Pakistan v West Indies at Christchurch

Now Folks , not the west indian bits and pieces  8)


Veerasammy Permaul scored 87 off 107 balls for Guyana
               
                           

An all-round performance from Veerasammy Permaul helped Guyana register a comfortable

105-run win against Jamaica in Kingston that helped them maintain their top standing

in the Regional 4 day points table.  8)

Permaul's 4 for 22 was then instrumental in restricting Jamaica to 177 in their response

and helped Guyana take a 137-run first-innings lead.

http://www.espncricinfo.com/west-indies-...28273.html

Permaul traps west indian veteran carlton baugh

                     

Shiv 77 *

                     

Bramble is developing well as a keeper/batsman

                     

http://www.espncricinfo.com/west-indies-...28273.html


T&T were feeble in their response. They were bowled out for 177

with Peters picking up five wicket for 21 - his seventh five-wicket haul.

Asked to follow-on, they fared even worse, being bowled out for 75 in 32.1 overs

Shillingford being the most-successful bowler with 4 for 25.

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Permaul traps west indian veteran carlton baugh

                     
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6 wickets in the game.

I cannot understand why all these chaps from Guyana are Test CAPPED  ::LOL::

Chappell pinpointed Pakistan and the West Indies as teams to be considered threats.

Pakistan and the West Indies are ranked seventh and eighth respectively in the ODI standings.

"Pakistan, even the West Indies, I don't think you can write off in these conditions because they'll have good pace bowling."

Chappell, who coached India from 2005 to 2007, also said the favourites were well-placed ahead of the tournament starting on Saturday, Sportal.com reported.

"I think Australia will be well-prepared, probably as well-prepared as anyone else," the Cricket Australia national talent manager said.

"South Africa I think will be pretty well-prepared and will be disciplined and will do what needs to be done and has the attack for the conditions.

"New Zealand can't be underrated. They're putting a good team together at the moment and because they'll be playing in their own backyard, gives them a little bit of an advantage over some of the teams."