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January 22, 2009Posted on 01/22/2009 in South African cricket
'Bollywood Bodi' deserves a chance
The continued disregard of Titans opening batsman Gulam Bodi by the national selectors is what concerns me this week, writes Zaahier Adams in Independent Online.
Official reasons for his omission claim the 30-year-old's fitness has been a problem in the past, with him not up to the level of a franchise cricketer, let alone an international cricketer. While that was possibly true in the past, I struggle to see how a player can score 153 after fielding 50 overs for the South African A team and not suffer any cramps can be regarded as unfit.
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