marc71178
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I totally agree on that. Genuine front line bowler but his batting is piss weak at 7 or 8 (which is odd considering how he used to bat) so no spot for him.This is also why I can't pick Flintoff. It hurts me so.
I totally agree on that. Genuine front line bowler but his batting is piss weak at 7 or 8 (which is odd considering how he used to bat) so no spot for him.This is also why I can't pick Flintoff. It hurts me so.
So the 20% of the games he didn;t bowl in are because Australia only used 4 bowlers then?Symonds was a 5th bowler. Lol
Tbf sometimes Australia must have bowled the opposition without the need for Symonds. Also rain.So the 20% of the games he didn;t bowl in are because Australia only used 4 bowlers then?
Pull the other one.
Why do you say that?Australia have 4 genuine contenders for atg one day xi but Symonds is definitely not one of them
Yeah I think a great argument can be made to suggest his was best ODI allrounder of all time but I still can't really find a spot for him in this team despite that given he'd have to bat five and he's just not good enough to justify that. He actually really struggled to successfully hit out immediately even when he did bat five; it was something he should have been good at but just wasn't unless he'd faced a few balls first and got set.I totally agree on that. Genuine front line bowler but his batting is piss weak at 7 or 8 (which is odd considering how he used to bat) so no spot for him.
If you put Klusener at 8 then you have to pick a weaker batsman at 7 like Dev/Afridi so there's no loss in overall bowling strength. It's a bit odd.Bevan or Dhoni are a pretty much a lock at number 6.
At number 7, only Dhoni and Butler are the only guys with an average of 40+. But they played around 30 odd matches in that position.
If you want a big hitter, Kapil Dev and Shahid Afridi are the choices for number 7. Both played more than 75 matches at number 7. Afridi has an average of 23 and 130 SR in that position. Kapil averages 24 and has a SR of 87 in that position.
Klusener played most of his matches at number 8. And he averages 58 and SR of 95 in that position.
Having a capacity crowd of 90,000 drunken fans chanting "Waaaarney, Waaaaarney" adds a major edge :-)I can’t honestly see the logic in picking Warne over Saqlain or Murali in ODIs.
Not interested in arguing or debating. Just sayin.
OkI can’t honestly see the logic in picking Warne over Saqlain or Murali in ODIs.
Not interested in arguing or debating. Just sayin.
'96 wc sf - MOMi can’t honestly see the logic in picking warne over saqlain or murali in odis.
Not interested in arguing or debating. Just sayin.