumar, it is Boring on he lifeless and flat roads when teams pile up 989 runs for 3 etc. Makes the game a bit pointless and totally screws stats up. They need to make these wickets equal for batters and bowlers.. If that means 300 ao vs 249 ao then so be it.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #7 on: August 12, 2014, 09:33:51 AM »

Two of the best FTBs of all time, Younis and Sangakkara had a field day in Galle. Plus Mathews is feasting on these flat dead roads...

Wake me up when these pancake batsmen score runs on seaming pitches...

would those runs on seaming pitches count if they were against village bowlers like Jimmy Anderson?

the fact that in sri lanka they play on dry wickets that turn doesn't make them easy to bat on.

It feels as if that the only pitch you think cricket should be played on are fast bouncy ones?  In reality there aren't many of them around...
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #8 on: August 12, 2014, 10:28:23 AM »

would those runs on seaming pitches count if they were against village bowlers like Jimmy Anderson?

the fact that in sri lanka they play on dry wickets that turn doesn't make them easy to bat on.

It feels as if that the only pitch you think cricket should be played on are fast bouncy ones?  In reality there aren't many of them around...

Good point, well made.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #9 on: August 12, 2014, 02:16:07 PM »

would those runs on seaming pitches count if they were against village bowlers like Jimmy Anderson?

the fact that in sri lanka they play on dry wickets that turn doesn't make them easy to bat on.

It feels as if that the only pitch you think cricket should be played on are fast bouncy ones?  In reality there aren't many of them around...
I knew you'd try and big up Sangakkara's flat track feats...

Pitches in Sri Lanka turn? Maybe once in a blue moon. Post Muralidaran, Sri Lanka have been preparing flat pitches for the FTBs to feast on.

If Sangakkara was such an expert on 'turning pitches' whys he average 30 odd in India? 

As for runs on a grass top, yeah they'd count against clubman Anderson, as that's the only type of pitch that makes him look half decent...
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #10 on: August 12, 2014, 04:17:16 PM »

I knew you'd try and big up Sangakkara's flat track feats...

Pitches in Sri Lanka turn? Maybe once in a blue moon. Post Muralidaran, Sri Lanka have been preparing flat pitches for the FTBs to feast on.

If Sangakkara was such an expert on 'turning pitches' whys he average 30 odd in India? 

As for runs on a grass top, yeah they'd count against clubman Anderson, as that's the only type of pitch that makes him look half decent...

Who said he was an expert on turning pitches  ???

Whats a flat track to you Gerry? He averaged over 85 in the last series in England against one of the worlds best bowlers in Anderson, a truly remarkable swing bowler who troubles all of the worlds top batsman.

If they were so flat in SL wouldn't the awesomeness of De Villiers score more than 1 hundred in the series? Oh thats right you still have to apply yourself and bat well.

Yeah he's terrible alright, topping the world test rankings again, your argument is sound.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #11 on: August 12, 2014, 04:29:33 PM »

Who said he was an expert on turning pitches  ???

Whats a flat track to you Gerry? He averaged over 85 in the last series in England against one of the worlds best bowlers in Anderson, a truly remarkable swing bowler who troubles all of the worlds top batsman.

If they were so flat in SL wouldn't the awesomeness of De Villiers score more than 1 hundred in the series? Oh thats right you still have to apply yourself and bat well.

Yeah he's terrible alright, topping the world test rankings again, your argument is sound.
Sangakkara averaged 85 on two of the flattest dead pitches in England in recent history

Would he have averaged 85 if he batted at Lords on the pitch India played on? No.

Would he have averaged 85 playing at old Trafford? No.

Whether AB has x y or z, AB scored runs everywhere. Not just dead pitches.

I rest my case.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #12 on: August 12, 2014, 08:09:59 PM »

Sangakkara averaged 85 on two of the flattest dead pitches in England in recent history

Would he have averaged 85 if he batted at Lords on the pitch India played on? No.

Would he have averaged 85 playing at old Trafford? No.

Whether AB has x y or z, AB scored runs everywhere. Not just dead pitches.

I rest my case.

Odds were at $1.01 that you were going to blame the pitches for Sangas runs. Of course when he scores runs the pitches in England are dead.

What is your point about AB? We can't use him not scoring runs on so called flat tracks because he has scored runs everywhere? What on earth are you on about? Sanga has scored runs everywhere. He is ranked higher in the world than AB. I love AB but I'm just pointing out that one of your greatest ever batsman is behind Sangakarra in the rankings. In all honesty what do you think AB would say about Sanga? If he was touring with a SL side do you think the team would say "Don't worry fellas he only scores runs on flat decks, lets focus on the other batsman". You know he would be the first name mentioned in a team meeting.

You live in your own little world, where only the players you like are any good. If you ever met Sanga you wouldn't say "Sanga you suck, you only score runs on flat decks" You would be the first to try and scramble for a pic with the great man. Stop proving to everyone on here that your out of touch with cricket and only looking to start arguments for fun. I have never met you but I'm going have a guess that you struggle to make friends in the real world and so find solice on the inter web, winding up lovers of cricket and truly gifted batsman and bowlers. I feel sorry for you.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #13 on: August 12, 2014, 08:20:15 PM »

Sangakkara has scored 37 Test Hundreds of which 7 are outside Asia.

2 x NZ
2 x ENG
1 x AUS
1 x ZIM
1 x SA

Now if your maths isn't very sharp...that's only 18.9% of his 100s are outside the flat dead roads of Asia.

So if you're gonna talk tosh, maybe you should so some research prior to opening your mouth..
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #14 on: August 12, 2014, 08:22:04 PM »

Troll.
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