Yuvraj Singh

He's a cross between Michael Bevan and Ian Bell.

Like Bevan he is poor in the Test arena but fairly useful in the OD arena. And before the Aussies take umbridge at that comment, I believe Bevan was a far superior player, but the inability to play Test cricket is the likeness.

He also seems to have the testicular fortitude of Ian Bell in pressure situations, and yet makes hay when the pressure is off.

Discuss.

He also comes accross as a bit of a qunt tbh...

Bloke's a massive qunt. Doesn't deserve his own thread.

Where is Umbridge?

lardbucket wrote:Where is Umbridge?

Hogwarts

Nearly all of Yuvraj's test hundreds have come with India in trouble, so it's unfair to say that he only cashes in when things are easy.

If I remember correctly his first test hundred in 2004 against Pakistan was a run a ball job and he came in with India something like 80-4 on a green pitch.

Dolores is still hiding from the Centaurs.

He has the weaknesses of both, I'll grant you that.
Well, it's hard to have Tinker's strengths, after all, such as his . . . errrrrrrr . . .

He looks like Ryan Babel. FACT.

Haven't got time at work to check on spelling gents, so I type stuff phonetically sometimes.

Danny, JK - do think he does act like he's the dogs b0llocks until, he gets to the wicket in a test match, and then he looks like a quivering schoolboy waiting outside the principles office!

A bloody waste of time in tests. Can't believe he's still in the playing eleven with the talent the Indians have warming the bench.

What was that I read here the other day? A thunderqunt?

jim rich wrote:A bloody waste of time in tests. Can't believe he's still in the playing eleven with the talent the Indians have warming the bench.

What was that I read here the other day? A thunderqunt?

That word is solely reserved for Lalit Modi, but yes, the context may well be correct!

He's a Thunder&LightningnotveryfrighteningQunt.

or a TLNVFQ.

You missed a bolt out, Smerfy.

Yuvraj Singh=TBLNVQ



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