TheJediBrah
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He has critics? Where do they hide?
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Has Kohli proved his critics wrong?
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They are mostly Babar fans on
TheJediBrah
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Twitter is a horrible place to hide. Or do anything.
Agreed. If you're going to run a Babar>Kohli agenda you have to hide where the lowlife are though
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Sachin was the best across multiple rule changes and stuff. His sheer adaptability puts him a bit ahead of Virat for me. Viv ahead of both though. Again, as I have often posted in CW in the last few weeks, the platinum tier of ODI batsmen, in order for me -
Viv
Sachin
Virat
MSD
Bevan
AB
Viv
Sachin
Virat
MSD
Bevan
AB
Athlai
Not Terrible
see?
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Needs more Ricky Ponting
Patience and Accuracy+Gut
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He is a great ODI player. But deserves consideration that De Villiers was regarded by majority as the best ODI batsman in the world till he retired. De Villiers averaged near 65 with a SR of 110 throughout 2010s. Guy was a freak!
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The enormous disparity in his SR compared with his contemporaries. He was orders of magnitude in front, while maintaining a really good average. He was also pretty innovative - he had an around-the-ground power game which basically no one else had back then. For example, he'd hit sixes over cover and mid off when no one else went near doing it. He sort of did everything first and as well as anyone has. Averaging 47 and striking at 90 in the 70s and 80s is pretty ridiculous.
FMD I shudder to think what he'd be worth in an IPL auction given his bowling and fielding too (not that I'm taking them into account in this comparison).
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Of course he has his critics. His carbon footprint is abysmal. Until he sorts that out he won’t earn the patented Heef Green Shield Stamp of approval. And neither should be. Humph.
TheJediBrah
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Didn't even get his side to a World Cup final though
and balding by 30