RP Singh reckons he had Tait all figured out.
He told VVS, no probs mate, I got this cat, you face Lee and I’ll take the Wild Thing.
This is the same guy that played every ball from square leg isn’t it.
It’s lucky Bucknor wasn’t in this test, cause if he was at square leg and RP continued to back away he might have thought the Indians were out to get him.
There is no doubt Tait was far from his best, but he was still slinging them down at the pace RP does in a wet dream.
RP you’re a handy tail ender, but no need to get fast bowlers fired up, you have a one day series ahead of you, and Tait may be in form and firing by then.
I say this from experience. I faced a very fast bowler one day, I played him easily, and told everyone he wasn’t so fast, he found out.
Didn’t know he was injured, but I found out the next game when he struck me on the body no less than 12 times.
Then when he batted I called him an Ox for 40 minutes straight until he chased me with the bat.
True story.www.cricketwithballs.com "the hooking & pulling specialists"
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