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Liked his batting ' date=' clean hitting. Most of them are proper shots. Needs to be developed as a no. 6.[/quote'] He's used as an opener for the Cobras. Only comes in down the order for tests. I see him as the future ODI opener for South Africa along with Amla. And the best part is that he's consistent.
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Awesome innings . I seriously hope he doesn't become afridi trying to hit every ball out of the park, which is not possible in every match . He looks grumpy in this picture lol 5A06537D373DFE80A2A697E8F10D201A_1329645788121_184.jpg

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Just watched repeat telecast of the knock. Levi didn't score anything on the off side in the first 60 odd runs he scored :omg: His scoring shots were pulls/mows between fine leg and widish long on and straight hits over long on. The kiwis bowled way too straight to him and he made them pay on a very small ground where the boundary was hardly 60m long. He looks to be another of Warner type players which are mushrooming all over the place post advent of T20s. I guess we should pick a couple of top cow-lashers (Valthaty, Pandey etc.) who do well in IPL for the T20 Cup later this year.

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This guy is a joke! If he played in India or Australia he would get battered. He looked like Steyn on those NZ pitches against Aus but even VK would have done.
You are a joke. Firstly you select crap bowlers in my ODI wc 2moro thread and have been owned here by comparing him to VK. Martin is a solid bowler at least.
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Has a nice jumping action, which is ideal for a test match bowler but for him to going alone without any leg/knee injuries is amazing. He might have admired Dani Morison a lot who also has a similar type of action.

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Ryder takes indefinite break from cricket

Jesse Ryder, the New Zealand batsman, has decided to take an indefinite break from cricket to resolve some personal issues after a "deeply stressful and emotional time". His manager Aaron Klee released a statement on Thursday saying Ryder had pulled out of Wellington's squad for their next Plunket Shield match, against Northern Districts starting Friday, and had not decided when he would make himself available again.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/newzealand/content/current/story/556678.html

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