Most accounts of Voce's career have him mainly switching to pace from 1929 and for basically his whole test career, lowering to medium for the Trinidad matting pitch but otherwise fast-medium. I've seen no indication he took more than maybe his first couple of wickets with slow orthodox, let alone 'plenty' of them.
I don't remember for sure where, but I had read he bowled SLA mostly outside of Bodyline. And well, 'plenty' covers a wide range.
Maybe you need better sources. and no, 'plenty' is usually more than a small fraction.
On a statsguru search for wickets for left arm pace bowler Voce is credited with all his 98 wickets under pace. OTOH, Bill Johnston doesn't make the Aussie statsguru pace search (instead being listed as mixture).
Is it just me or the stats are a bit too much
What do you mean?
Vs Barbados
NSW XI post-1990 (based on Tests)
Don’t think Slater, Mark Waugh and particularly Gilly belong in a post 2000’s NSW XI.
Make it post 1990 then
That was calmer than expected tbh.
I mean Richards over Hammond is a lesser joke.
I look at it this way, and it's likely the wrong way but here we are.
Yes yes its a joke to me. I know, you know, just let me have my fun.
I felt Gilchrist got a little underappreciated..... He is also an ATG in ODIs and truly extremely valuable for any team.