sloandog wrote:Put ya dummy back in mate, nobody blames him for leaving, New Zealand provided better cricket quality and a future in cricket when he left....
get over it.
you said his stats were good and i proved they were average.
You proved to me that you clearly dont know the difference between good stats and average stats
sloandog wrote:Put ya dummy back in mate, nobody blames him for leaving, New Zealand provided better cricket quality and a future in cricket when he left....
get over it.
you said his stats were good and i proved they were average.
You proved to me that you clearly dont know the difference between good stats and average stats
i simply proved i have a better definition of good than you do. personally i consider a batting average over 40 as being good and over 45 as being excellent. struggling to get to 34 is pathetic.
A talented batsman but a modest, hardworking character, Stuart Matsikenyeri is the third of three school friends from Churchill Boys High School, Harare to represent Zimbabwe in international cricket. - Cricinfo.
A talented batsman but a modest, hardworking character, Stuart Matsikenyeri is the third of three school friends from Churchill Boys High School, Harare to represent Zimbabwe in international cricket. - Cricinfo.
[/quote]i simply proved i have a better definition of good than you do. personally i consider a batting average over 40 as being good and over 45 as being excellent. struggling to get to 34 is pathetic.[/quote]
A batting average over 30 in New Zealand is good. The pitches aren't exactly batting paradises. Colin de Grandhomme is being talked about as a future international for New Zealand. If someone is good enough to be in contention for the New Zealand side they are certainly good enough to play for Zimbabwe.
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Well you certainly don't know what a chav is do you pal if you think that's how they speak
And mate, I tried to end the argument by saying that, so by aggravated me even more and saying what you just said.....don't you think you're the one that needs growing up
i simply proved i have a better definition of good than you do. personally i consider a batting average over 40 as being good and over 45 as being excellent. struggling to get to 34 is pathetic.[/quote]
A batting average over 30 in New Zealand is good. The pitches aren't exactly batting paradises. Colin de Grandhomme is being talked about as a future international for New Zealand. If someone is good enough to be in contention for the New Zealand side they are certainly good enough to play for Zimbabwe.[/quote]
Well you certainly don't know what a chav is do you pal if you think that's how they speak
And mate, I tried to end the argument by saying that, so by aggravated me even more and saying what you just said.....don't you think you're the one that needs growing up
if you do not know what a chav is then i doubt you are in england.
you are wrong on batting average.
A talented batsman but a modest, hardworking character, Stuart Matsikenyeri is the third of three school friends from Churchill Boys High School, Harare to represent Zimbabwe in international cricket. - Cricinfo.
You proved to me that you clearly dont know the difference between good stats and average stats
