SillyCowCorner1
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When did this thread deviated away from best ODI bowler to Dhoni?
Is everyone here Travis Dowlin?
Is everyone here Travis Dowlin?
Dont be silly, McGrath is clearly a superior bowler.Pollock's ER is probably the best ever in the history though.look mate, Kapil was a good all rounder. But saying he was 90% bowler of Pollock is an insult to Pollock. Pollock was a beast in ODIs and the one to one replacement for McGrath or Garner, sporting similar ERs.
Isn't that the year he had a decent but not great World Cup?Hayden 07
Tendulkar 97
Richards 75-81
Kohli 19
DeVilliers 15
Dhoni 11
Flintoff 05
Akram 92-95
Malinga 07
Muralidaran 06
McGrath 02-04
Malinga was specifically to bowl at the death. I'd bowl McGrath out upfront
Zampa? Surely you need Imran Tahir00s
Sehwag
Tendulkar
Ponting
Pieterson
Kallis
Sangakarra
Dhoni
Vettori
Steyn
Johnson
Anderson
10s
Warner
De Kock
ABDV
Kohli
Taylor
Buttler
Woakes/Stonis/Neesham
Starc
Zampa
Boult
Bumrah
I am not sure team strength is an argument. Could change things either way, or not at all.Was he really?
Garner played between 1977 and 1987
98 innings, 146wkts
18.86 avg , 3.09 ER, 36.5 SR
Hadlee between 1977 and 1987
81 innings, 121wkts
19.62 avg , 3.2 ER, 36.7 ER
similar stats, Hadlee played for an inferior team.
Fair callDonald over Bond.
Tha is called wishful thinking. We lasoc ould say if Pollock had Murali in his side his ER would have been 3.0 yadda, yadda, yadda.Dont be silly, McGrath is clearly a superior bowler.Pollock's ER is probably the best ever in the history though.
Kapil Dev's ER was good too. I think Kapil's ER would have been around 3.5 if he was given the kind of Bowling and fielding support Pollock enjoyed. (3.5 in Kapil's Era )
If 90% Pollock hurts you, I can change it to 105% Marshall.. Is that ok?
One thing is clear, in the Garner era his numbers were similar to Hadlee. ( and possibly Hadlee was the better bowler throughout Garner's career because Hadlee played without much support.)I am not sure team strength is an argument. Could change things either way, or not at all.
Garner slightly better in this period, and Hadlee pretty mediocre outside of this period. You cant make a (eg.) Sachin vs xyz ATG argument by saying Sachins quality is not impacted by his longevity despite his stats being worse cos he was still (on the whole) excellent outside of his peak.
I dont think there is a reasonable conclusion that we can draw from stats other than that Garner was a notably better bowler. Before my time, so its mostly stats, but Garner had all the characteristics that typically define the most successful bowlers to an extent that nobody, let alone Hadlee can match.
Better fielders takes more catches and saves more runs FYI. That helps Bowler's stats.Its not wishful thinking.Tha is called wishful thinking. We lasoc ould say if Pollock had Murali in his side his ER would have been 3.0 yadda, yadda, yadda.
I don't rate Marshall in ODI game much. So you can draw any comparison of yourself.
You have a point about fielders (assuming WI were a better fielding outfit than NZ).One thing is clear, in the Garner era his numbers were similar to Hadlee. ( and possibly Hadlee was the better bowler throughout Garner's career because Hadlee played without much support.)
Not necessarily, number of wickets fallen plays a key role.. A stronger bowling attack likely to take wickets faster and puts pressure on batting team to avoid risks.You have a point about fielders (assuming WI were a better fielding outfit than NZ).
Playing in a stronger batting or bowling outfit is likely to raise SR and economy as bats need to take more chances against you. Overall, distinctly unclear. Garner fractionally better on both measures though, even when comparing his career to what was effectively Hadlees peak.
Ewen Chatfield was an ODI gun.One thing is clear, in the Garner era his numbers were similar to Hadlee. ( and possibly Hadlee was the better bowler throughout Garner's career because Hadlee played without much support.)
Yeah.Ewen Chatfield was an ODI gun.
Boult at 45th! 2nd best of the 2010s behind Starc imo.
Any NZ players who shouldn't be higher?Larsen (115th) should be much higher
Hadlee a bit high at 2.Any NZ players who shouldn't be higher?
Should've known you'd be all over itHadlee a bit high at 2.
Bond 11, Vettori 25, Mills 29 about right.
Chatfield 36 a bit low. Boult I've mentioned.
Oram at 63 is pretty accurate as is Morrison at 93.
Chris Cairns and Snedden are too high at 98 and 99. Larsen way too low at 102nd. Tuffey at 105th is about right.
Matt Henry and Chris Pringle (114 and 115) are too low. Will stop now.
Thanks mate!Should've known you'd be all over it