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Herbert Sutcliffe vs Rahul Dravid

Who is the better test batsman?


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Coronis

International Coach
Tell me one thing there that wasn't true.

Barry is my guilty indulgence, and he always makes my second team, but yes Sutcliffe is 4th, lol.
Because you single out Sutcliffe by only putting Barry above him. Based off 4 tests.

Can’t wait to see Steve Smith be a top 5 opener of all time based off his first series opening.
 

kyear2

International Coach
Because you single out Sutcliffe by only putting Barry above him. Based off 4 tests.

Can’t wait to see Steve Smith be a top 5 opener of all time based off his first series opening.
I know you're exaggerating, but even in the most hyperbolic extremes that's not possible.
 

Line and Length

Cricketer Of The Year
I don't respect cricketers who played before 70s. No proper fast bowling no spinner just farmers.
Complete and utter tripe. There were plenty of professional cricketers well before the '70s. Some of the greatest names in cricket - both in terms of reputation and performances - came before this time. Your sweeping statement dismisses greats such as Bradman, Hutton and Sobers. The latter did play in the early '70s but the bulk of his career (debut in 1954) was before then. No fast bowlers? What rubbish. Trueman, Lindwall, Davidson, Hall etc. No spinners? Ever heard of O'Reilly, Grimmett, Laker and Tayfield?

Your subsequent post reveals you have a narrow and extremely parochial outlook on our great game. Cricket would survive without India. Would India surviuve without cricket?
 

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