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Comments (1)
Devon Miller says...
The West Indian selectors even with injuries, could not expect to start only one frontline bowler against South Africa. This form of cricket needs allrounders mostly and its not possible to have a captain who can neither command a place in the batting or bowling department. At least two frontline pacers will be required if we intend to go to the next stage.
Posted 12:49 28th February 2011