What he said:
"In life. It’s me. Always."
Kirk Edwards has no illusions about being someone else. He’s always himself, frank and forthright. Or at least, that’s what he believes.
What he really meant:
“Can I be anyone else? It’s hard enough being myself.”
What he definitely didn’t:
“The name’s Edwards. Kirk Edwards. And I’ll have that martini shaken, not stirred.”
The Indian team, in the 3rd Test, accepted a tame draw instead of grasping a victory within reach.
Much has been said and written about the Indian batting line-up’s unwillingness to take up the challenge of scoring 180 runs in 47 overs.
Not much has been made of the Indian bowling’s lack of incisiveness and penetration when they should have gone for the kill. The last five West Indian wickets added 121 runs between them.
The Indian and international press have unflinchingly condemned the No.1 team’s tactics.
"I use my feet. Whether it’s Harbhajan or not … I don’t play names."
Kirk Edwards is not intimidated by Harbhajan Singh or any other spinner. He’s got twinkling feet.
What he really meant:
“I play each ball on its merits. It doesn’t matter to me who’s bowling.”
What he definitely didn’t:
“Does Bhajji turn the ball?”