We were going to go for Mohammad Asif, but he's injured. Then we thought about it for a minute and thought: 'Hang on. If Shahid Afridi isn't one to watch, who in this solar system actually is?'.Because while there's no guarantee of success, you can be 100% certain that you'll see SOMETHING. It might be the fastest ever one-day international hundred; it might be a single ludicrous six and then missing a straight one; it might be dancing on the pitch in his spikes while there's a bomb scare elsewhere in the ground; or it might just be skying his first delivery with an undignified heave. It's sure to be something though.
For his continuing battle against reason and common sense, we salute Shahid Afridi.
Other players to watch during the World Cup
no razzaq.....unfortunately!!
ReplyDeletelove watching him spank the leather off the ball!!!
I have 3 names for the 9 players
ReplyDeleteSanath Jayasuriya, Sri Lanka - World Cup players to watch
Kumar Sangakkara, Sri Lanka - World Cup players to watch
Upul Thranga, Sri Lanka - World Cup players to watch
hope to see one of them in ur post
cheers
Do we detect a theme, Sampath? Rest assured, each of the Test nations (no Zimbabwe) is being represented.
ReplyDeleteWe won't say which Sri Lankan's appearing yet though.
Wot, no Ryan ten Doeschate? Outrageous.
ReplyDeleteWe should really jack this in with omissions as glaring as Ryan Ten Doeschate's.
ReplyDeleteWell, he's got a ODI career average of 55 with the bat and 22 with the ball. You can't argue with figures, right? Oh.
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