In the two finals Jimmy Adams won the toss and both times sent them in to bat. Why would he do that? The pitch in Melbourne looked the perfect batting wicket and the Aussies proved that. Was Adams afraid to send his team in first in fear of failure?
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I don't think Jimmy Adams will ever have to worry about the coin toss anymore.His international career is DEAD.
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I can understand him though
HES under so much pressure....
If ehs bowlers kept au under 270 last night, it would of been a good decision
I like the windies future thuogh
with Samuels, Nagamotoo, Black,Mclean, Ganga (Maybe) and a few others
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"I came here to win, I am a winner" - Denzel Washington , Remember The Titans ; 2000
HES under so much pressure....
If ehs bowlers kept au under 270 last night, it would of been a good decision
I like the windies future thuogh
with Samuels, Nagamotoo, Black,Mclean, Ganga (Maybe) and a few others
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"I came here to win, I am a winner" - Denzel Washington , Remember The Titans ; 2000
Good to see Ganga finally bat where he belongs at #9. Pity he can't bowl or keep wickets.
