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Best bowler to average over 30 ?
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TheJediBrah
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People thinking Lyon is a better bowler than Flintoff is wild
All Lyon has is longevity. It would be like thinking Jimmy Anderson is better than Ryan Harris or Shane Bond
All Lyon has is longevity. It would be like thinking Jimmy Anderson is better than Ryan Harris or Shane Bond
Sunil1z
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Ishant is better than Flintoff
CricAddict
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Ishant averages just 26 across 52 tests from 2014 till 2021. His initial years were terrible. He is a poor man's Anderson.
TheJediBrah
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Flintoff had an incredible peak though, even if it was short-lived. And if we're allowing ball tampering in the analysis then he's a real contender
Daemon
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Anderson better than both combined.
Ryan Bond would disintegrate the moment he picked up a cricket ball imo.
What would Shane Harris do?
capt_Luffy
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Shane Watson and Chris Harris combined? Will be the dream player of Honestbharani.....
I wouldn't go that far.
TheJediBrah
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With Murray Mints he was close
Fuller Pilch
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Yasir Shah could be an outside bet. He took 5-fers for fun. Qadir was also highly rated.
Has an excellent record in 'neutral' conditions.
Fuller Pilch
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Actually have looked thru the options and it has to be Jack Gregory. Close thread
Fuller Pilch
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The GOAT of the desert
Blenkinsop
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This is just a transparent attempt to engineer a thread where the answer is not Jadeja. All I can say is wait til the end of his career and see what he averages then.
capt_Luffy
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Ted McDonald>Jack Gregory
Sunil1z
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I get what you want to say but for that to happen Jadeja needs to average around 37-40 for next 4-5 years . And considering the competition in spin department he faces , he will be dropped if he averages 35-37 for 2 consecutive calendar years .