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Neal Gardner retweeted
Jun 10
Really happy to team up with @pythaginboots!
Weāre going to be doing a ton of World Cup content, both on YouTube and on spaces - especially the latter.
If you have any suggestions on content ideas, do drop them below!
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Excited to announce Iāll teaming up with @NealGardner_ and @coachrafaz22 throughout the tournament on X.
Weāll be bringing:
ā½ļø Tactical and topical breakdowns (Video Podcast On X)
šļø Live X Spaces before and after major matches
š Data-driven analysis from across the World Cup
Watch This Space š
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Apr 10
Doesnāt work like that. Of course heās very early, but long term, the work starts now. If he continues exclusively working on t20 cricket and not honing in the fundamentals required for the longer forms, he will not get there. And that would be a great shame.
And btw, that doesnāt mean he needs to cede what currently works. Guys like Head have set the template to succeed in all three formats.
Apr 10
You cannot put Vibhav & late in the same sentence lol. He's probably a decade early. š
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Apr 10
A talent like this HAS to be nurtured for the longer forms too. Youāve got to start putting in the work now, before itās too late. Clearly very special.
Apr 10
If Vaibhav Sooryavanshi takes down Hazlewood today...the only question should be whether you give him window seat or aisle seat on the plane for that T20I series against England in June
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Apr 6
Whatever Green sold for in the auction was outrageous lol.
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Apr 4
I genuinely canāt believe how strange some people are š
Yes, yes I would have. āIndianā isnāt even an ethnicity ffs.
Why "random Indian lad?"
If this was someone of WI or SENA origin, would you have mentioned ethnicity?
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Apr 4
Whatās really surprised me this IPL is the quality of those of these Indian fast bowlers. Clearly raw, but thereās so much to work with.
Be a shame if at least a few of them donāt develop into longer format bowlers.
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Apr 4
Why tf is a random Indian lad bowling 150 clicksā¦ damn
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Apr 4
And remove the impact sub. Donāt like it at all, the power surge is more tactical and more fair imo.
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Mar 31
Well thenā¦..
Mar 31
I donāt see it with Cooper Connolly, man.
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Mar 30
wtf is this kid?!? Never seen anything like this š
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Mar 25
āSerious consideration of restricting participation in bilateral series involving Indiaā??? š
Mar 24
Ben Duckettās last-minute withdrawal from the IPL is not just a ādifficult personal decision,ā itās a serious breach of professional commitment that undermines the very structure of franchise cricket.
When a player enters the IPL auction and is picked by a franchise like Delhi Capitals, it sets off months of planning, strategy, and resource allocation. Pulling out at the eleventh hour disrupts team balance, forces last-minute scrambling, and disrespects both the franchise and its fanbase.
Yes, international cricket is important but that cannot become a convenient excuse to walk away from signed contracts whenever it suits individual priorities. If players are allowed to opt in and out of the IPL at will, it sets a dangerous precedent that weakens the leagueās credibility and operational integrity.
The IPL and BCCI must take a firm, uncompromising stance here. This isnāt just about one player, itās about protecting the sanctity of the tournament.
A strong deterrent is essential: a multi-year ban from the IPL, and serious consideration of restricting participation in bilateral series involving India, must be on the table.
Professional sport runs on accountability. You cannot enjoy the benefits of the IPL ecosystem and then abandon your obligations without facing consequences. If the league wants to maintain its global stature, such actions cannot go unpunished.
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Mar 8
New Zealand made this seem like a much better batting wicket than it was with their new-ball bowling. They truly were abhorrent tonight.
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Mar 8
Using the conditions argument against this Indian side is hilarious when theyāve literally won back-to-back world cups, the last in VASTLY different conditions.
Theyāre just the best white ball side in the world. By a distance.
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Mar 8
Itās difficult to compare him with the legends from the past because cricket has evolved immensely and the skillsets required today are vastly different.
But yes, he undoubtedly is. The best Iāve ever seen.
Is Jasprit Bumrah the most complete bowler to ever play the game?
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Mar 8
Sensational today, India. Turned up when it mattered the most, absolutely zero doubts over who the best team is.
Saved their best performance for last too. Just complete domination.
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