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    Posted: 31 May 2007 at 11:02am
Originally posted by Shane Warnabee

By the way what is KPs 'flamingo'
shot?



 That's the outrageous pull of a ball from outside off , through midwicket. He pivots on one leg to play the shot and is still on one leg after completing it.
   It gets it's name from the bird that , when resting , even sleeping , is often seen standing on a single leg.
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debate is the crux of the forum W.G. i dont think ignorance is the right word, people percieve others differently, you of all people should know that. Never assume anything.
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Originally posted by Sledger

Originally posted by Shane Warnabee

By the way what is KPs 'flamingo'
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 That's the outrageous pull of a ball from outside off , through midwicket. He pivots on one leg to play the shot and is still on one leg after completing it.
   It gets it's name from the bird that , when resting , even sleeping , is often seen standing on a single leg.
And includes the most fantastic twist of both wrists I've ever seen in a shot.
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 Yes WG , as the TV presenters on dare devil shows are often saying ," Don't try this at home!"
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Originally posted by samhache

debate is the crux of the forum W.G. i dont think ignorance is the right word, people percieve others differently, you of all people should know that. Never assume anything.
Ignorance is not an abusive or derogatory term - I am ignorant of many things, and am happy to be told such when I overstep my understanding on any matter.  You will discover, in time, that ignorance is the first step to learning - please stop presuming that there is any malicious intent, it becomes boring.

If you believe Pietersen to be unorthodox or to have poor technique then you are ignorant - of orthodoxy and technique.  You cannot play some of the shots KP pulls off without great technique.  Please do not mistake invention and power for unorthodoxy.
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You assume correctly, though I never said his technique was unorthodox. That was my antipodean counterpart, samhache.

I didn't say you did (nah nah nah nah nah Tongue) - you said he had no technique, I said that he did and that it was orthodox.  Now you've just gone and pulled Sam through another pile of brown stuff!!
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And I was joking, you even recognised it yourself. No need for the childish stuff, your a grown man.
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And I was joking, you even recognised it yourself. No need for the childish stuff, your a grown man.
I give up with you Bondy, you clearly have not a humorous bone, muscle or sinew in your body.

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Originally posted by W.G.

Originally posted by bondy

And I was joking, you even recognised it yourself. No need for the childish stuff, your a grown man.
I give up with you Bondy, you clearly have not a humorous bone, muscle or sinew in your body.

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As a lawyer - do you write your own legal documents?
 
Instead of making bold predictions about one's character, don't. You problem is that you assume. Often I am joking, you misinterpret, I misinterpret and it all turns to custard. We're both opinionated- let's leave it at that.
 
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I study law- oh and I'm not liable for those who chose to misconstrue what I said, cough 143.no cough, and assumed was a lawyer.


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Originally posted by bondy

Originally posted by W.G.

Originally posted by bondy

And I was joking, you even recognised it yourself. No need for the childish stuff, your a grown man.
I give up with you Bondy, you clearly have not a humorous bone, muscle or sinew in your body.

PS

As a lawyer - do you write your own legal documents?
 
Instead of making bold predictions about one's character, don't. You problem is that you assume. Often I am joking, you misinterpret, I misinterpret and it all turns to custard. We're both opinionated- let's leave it at that.
 
PS
 
I study law- oh and I'm not liable for those who chose to misconstrue what I said, cough 143.no cough, and assumed was a lawyer.
 
 

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oh, i'm a lawyer, I argue for a living. Sorry I forget to mention that.
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Yes that stament is easily miscontrued.
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Somehow I remember also posting that I studied law, interesting you didn't bother to search for that one to weigh out your argument. But, yes in a sense you are right.

By the way, who is your favourite player ?

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I don't have one really, I enjoy watching all great cricketers. Sadly, they are becoming thin on the ground.
 
PS. pretty sure the study comment came after clobber weighed in about your post.


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Kumar sangakkara...Dilhara fernando, Mhichal Hussy, Damion Martyn, Adam Gilchrist,Aje Jadeja,Chamara kapugedara,Bret Lee,Shane warne,Mark Ramprkash,Nassar Hussain,
here comes Anjelow Mathiws and Dhammika Prsad...
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Post Options Post Options   Quote samhache Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 June 2007 at 12:54am
kumar sangakkara is one of my favourites. Out of the current sri lankan team, he is the best player equal with Murali.
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He is a fantastic player and there is no more such evidence than when he scored a magnificant hundred in Wellington last summer. The only hundred to be scored in the match- a flawless knock, with a not half bad NZ bowling line-up.
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yip, thats right, may i add that, this particular test was highly boring so, Sangakkara brought a bit of excitement to the day!

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From a batsman perspective it was ! The bowlers were licking their lips, especially that Murli !
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Originally posted by neranja

Kumar sangakkara...Dilhara fernando, Mhichal Hussy, Damion Martyn, Adam Gilchrist,Aje Jadeja,Chamara kapugedara,Bret Lee,Shane warne,Mark Ramprkash,Nassar Hussain,
Definately some strange selections there......Jadeja? Hussain???? Very strange....
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what is the strange things in those two guys tonk007, they were good players...their own rghit....
here comes Anjelow Mathiws and Dhammika Prsad...
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Originally posted by neranja

what is the strange things in those two guys tonk007, they were good players...their own rghit....
I guess i have never heard of some of those players ever being mentioned as Favourite players before. I respect your opinion but in my opinion, they are strange selections.....
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My fave player always was and always will be Graeme Craig Smith. Everytime he scores, you can be mighty sure that SA will go on to win the match. My second favourite is AB de Villers.
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he may be a decent cricketer but as a person....not half as good. Im guessing your from SA?
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He's not a bad person samhache, just a little cocky !
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a little cocky? well, thats an understatement if I ever heard one. I suppose im being a little pre - judgemental since i dont actually know the guy, im going on what i hear.
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I think your simply being judgemental. I'm not saying I agree with what he has done, or the way he acts, but I wouldn't say he is a bad person.
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Yep, I think you're right about being 'a little pre-judgemental' Samhache, you can't judge a book by its cover. Instead of making assumptions about his character, shall we just appreciate him for his awesome cricketing abilities?
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Awesome ? I'd say competent at best.
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Nah, I think I'd stick with awesome. He can destroy the opposition on his own.
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Only if it's on the on-side.
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