They are more likely to completely dominate in more batting friendly conditions, so it works both ways. ATG games don't tend to be played on minefields. Asia vs ROW games tended to be high scoring not low scoring. It wasn't specified which era or decade they would play in either. The whole debate is rather vague "post 90s"
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Top 10 ODI batsmen since the 90s
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h_hurricane
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I think John, you just need to wait and watch for Roy, Bairstow and Butler for a few more years. They will surely get there in 4-5 years, but not quite there yet because of medium sample size so far.
venkyrenga
U19 12th Man
This. Excactly what I have been saying. He already seems to think that Roy/ Bairstow is better than Tendulkar/ Gilchrist and Butler is better than Dhoni in an ATG team.
You are barking up the wrong tree completely. Wow.
I pick the side on what I see with my eyes. Like a coach would. Hey, everyone's different that's why the thread has been good. Not sure what Daemon is barking on about tho
No point being too salty about one ball in a 300 balls per side match up. We could easily analyse every ball and the fact Williamson out captained Morgan by at least 40 runs. I mentioned both things in another thread (the one about clutch players).
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stephen
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Here's the list of opening batting partnerships for the last three years:
Partnership records | One-Day Internationals | Cricinfo Statsguru | ESPNcricinfo.com
Roy and Bairstow are second on runs and the highest averaging pair until you get down to Khawaja and Finch.
In fact, Finch has been so very good over the last 3 years that if you take the runs he's scored with both Warner and Khawaja, his partnerships are averaging 64.6 over 37 matches, which is only a shade below what Roy and Bairstow are doing.
India's openers have made more runs due to playing together more often but because of the boom or bust nature of Rohit's batting, their average as a pair is relatively low.
Partnership records | One-Day Internationals | Cricinfo Statsguru | ESPNcricinfo.com
Roy and Bairstow are second on runs and the highest averaging pair until you get down to Khawaja and Finch.
In fact, Finch has been so very good over the last 3 years that if you take the runs he's scored with both Warner and Khawaja, his partnerships are averaging 64.6 over 37 matches, which is only a shade below what Roy and Bairstow are doing.
India's openers have made more runs due to playing together more often but because of the boom or bust nature of Rohit's batting, their average as a pair is relatively low.
Daemon
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I just made a couple of nice well mannered posts (not my usual MO tbf) and you called me ‘slow’. Feels like you’re taking any criticism against the pair personally and responding very aggressively.
Should chill out a bit imo, maybe visit sledger’s good boi video thread.
I call it as it is. You're struggling on that part. The problem is you take offence to everything, I take offence to nothing. I can reply to Stephen swiftly as I'm not offended by him, but I know what he is. If you think I'm offended then a mod can Skype me, I'm the opposite of that. The jokey profile pic should be a hint.
Daemon
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Yeah, funny. DW, I don't reply to you again you're a troll. I don't want to get banned. You've confirmed my earlier report of you at least, I hit the nail on the head to the mods with you before this.
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Daemon
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I'm ok with picking Buttler over Gilchrist and Dhoni in these exercises these days. He's dug England out of trouble in tough situations, played some of the most ridiculous finishing knocks, is consistently scoring at scary rates and was the best looking bat in a WC final. While his keeping leaves a fair bit of room for improvement, he could arguably sneak in there on batting alone. Dude's a freak and always has been, even when he first came on to the scene with that 140 List A strike rate.
venkyrenga
U19 12th Man
He is up there but Dhoni and Gilly have done it for a much longer period.
stephen
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I feel like I've been accused of racism but I'm struggling to see how. John, you need too chill and quit going personal with all your posts.
Btw your skin colour means sweet FA to me. We're on a cricket forum with players of all colours and religions and beliefs. We come together to talk **** about cricket. Let's keep it to that.
Btw your skin colour means sweet FA to me. We're on a cricket forum with players of all colours and religions and beliefs. We come together to talk **** about cricket. Let's keep it to that.
Red
The normal awards that everyone else has
No chance in hell Bevan was a "better ODI player" than Ponting.
ImpatientLime
International Regular
yeah fella, that was the sum of their contribution in that world cup.
bairstows back to back centuries in what were knock out games for england v india and new zealand and roy taking australia and in particular starc to the cleaners in the semis contributed nothing to a world cup win.
cute post tho
He made a fool of himself with his post that's for sure. Uncovered the level of bias behind his posts, quite sad.
inb4 ban