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The ATG Teams General arguing/discussing thread

sunilz

sunilz

International Regular
Murali rates Lara, Sehwag as the toughest batsmen to bowl . According to him Tendulkar had slight weakness against off spin bowling and he was better player of leg spin bowling than off spin.
 
CricAddict

CricAddict

Cricketer Of The Year
sunilz said:
Murali rates Lara, Sehwag as the toughest batsmen to bowl . According to him Tendulkar had slight weakness against off spin bowling and he was better player of leg spin bowling than off spin.
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This is true. And that too moderate off spin. Part time off spinners like Vaughan, Cronje etc were pain in the ass for him.
 
kyear2

kyear2

International Coach
North

Len Hutton
Jack Hobbs
Viv Richards
Sachin Tendulkar
Brian Lara
Garry Sobers
Imran Khan
Allan Knott
Malcolm Marshall
Curtly Ambrose
Muttiah Muralitharan

vs.

South

Barry Richards
Matthew Hayden
Don Bradman
Graeme Pollock
Steve Smith
Jacques Kallis
Adam Gilchrist
Richard Hadlee
Shane Warne
Dale Steyn
Glenn McGrath

What's the scoreline in a 6 test series?

Lord's, SCG, Kensington, Eden Gardens , Newlands, Galle?
 
F

Fuller Pilch

Hall of Fame Member
Current XIs
Asia, Australasia, Rest of the World

Which is the strongest? I can confidently say which is the weakest.

Rohit Sharma
Dimuth Karunaratne
Babar Azam
Virat Kohli (c)
Fawad Alam
Rishbant Pant/Mohammed Rizwan(wk)
Ravi Jadeja
Ravi Ashwin
Hasan Ali
??? Lots of options
Jasprit Bumrah

Devon Conway
David Warner
Marnus Labuschagne
Kane Williamson (c)
Steve Smith
Henry Nicholls
Tom Blundell (wk)
Kyle Jamieson
Pat Cummins
Tim Southee/Josh Hazelwood
Nathan Lyon

Aiden Markram
Dean Elgar (c)
Rassie Van Der Dussen
Joe Root
Ben Stokes
Kyle Mathers
Quinton De Kock (wk)
Jason Holder
Keshav Maharaj
Kagiso Rabada/Stuart Broad
James Anderson
 
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Flem274*

Flem274*

123/5
shakib is the best allrounder in asia, if not the world.

if you're just picking on form then there's a case for asia to pick three wicket keepers to do the batting tbh (rizwan, pant and mushfiqur)
 
TheJediBrah

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Haven't been following cricket much these days but is Siraj really better than all the other Indian seam bowlers other than Bumrah now?
 
F

Fuller Pilch

Hall of Fame Member
Flem274* said:
shakib is the best allrounder in asia, if not the world.

if you're just picking on form then there's a case for asia to pick three wicket keepers to do the batting tbh (rizwan, pant and mushfiqur)
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I can't argue with that. Shakib is a better option for a number 6, while the Ravis are better options for 7/8 and Mushfiqur is quality.
 
Flem274*

Flem274*

123/5
English all time sides usually comprise players from ancient history, a time when the game was quite different to how it is now, but I think Joe Root belongs in that team now.

Hobbs
Hutton
Hammond
Barrington
Root
 
Nintendo

Nintendo

Cricketer Of The Year
Flem274* said:
English all time sides usually comprise players from ancient history, a time when the game was quite different to how it is now, but I think Joe Root belongs in that team now.

Hobbs
Hutton
Hammond
Barrington
Root
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Nah he only has 9000 runs at 50, ravi bopara is way ahead of him.
 
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