SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
I'll definitely google it to see what it looks like...
But yeah, I wholeheartedly agree with you about the white rum.
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The ATG Teams General arguing/discussing thread (white ball edition)
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But yeah, I wholeheartedly agree with you about the white rum.
jimmy101
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Just be thankful we don't have smellevision my man.
jimmy101
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I think this thread (and the other ATG thread) proves that the Australia/India rivalry is the greatest of all cricket rivalries. When the two sides aren't playing us fans are always in here going back & forth in the most entertaining of ways. Nothing beats it really.
The Poms are also great value, but due to timezone differences they are almost always absent during the juiciest parts. The Kiwis all seem to live on their own planet, chatting amongst themselves. The South Africans are surprisingly quite reserved & friendly. SCC is great representation for the Carribean whilst ***** does his part to represent BD & the non-Test nations.
All we really need is for randycricfreak to return for some biased Lankan POV's & perhaps a few more Pakistani posters (they're all on PakPassion, clearly). But as it stands right now it's Australia vs India all the way!
The Poms are also great value, but due to timezone differences they are almost always absent during the juiciest parts. The Kiwis all seem to live on their own planet, chatting amongst themselves. The South Africans are surprisingly quite reserved & friendly. SCC is great representation for the Carribean whilst ***** does his part to represent BD & the non-Test nations.
All we really need is for randycricfreak to return for some biased Lankan POV's & perhaps a few more Pakistani posters (they're all on PakPassion, clearly). But as it stands right now it's Australia vs India all the way!
TheJediBrah
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Or Migara could post more
CricAddict
International Coach
Ha ha. quite true.
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
I think andyzaltzhair represents BD.
And yeah, the time zone difference does kill the vibes a bit, but it's always nice to catch up on stuff that was discussed while I was sleeping.
honestbharani
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For me, it is really unfair in limited overs games to compare MO and TO batsmen. They really seem to need rather diferent skills even within the broad aspects of batsmanship. But for the life of me I do not see how any of the MO guys can be rated above Richards, Sachin and so-far-Kohli. I dare say Kohli might even end up being better than Sir Viv and Sachin.
That said, Bevan and Dhoni deserve their spot in the ODI batting rushmore as much as the top 3 I just mentioned. They all created benchmarks that really cannot be surpassed.
That said, Bevan and Dhoni deserve their spot in the ODI batting rushmore as much as the top 3 I just mentioned. They all created benchmarks that really cannot be surpassed.
stephen
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ODI XI by runs in position:
Tendulkar (Ind)
Jayasuriya (SL)
Ponting (Aus)
Taylor (NZ)
Ranatunga (SL)
Dhoni+ (Ind)
Harris (NZ)
Akram (Pak)
Mortaza (Ban)
Younis (Pak)
Murali (SL)
Unsurprisingly dominated by India and Sri Lanka. Both Waqar and Wasim made the cut too. I was surprised to see both kiwis there - obviously Kohli has not yet made enough runs at 4, having played a lot at 3 as well.
Tendulkar (Ind)
Jayasuriya (SL)
Ponting (Aus)
Taylor (NZ)
Ranatunga (SL)
Dhoni+ (Ind)
Harris (NZ)
Akram (Pak)
Mortaza (Ban)
Younis (Pak)
Murali (SL)
Unsurprisingly dominated by India and Sri Lanka. Both Waqar and Wasim made the cut too. I was surprised to see both kiwis there - obviously Kohli has not yet made enough runs at 4, having played a lot at 3 as well.
jimmy101
Cricketer Of The Year
I'm 99% convinced that he's already the greatest ODI batsman ever.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
He may well be if he retires today. But we always have to let the career play out before judging current players, at least IMO. Though, I feel in his case, it might enhance it even.
jimmy101
Cricketer Of The Year
They need to visit CW then :-)
h_hurricane
International Vice-Captain
It is difficult to completely dismiss an argument that Kohli is the greatest ODI batsman of all time. But something keeps telling my mind that Viv still edges it. *****ing mental batsman, could do things that many other superb batsmen couldn't and comfortably my favorite batsman growing up.
jimmy101
Cricketer Of The Year
Yeah I was gonna say that the one guy that could edge it over Kohli is Viv.
Viv, Sachin, Virat, Ponting & Lara would constitute my top 5.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Can you try your earlier filter and then just sort there by wickets?
stephen
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Mortaza letting the team down. He edged Brett Lee by a few runs who would have improved the bowling.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Still ok though. Coz you also had Jayasuriya in there. And he can make up for someone's off day in that attack.