Paul Rofe
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Paul Rofe
by stan » Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:53 am
When it comes to fast men, Australia seem to have lack of depth. Just wondering what people think about Rofe's chances of playing for Australia. Granted it would probably be when McGrath retires, but i am interested to hear what people think.
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by TigerBoss » Wed Nov 16, 2005 12:11 pm
I have always rated the former DPP...
The fact the SA selectors continue to choose Cleary over him in the one-day side is quite ridiculous...Rofe is a tight*, wicket-taking bowler...
I rate him VERY highly...
The fact the SA selectors continue to choose Cleary over him in the one-day side is quite ridiculous...Rofe is a tight*, wicket-taking bowler...
I rate him VERY highly...
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by scott » Wed Nov 16, 2005 6:14 pm
Figures of 23.5-9-49-6 in the Pura Cup game against Western Australia in the first innings.
Not only does he tie down ends, but he produces big backs of wickets often, and when he doesn't, he still collects two or three.
Like TB, I rate him pretty highly. And the best thing is, he's still in his early 20s, so there's plenty of him to come.
Not only does he tie down ends, but he produces big backs of wickets often, and when he doesn't, he still collects two or three.
Like TB, I rate him pretty highly. And the best thing is, he's still in his early 20s, so there's plenty of him to come.
Re: Paul Rofe
by Jimmy » Tue Nov 22, 2005 2:32 am
He should get a chance....just imagine having tait and rofe carving up the poms in the next ashes....rofey should get a go...
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by Rik E Boy » Tue Nov 22, 2005 8:31 am
eags wrote:At his pace, not a chance.
Yeah, he isn't lightning quick like Glenn McGrath LOL. It aint how fast it gets down there eags..it's wether or not the guy can take wickets.
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by Dissident » Tue Nov 22, 2005 9:06 am
Half a chance with McGrath goes.
He is quite fast - you should have seen him get from 45 Pirie Street to the TAB...
He is quite fast - you should have seen him get from 45 Pirie Street to the TAB...
by Maddogmike » Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:25 pm
I think u will find its the fact his fielding is ordinary which stops him from playing more of a role in the One day games for SA. This may mean he doesnt play for a while....he is one of the fittest though...
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by McAlmanac » Sun Nov 27, 2005 10:49 pm
silky-smooth wrote:Not only does he tie down ends, but he produces big backs of wickets often, and when he doesn't, he still collects two or three.
170 first class wickets in 50 matches at 30 wouldn't seem to reflect this.
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by Russian » Mon Nov 28, 2005 5:12 pm
Tests - just a good state cricketer if he reproduces 04/05, if he bowls like he has in every other season he should play Test cricket
But I consider him number 6 for the Redbacks in one dayers
But I consider him number 6 for the Redbacks in one dayers
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