Arthur Crabtree wrote:Biltongbek posted about liking CDB. Must be more than one.
D/L wrote:Words fail me for once.
Aidan11 wrote:Arthur Crabtree wrote:It's fine. I say it in front of my parents.braveneutral wrote:Apologies if anyone is called John.
You call both your parents John?
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Says he didn't say it anyway.
D/L wrote:Words fail me for once.
Dr Robert wrote:Back to cricket. Wasn't KP a spinning all-rounder when he first came to England? Most if not all great batsmen started off as batsmen, but not him by all accounts.
braveneutral wrote:Broad was a batter.
Making_Splinters wrote:Dr Robert wrote:Back to cricket. Wasn't KP a spinning all-rounder when he first came to England? Most if not all great batsmen started off as batsmen, but not him by all accounts.
Athers started off as a leg spinner.
It's complete nonsense however that KP was not a more than capable batsman when he arrived in England, he made 92 in his first ever game in England for Warks.
Dr Robert wrote:Making_Splinters wrote:Dr Robert wrote:Back to cricket. Wasn't KP a spinning all-rounder when he first came to England? Most if not all great batsmen started off as batsmen, but not him by all accounts.
Athers started off as a leg spinner.
It's complete nonsense however that KP was not a more than capable batsman when he arrived in England, he made 92 in his first ever game in England for Warks.
But athers was never a great batsman. Didn't KP bat at nine for his saffa side?
D/L wrote:Words fail me for once.
Making_Splinters wrote:Dr Robert wrote:Making_Splinters wrote:Dr Robert wrote:Back to cricket. Wasn't KP a spinning all-rounder when he first came to England? Most if not all great batsmen started off as batsmen, but not him by all accounts.
Athers started off as a leg spinner.
It's complete nonsense however that KP was not a more than capable batsman when he arrived in England, he made 92 in his first ever game in England for Warks.
But athers was never a great batsman. Didn't KP bat at nine for his saffa side?
He did, but he was good enough to be batting in the middle order when he turned up in England. In his first full season in England he averaged 57 with the bat.
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