The role is too much work for a Fleming or Vettori when they can work 6 weeks in India for the same amount. I could see Fleming as the short form coach
The obvious candidate is McMillan for the sake of continuity. He is in the role and its a progression. As long as he keeps the boof factor to a low low low
If Macca takes over, he'd do well to replace himself as batting coach with Matt Bell who is the Whitefern's batting coaching at the moment.
"...sure beats doin' stuff."
The role is too much work for a Fleming or Vettori when they can work 6 weeks in India for the same amount. I could see Fleming as the short form coach
The obvious candidate is McMillan for the sake of continuity. He is in the role and its a progression. As long as he keeps the boof factor to a low low low
If Macca takes over, he'd do well to replace himself as batting coach with Matt Bell who is the Whitefern's batting coaching at the moment.
If Scotland let him go - given they (shamefully ICC) didn't qualify for the World Cup, - surely Bradburn is first in line.
Probably one of our best ever Test wins. Difficult conditions away from home, where we've almost invariably always struggled, had to play from behing for most of the game, hung in there, and pulled out the win basically at the very last moment. It's the 5th closest Test win by runs margin ever.
Some effort by the lads.
Fantastic win. Such discipline and grit. Exactly the sort of example Rudan would like to see!
Haven't even heard of the spinner that got the five wickets.
thought both those spinners are great. They have control and importantly unlike sandtner can actually spin the ball
As for long hop, full toss Ish, hope he never comes back to test cricket if we have these two
Same would apply to Astle
thought both those spinners are great. They have control and importantly unlike sandtner can actually spin the ball
As for long hop, full toss Ish, hope he never comes back to test cricket if we have these two
Same would apply to Astle
Wrist spinning is a seriously difficult craft. Ish has done well amongst all these different formats. Harsh. Most don't have wrists like Warne.
thought both those spinners are great. They have control and importantly unlike sandtner can actually spin the ball
As for long hop, full toss Ish, hope he never comes back to test cricket if we have these two
Same would apply to Astle
Wrist spinning is a seriously difficult craft. Ish has done well amongst all these different formats. Harsh. Most don't have wrists like Warne.
"It's difficult" doesn't really cut it as an excuse for international sport. He has done well in the 20/20 format, but his record in test cricket is horrendous.
This is a pretty cool interactive of Williamson career so far https://insights.nzherald.co.nz/article/kane-will...
People lambasting Williamson and Taylor's run rate should take a look at themselves and see if they are just reflexively being critical of the Black Caps out of habit, or they just don't understand cricket. It was obvious after about 20 overs that the pitch wasn't the belter that the commentators thought it was initially, it was slow and two paced, and 260 would have been a great score, and 230 defendable.
What a performance! Palms were literally sweating while Jadeja and Dhoni were going, couldn't sleep until after 3am!
People lambasting Williamson and Taylor's run rate should take a look at themselves and see if they are just reflexively being critical of the Black Caps out of habit, or they just don't understand cricket. It was obvious after about 20 overs that the pitch wasn't the belter that the commentators thought it was initially, it was slow and two paced, and 260 would have been a great score, and 230 defendable.
What a performance! Palms were literally sweating while Jadeja and Dhoni were going, couldn't sleep until after 3am!
Check out James Nokise on RNZ- lols
Absolutely Christmas. If we can get to play those lying cheating yellow cods in the final and win it will be paradise
I reckon English arrogance will be their undoing. They, like India, wont be able to handle it when the kiwis start to fly.
I think English pressure may be their undoing - playing at Lord's, home tournament, English press ready to get stuck into them
"...sure beats doin' stuff."
A lot will depend on the wicket. The wickets at Lord's in this tournament have had a bit in them, and if the wicket on Sunday is similar NZ has a decent shout. Flat wicket, and England are very strong favourites, especially given Black Caps' batting form outside of the big 2.
People lambasting Williamson and Taylor's run rate should take a look at themselves and see if they are just reflexively being critical of the Black Caps out of habit, or they just don't understand cricket. It was obvious after about 20 overs that the pitch wasn't the belter that the commentators thought it was initially, it was slow and two paced, and 260 would have been a great score, and 230 defendable.
What a performance! Palms were literally sweating while Jadeja and Dhoni were going, couldn't sleep until after 3am!
Check out James Nokise on RNZ- lols
Wow, just checked him out and was expecting to get mad at another Duncan Johnstone type, then breathed a sigh of relief when I saw this
"People praising Kane Williams 67 off 95 while lashing out at Ross Taylor for 67* off 85 is pretty much how Kiwi Cricket fans have treated Taylor his whole career".
It's what i've been saying for a long time (obviously not that exact sentence - but the sentiment). I was raging about that from all the comments I was seeing during the partnership, and after day 1. Especially the "Williamson getting out was Taylor's fault because of the run rate pressure Taylor was putting on him being so slow." comments.
Thanks, will follow James now.
Of all the players that I would want to have one of the games of their lives to bring us the cup, it would be Ross
100 per cent correct - has never got the credit he deserves
Man of the match in the final and the key to us winning may set a few wrongs right
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