WI vs NZ - Test Series - Page 6

Kemar Roach, right handed bat , comes to the crease

"Not sure why Kemar Roach is sent
ahead of Jerome Taylor. With all due respect to
Roach's defensive batting ability one should not
forget that Taylor has a Test hundred to his
name. That too in match saving cause."

This content was originally posted by-Sayed.

"Not sure why Kemar Roach is sent
ahead of Jerome Taylor. With all due respect to
Roach's defensive batting ability one should not
forget that Taylor has a Test hundred to his
name. That too in match saving cause."

Taylor's century came against the same
opposition ...

65.2 M Craig to Roach
4 FOUR! Classic drive! Floated outside off, Roach gets
forward and drives it square through cover-point. The
ball goes through to the ropes for a boundary.

65.5 M Craig to K Roach
W OUT! Roach walks! Bowls it on off, turns in, Roach
gets an inside edge as he looks to turn it through the on
side. The ball lobs up towards leg slip. Fulton takes the
catch and appeals. Roach walks off at first and the
umpire spots it too and gives it out. A well earned
wicket for Craig!

Jerome Taylor comes out to bat.

67.1
Craig to Chanderpaul, 1 run, angles this in
towards off stump. Chanderpaul goes back and
dabs it in front of point to reach his 63rd Test 50

""Like Ryan Giggs of Manchester United,
Chanders should be made Player/Coach of WI
since only he understands what test cricket is
about: stamina, patience, willpower, grit and
determination. Time for Gibson to go!""

Boult to Taylor, OUT
JE Taylor c McCullum b Boult 7 (12b 1x4 0x6)
SR: 58.33

This content was originally posted by-Sayed.

Boult to Taylor, OUT
JE Taylor c McCullum b Boult 7 (12b 1x4 0x6)
SR: 58.33

what a catch! That bounced a little too, and he pushed at it with a straight
bat. Hit him high on the bat and McCullum at
short cover took a blinder, diving forward, as it
died on him. It was inches from the ground, and
was well out in front of where he was initially
stationed

"I am sure Chanders must be really high on
the list of batsmen who have seen the most
wickets falling on the other end. Do we have any
number for that?"