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England V WestindiesOne-day internationals England by greyblazer (U6904922) 30 June 2007  In my view it is going to be a interesting match between England, and Westindies as both teams look to put the disappointing Worldcup behind, and start fresh.I think this match can go either way.As far as the teams are concerned Bell has got a recall, as he came through a fitness test, but he hasn't looked comfortable in the oneday format, so there are question marks over him in the onedayers, also Monty as well as Plunkett have come in with Yardy, and Sidebottom missing out respectively, and it is said Sidebottom has been ruled out with a virus, which is unfortunate, as he has been bowling well.For the Westindies Chanderpaul, and Devon Smith too are struggling with injures, but they have been declared fit, and are playing, which is good news from the Westindies point of view, especially Chanderpaul who is a key member in the side. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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greyblazer (U6904922) posted Jul 1, 2007 Among the bowlers I HAVE SEEN Tufnell was talented but didn't do well otherwise in tests Monty is the best as he is accurate and gets bounce but I know there have been many greater bowlers before!
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KipperJohn (U2561200) posted Jul 1, 2007 Uncovered wickets didn't always help the bowlers. Anyway they had to know how to bowl on them - like one does a dry covered dustbowl.
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dylanhighway61 (U8387647) posted Jul 1, 2007 considering someone earlier seemed to think giles was the greatest spinner ever. my vote will go to the mighty Gareth Batty or perhaps Dawson.
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KipperJohn (U2561200) posted Jul 1, 2007 Underwood - 151 of 297 wickets overseas- please don't get me started...Anyway we've just one- good team effort!
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greyblazer (U6904922) posted Jul 1, 2007 What a way to end the innings as a runout gives England victory.Anyhow well done England.
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Square_cut_4_4 (U8210371) posted Jul 1, 2007 And once again the the Mighty Shiv is undefeated, he certainly doesnt give his wicket up easily...amazing...well Done England
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SpeakingCivilised (U4846795) posted Jul 1, 2007 Even when you take away 19 wickets in one match, Laker was an outstanding bowler.
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SpeakingCivilised (U4846795) posted Jul 1, 2007 Laker was less effective when touring. Underwood's performance was about the same at home or when touring.
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h11poc (U4308226) posted Jul 1, 2007 If we are talking the worlds greatest spinners ever then its Murali at number one, Giles at number two and Warne at number three.
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