PlayerComparisons
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What’s wrong with comparing two teams within a certain timeframe?Or just stop with the arbitrary cutoffs, it's disingenuous.
What’s wrong with comparing two teams within a certain timeframe?Or just stop with the arbitrary cutoffs, it's disingenuous.
Nothing if they’re actually comparable.What’s wrong with comparing two teams within a certain timeframe?
It hurts their team's strength I guess.What’s wrong with comparing two teams within a certain timeframe?
Nothing if it's not coming with an agenda.What’s wrong with comparing two teams within a certain timeframe?
do England vs India and cut it off at 1979What’s wrong with comparing two teams within a certain timeframe?
I’m just interested in comparing them in the modern era thoughdo England vs India and cut it off at 1979
I mean I thought it was obvious I was comparing these countries in the modern era (which I associate with post 1970) lol. Not sure what you’re tryna say.As I thought
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It's obvious what I'm saying.I mean I thought it was obvious I was comparing these countries in the modern era (which I associate with post 1970) lol. Not sure what you’re tryna say.
OkIt's obvious what I'm saying.
Dude stop whining about agendas and pretending to be the disinterested observer. We all have them and we roll with it.Nothing if it's not coming with an agenda.
Lmao I don't know this seems like somewhat of an overreaction.The day you start posting actual opinions instead of whatever slimy, disingenuous **** all this is, feel free to tag me for chat. In the mean time, piss off.
Oh and also delete your account
He was not having a good day ig.Lmao I don't know this seems like somewhat of an overreaction.
Best post of the thread thoLmao I don't know this seems like somewhat of an overreaction.
Yea I’m sure he loves these threads on his good daysHe was not having a good day ig.
rip Steyn and Kallis. Not so great anymoreEngland v South Africa Test averages since readmission in 1992.
Batting averages: Qualification 800 runs
England: Trescothick 51, Root 46, Bairstow 45, Pietersen 45, Stokes 45, Hussain 43, Atherton 43, Stewart 39, Butcher 38, Strauss 38, Thorpe 35, Cook 35, Flintoff 32, Vaughan 26.
South Africa: Smith 56, Amla 52, Cullinan 49, G Kirsten 48, Kallis 44, Gibbs 43, de Villiers 42, Rhodes 40, Boucher 34, Elgar 34.
Bowling averages: 30 wickets
England: Moeen Ali 35@25, Stokes 39@26, Fraser 35@26, Broad 89@27, Cork 37@28, Anderson 103@30, Flintoff 48@37, Gough 43@38.
South Africa: Donald 86@23, Pollock 91@23, Philander 30@24, Rabada 66@25, Morkel 79@28, Steyn 50@31, Adams 32@32, Ntini 70@34, Maharaj 31@35, Kallis 50@35.