Overall, in his so far 14 ODI's, he averages 28.20 with the bat and 23.80 and an economy rate of 5.02. In other words, these are downright poor returns from a supposed world beater. Somehow, this reminds me of another world beater, Ian Botham. The difference here is that even though Botham never performed with any success against the West Indies, but gained our respect nonetheless, at least he destroyed the rest of the cricket world. Adam Hollioke has destroyed no team simply because he does not seem to have the ability, with bat nor ball, to do so.
Performance is what counts in the end.
So far, all Hollioake has had is talk, more rhetoric than substance. Perhaps he is misplaced. He should have been a politician. Most know that Hollioake is bare of real international cricketing talent, but no-one wants to say the obvious. Most people who have seen English Test and One Day Internationals in the 80's would remember Peter Willey, the pugnacious middle order batsman and off-spinner who is now a very respected international umpire.