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If you look at bowlers' peak years, a lot of people would say that Waqar was the best of all timeAre you a Waqar fan boy?
No way Waqar is better than Mcgrath, Donald, Ambrose and Pollock .
If you look at bowlers' peak years, a lot of people would say that Waqar was the best of all timeAre you a Waqar fan boy?
No way Waqar is better than Mcgrath, Donald, Ambrose and Pollock .
Despite the fact that he did not bowl to IND, SA, OZ in his peak years.If you look at bowlers' peak years, a lot of people would say that Waqar was the best of all time
The finest team during Waqar's peak was the WI, You can check your Pie Charts about how well he has done.Despite the fact that he did not bowl to IND, SA, OZ in his peak years.
Richard Hadlee and Malcolm Marshall are the only 2 bowlers who can be said to be the greatest bowlers of all time.
Heck even Dale Steyn has outdone Waqar despite bowling on far more flatter wickets and far superior batsman.
I will agree that both Marshall and Hadlee were superior to Waqar.Despite the fact that he did not bowl to IND, SA, OZ in his peak years.
Richard Hadlee and Malcolm Marshall are the only 2 bowlers who can be said to be the greatest bowlers of all time.
Heck even Dale Steyn has outdone Waqar despite bowling on far more flatter wickets and far superior batsman.
Both men deserve to be well in the discussion, though to say they're the only two is a rather narrow view IMO.Richard Hadlee and Malcolm Marshall are the only 2 bowlers who can be said to be the greatest bowlers of all time.
WI were stronger due to their bowling. Australia had the best batsman in that period . India and SA too had good batsman who could bat well at home in those years. WI had no great batsman except Lara.The finest team during Waqar's peak was the WI, You can check your Pie Charts about how well he has done.
This. Sydney Barnes for one, wouldn't be too happy.Both men deserve to be well in the discussion, though to say they're the only two is a rather narrow view IMO.
You can also add Mcgrath to the list.Both men deserve to be well in the discussion, though to say they're the only two is a rather narrow view IMO.
The first time he met, Greenidge, Haynes, Richardson, Hooper, Logie, Dujon and LaraWI were stronger due to their bowling. Australia had the best batsman in that period . India and SA too had good batsman who could bat well at home in those years. WI had no great batsman except Lara.
Thanks for giving me a laughThe first time he met, Greenidge, Haynes, Richardson, Hooper, Logie, Dujon and Lara
The second time he met Haynes, Simmons, Richardson, Lara, Hooper.
So kind sir, Greenidge, Haynes, Richardson and Hooper were pathetic, weren't they?
Anyway, I am not getting into a debate with you.
And yet, you're turning it into a debate by responding the way you do.The first time he met, Greenidge, Haynes, Richardson, Hooper, Logie, Dujon and Lara
The second time he met Haynes, Simmons, Richardson, Lara, Hooper.
So kind sir, Greenidge, Haynes, Richardson and Hooper were pathetic, weren't they?
Anyway, I am not getting into a debate with you.
EDITED, I should not have replied. I apologize.And yet, you're turning it into a debate by responding the way you do.
New Zealand?Thanks for giving me a laugh
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See which side had the best batsman.
You're wrong about India, and you're wrong about Australia - he bowled to both in his peak years.Despite the fact that he did not bowl to IND, SA, OZ in his peak years.
Many people here rate Greg Chapell and Hayden too highly despite the fact that both were home town heroes .You're wrong about India, and you're wrong about Australia - he bowled to both in his peak years.
And as has been pointed out he also bowled against the West Indies when they were the best team in the world, and when (yes it's true) they had a very strong batting line-up. Much stronger, as it happens, than South Africa at that time.
Beyond that, I am genuinely not entering into a debate with you about this. What I wrote was a statement of fact: that many people regard Waqar at his peak as being the best bowler of all time. Including people on CW] whose opinions are worthy of respect.
Relevance: nilMany people here rate Greg Chapell and Hayden too highly despite the fact that both were home town heroes .
This post has absolutely no relevance to the discussion at hand and is designed to get a rise out of others. Such posts are best avoided; stick to the discussion at hand and don't bait other members please.Many people here rate Greg Chapell and Hayden too highly despite the fact that both were home town heroes .
Why?Akram's nowhere near Ambrose as a Test bowler.
Despite the fact that he did not bowl to IND, SA, OZ in his peak years.
Richard Hadlee and Malcolm Marshall are the only 2 bowlers who can be said to be the greatest bowlers of all time.
Heck even Dale Steyn has outdone Waqar despite bowling on far more flatter wickets and far superior batsman.
Two of the silliest posts I have read on CW for a long time, I do like the way you seem to have such confidence in them, it makes me rise my eyebrows just a little higher then this smileyMany people here rate Greg Chapell and Hayden too highly despite the fact that both were home town heroes .