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Bul Ma Min- Orchestra Baobab |
Hmmm Well the West Indians unfortunately are a spent force the only big hitter in their line up is Chris Gayle and he can be careless at times their bowling attack also happens to be their achilles heel. The top batsmen will have them for toast Pakistan also have Afridi, perhaps the most exciting player in this format of the game He generates so much power from this slender frame of his I would hope obviously for the Africans to do well, but I am afraid I wouldn't put any credence on Kenya's victory. The Bangladeshis are simply too inferior to excel in this code of the game South Africa has as good a chance as anybody with a potent batting lineup, with the likes of Boucher, Kemp and Smith. But their bowlers can also go for runs. Pollock is a line and length bowler who doesn't swing the ball that much. Ntini gets wickets but he can also go for runs India though have a long lineup of big hitters from 1 to 7. Tendulkar, Ganguly, Y. Singh, R. Dravid, Y. Singh, M. Dhoni and VVS Laxman. And they have genuine swing bowling that can cause problems England also have a good chance with some good hitters most notably Pietersen and Flintoff and they are some newcomers that might come into the fray. Their bowling attack is unpredictable, brilliant one day and atrocious the next As for Australia, only one word to describe them . . . BRUTAL |
Well it will simply take some promotion It is quite a niche sport, which mainly the Carribeans have embraced from the black colonial empire of the British. The Kenyans I am afraid to say are only bit time players. I am really looking forward to some big hitting. Those to watch out for: Shahid Afridi, Dhoni and Ganguly from India, the Australians Gilchrist and Hayden, Sri Lankan Jayasuriya, South African Graeme Smith and Justin Kemp as well as Pietersen and Flintoff(if he is fit) for England This is one competion where genuinely everyone has a chance cause it is a new format of the game. So no Australia riding rough shod over everybody. If I were a betting man, i might have a flutter on India. Quite a few hitters in their lineup. Well it is going to be fun You wouldn't happen to be a fan of Rugby by any chance? |
Yeah it reminds me of sec skl where we tried to make compositions from the film titles of a particular actor |
Babeelove You don come back after u quick run comot ![]() I don dey watch the montage of photos wey you dey show us for a while now. ![]() IMPRESSIVE na the word ![]() |
@Octopus Hmm I must express admiration for your tennis knowledge again. About Federer's backhand, I think people exaggerate the effectiveness of a one handed backhand becos if timed sweetly it is one of the most beautiful shots in tennis, hence the notion that Henin's backhand is the most beautiful shot in tennis. But the shot is vulnerable when the ball comes up high and this I believe is responsible for many of the wild shots on the backhand. And against Nadal who puts heavy spin on the ball and on the clay surface with a high bounce, he is without one of his potent weapons. I dont know if you will agree with me, but two handed backhanders with their short backswings can take balls earlier, the master of which was Agassi And I dont care what anyone says, there is no reason to my mind how Federer could win five straight wimbledon titles playing from the baseline. The volleying skills of todays players are shoddy at best. I cant understand why Roddick will serve in the 130's and elect to stay on the baseline, on a surface where the ball stays low and skids off. Henman had exquisite touch at the net but he jus didn't have the overwhelming serve or power to go with it. If Edberg played today I would stake my bet on him rather than Federer chasing a Wimbledon record number of wins |
All insomniacs unite ![]() in our hatred for those sleepy fools ![]() Well I dey go sleep ![]() |
Hmm Babeelove Impressed with the musical selection Very African. Try Habib Koite |
hmmmm i guess ![]() tpbm likes the song I want to take you to a gay bay by Electric Six |
hahaha my middle name na stalkerazzi tpbm has a big bum |
i always knew you had foresight tpbm go fall in love with me(females only o) |
@soulpatrol I actually believe otherwise Na for naija dem dey argue over every nut and bolt of the lingo The habit of pedantry wey I see say u pick up avidly For here they really dont give that much of a toss at least in the spoken version Obviously the standards of the written version is high altho they would rather do without the penchant for verbosity wey naija get |
I wish you to be a dynamic phenomenon ![]() |
@laudate Well I think that sort of friendship you were referring to, she potrayed through the relationship between the Hausa Prince and Olanna. About the tyrannical mother in law, I just feel we've trod that ground so many times that a neophyte observer would imagine there are no nice mothers in law in Nigeria. Can't someone wirite in a nice one for once. A bit nit picky I know. |
Ki won lo gba jesu |
I want to take you to a Gay Bar- Electric Six |
Don't hate ![]() Congratulate ![]() |
Razorr:Is he singing that Wycleff joint? ![]() |
Razorr:na wa o |
U dey jealous abi wetin |
He aint a big game performer But he is the fastest man on record ever Note I said on record I have been known to run in the 9.60's myself ![]() |
Babeelove abeg leave them na them be the dynamo for the politics section It has been really boring without them Now e remain Ono, dimka, Xris, Davidylan and Denex |
mukina2:nah babes. u can have your cake and eat it me I am watching my figure ![]() |
mukina2:thinking this must be the first time Muks has had a hamburger ![]() |
Well how many those foreign coaches don win? International football should be centred around a principle -UTILIZE BLOODY NIGERIANS ![]() |
hehehehe Naija people sha I remember when we won in 1993 and the Nations Cup in 1994 we were thanking God for getting rid of Babangida's bad luck and installing a man with better fortunes about him His name was ABACHA |
@Octopus I must say I am impressed with your tennis knowledge. Well my assessment of the greatest ever I will admit is quite abritrary. Obviously if we were to base it on achievements then Federer and Sampras before him would be unchallenged at the top of the tree. But arguments would be a lot less exciting if there were so methodical. I never cared for Sampras to be honest. He simply overpowered his opponents with his serve. The deficiencies in his game always came to the fore at the French where he had only one Semi final appearance to show for his efforts. Federer's game is better all round but I reckon his vulnerablties would be better exposed by more savvy players especially that backhand, say by Agassi in his prime. IF only Marat Safin paid more attention to Tennis, I always felt he had the game to challenge Federer, but the guy keeps goofing. Ultimately like Sampras before him, until he wins the French, then he is more a pretentious peacock than the GOAT. |
Wish Kobo Kobo knows I am happily married ![]() |
Now I dont know who plays the guitar quite like Amadou of Amadou and Mariam fame. |
Wish acidrop knew it wasn't really a lie as such Stayed in Perth for a bit once Literally down the road i guess ![]() |
of course ![]() @topic i hate being early its very unafrican ![]() |
u must think lateness is a virtue ![]() i concur ![]() |
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