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Imran Khan vs Curtley Ambrose

Imran or Ambrose (Test)?


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shortpitched713

International Captain
Benaud just knew that Bradman could've never stood up to the onslaught of the WI pace attack of the time.

Doubt he'd be able to do it on a cold, wet day in Stoke anyway.
 

Sliferxxxx

U19 Debutant
Anyway, Ashes XI would probably win against WI anywhere but in the Caribbean because in the WI even vs great bowling WI batsmen play at a different level. See the records of: Haynes, Lara, Ws (especially Walcott), Sobers, etc at home. Ditto to the bowling.
 

OverratedSanity

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In one innings.

Gooch and Crowe have to be the two players most overrated by a single data point. Gooch by the Headingley innings against the WI, and Crowe by the lone recommendation of Wasim Akram.
Crowe's data point is not that Akram rated him, it's that he was one of the best batsmen in the world across a ten year period and made some very high quality runs

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PlayerComparisons

International Captain
In one innings.

Gooch and Crowe have to be the two players most overrated by a single data point. Gooch by the Headingley innings against the WI, and Crowe by the lone recommendation of Wasim Akram.
Gooch and Gower mainly get overrated because Eng haven’t produced many great players in the modern era (unlike say Aus)

Don’t think Crowe is really overrated though
 

Johan

International Vice-Captain
Two of them played in literally the flattest era of the sport, and one still couldn't score at a rate above the low '30's. No, don't rate Sutcliffe at all. Hammond, a player I very much do rate, was traumatized by Martindale and Constantine.

Not to add Hobbs and Sutcliffe played entire careers in old lbw rules, and none of us have seen Hobbs nor Sutcliffe bat, far less Barnes bowl.
Eh it was not that bad, definitely not as bad as 2000s
 

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