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Ravichandran Ashwin vs Pat Cummins

Who is the better test bowler?


  • Total voters
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Socerer 01

International Captain
England fans wont forget that tour they did here in covid because it has one of Anderson’s relevant away performances
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
Again, don't derail and get back to the point of being reasonable.
It is a reasonable position that foreign away triumphs will define the era and be more memorable than home ones unless it is against a strong opposition like India-Australia 2001.
 

h_hurricane

International Vice-Captain
It is a reasonable position that foreign away triumphs will define the era and be more memorable than home ones unless it is against a strong opposition like India-Australia 2001.
And yet, Kumble was missing in 2001 triumph against Australia. He couldn't win a series against them in down under in 2003-04 and was a mute spectator when we were fried at home in 2004-05. Didn't win any series in Eng, NZ or SA through his career. India had to wait until his retirement to win something in NZ in 2008-09. Home bullying was his hallmark. And yet, you consider him to be a better bowler than Ashwin.
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
And yet, Kumble was missing in 2001 triumph against Australia. He couldn't win a series against them in down under in 2003-04 and was a mute spectator when we were fried at home in 2004-05. Didn't win any series in Eng, NZ or SA through his career. India had to wait until his retirement to win something in NZ in 2008-09. Home bullying was his hallmark. And yet, you consider him to be a better bowler than Ashwin.
But not an ATG.

Btw they won in Eng with Kumble in 2007.
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
Haha, true. Funnily, I don't remember any of his bowling from that series, apart from the only hundred he scored and the hilarious way he escaped a stumping on the verge of it.
He actually bowled well in the test they won and scored a ton in another game, from what I recall.
 

CricAddict

Cricketer Of The Year
It is futile to argue with subz. The quicker you guys understand it, the better.

The rabbit he caught always has only three legs.
 

Xix2565

International Regular
It is a reasonable position that foreign away triumphs will define the era and be more memorable than home ones unless it is against a strong opposition like India-Australia 2001.
That wasn't your point though so don't lie again. And India has been good enough to be the best side for a while and he's been pivotal to that.
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
That wasn't your point though so don't lie again. And India has been good enough to be the best side for a while and he's been pivotal to that.
My point was that Ashwin wont be remembered in the future except by Indian fans whereas Cummins will because he is on course to be an ATG.
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
It is futile to argue with subz. The quicker you guys understand it, the better.

The rabbit he caught always has only three legs.
No I am actually quite reasonable and several times I have reversed my opinion based on evidence, check the Steyn vs Ambrose thread, or given conciliatory messages for players I seem to harshly critique, such as the Ashwin ATG thread. Unfortunately, there is a tendency towards groupthink and reactionary replies among several of you. Maybe you all enjoy jousting with me.
 

Socerer 01

International Captain
My point was that Ashwin wont be remembered in the future except by Indian fans whereas Cummins will because he is on course to be an ATG.
which has also been refuted with multiple responses to which you have been ignorant or shot down because it doesnt suit your narrative

only you can claim that a player who many put in an atg Indian xi will be forgotten
 

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