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CW decides the greatest All-Rounder ever, 64 man knockout tournament: Voting Thread
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harsh.ag
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
That's cause he was balanced Judy
JBMAC
State Captain
There speaks the voice of the young uninformed.
aussie tragic
International Captain
Seriously, Miller averaged 22 bowling and 37 batting in Test Cricket and 22 bowling and 48 batting in in FC cricket...many players would give their first born to average either in batting or bowling
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
It's very close, as any great race should be, but I'm going for Sobers by a short head
Had Miller not had a dodgy back all through his career I suspect he would have won it at a canter
(All puns unashamedly deliberate given the great love of the turf that both had)
Had Miller not had a dodgy back all through his career I suspect he would have won it at a canter
(All puns unashamedly deliberate given the great love of the turf that both had)
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Sobers the greater cricketer but Miller the greater all rounder
dem lemons...
chasingthedon
International Regular
Sobers.
I think that Miller could have been the greatest, had he had the desire to be but, to someone who has been a fighter pilot during the war, you get the distinct impression that to him cricket was just a game.
I think that Miller could have been the greatest, had he had the desire to be but, to someone who has been a fighter pilot during the war, you get the distinct impression that to him cricket was just a game.
kyear2
International Coach
How is averaging 37 in test cricket an ATG performance?Seriously, Miller averaged 22 bowling and 37 batting in Test Cricket and 22 bowling and 48 batting in in FC cricket...many players would give their first born to average either in batting or bowling
He also wasn't a top tier fast bowler either. His sr and wpm were just not quite good enough to be in the ATG category.
JBMAC
State Captain
You are going by stats alone.Younever saw him play. Too young for you to be so judgemental
harsh.ag
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Seriously, Miller averaged 22 bowling and 37 batting in Test Cricket and 22 bowling and 48 batting in in FC cricket...many players would give their first born to average either in batting or bowling
aussietragic didn't say averaging 37 is an ATG performance. He said most cricketers in the world would be extremely happy to have that record at the test level. Which is true.
