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Philander is swing bowler like Anderson and Steyn, whereas Broad is better at using the pitch. He was the only one in UAE who was regularly getting wickets by seaming the ball.
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**Official** South Africa in England 2012
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Spikey
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it's a bit difficult to say, because really, we're basing it off 1-2 good years/7-10 good matches
phil hughes yet to be seen without a hat on his head.
edit Matt Mason looking good
Prince EWS
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Philander's best asset is the movement he gets off the pitch tbh.
Ruckus
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Na he's a seam bowler, almost exclusively.
Valer
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1st Test: Australia v England at Brisbane, Nov 25-29, 2010 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo
4th Test: West Indies v South Africa at St John's, Apr 29-May 3, 2005 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo
and clarke are the only times its even happened in a match.
Ftr if Philander is a swing bowler so was mcgrath.
4th Test: West Indies v South Africa at St John's, Apr 29-May 3, 2005 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo
and clarke are the only times its even happened in a match.
Ftr if Philander is a swing bowler so was mcgrath.
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Burgey
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Interestingly, September of the same year marked the third in a row I'd been to the SCG on grand final day to watch the Eels towel a hapless Manly outfit. Was a historic day in Australian sporting history as Bob Hawke addressed the crowd. He remains to this day the only politician I've ever heard get a unanimous ovation at an Australian sporting event.
Never forget the 81 GF when the boys kicked promotional footies into the crowd and my grandmother leapt high over the pack to grab the one Sterlo kicked. We were sitting next to the Bob Stand. Was a top grab.
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Ruckus
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such a top bloke. If there was one success story I would like to see come to fruition for the Aus team over the next few years, it would be Phil Hughes.
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Phil Hughes isn't someone you'd normally associate with the 'good bloke' tag itbt. Very focused individual, but is still polite.
Ruckus
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Reckon he's just a bit reserved. It's not a bad thing but it's pretty typical of country people.
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Think it's fair to say The Prince has very little country left in him...
Ruckus
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explanation?
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Cribbage to explain.
Spark
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That's the first time I've seen a (Test) scorecard in which every single player in a side had a bowl. ABdV even got two wickets, wtf.
Hahahaha and Boucher got one! Rob, upload pronto
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GIMH
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One of Broad's best assets IMO
Prince EWS
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He's seriously decent. I'm really surprised they're his only First Class wickets, although I suppose he's done his fair share of wicket keeping, and South African domestic cricket isn't exactly short of batsmen who bowl useful seamers.
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Spark
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For sure, except when his MO becomes "completely lose your run up and bowl 10kmh slower than you really should be" which is what seems to have happened increasingly this 'summer'