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Battle of the Australians

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Can't go past McGrath really; his longevity is remarkable for a seamer. Shows his enormous desire & professionalism. For all his pantomime pommy-bashing I suspect he's a pretty decent cove too.
 

nightprowler10

Global Moderator
16-5 to Pidge.

Battle of the Australians: Quarter-final 4

Steve Waugh

Test: 168 matches, 10927 runs @ 51.06 | 92 wickets @ 37.44
ODI: 325 matches, 7569 runs @ 32.90 | 195 wickets @ 34.67



vs

Shane Warne

Test: 140 matches, 2958 runs @ 16.61 | 685 wickets @ 25.25
ODI: 194 matches, 1018 runs @ 13.05 | 293 wickets @ 25.73

 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Ouch. Titanic. Warney probably the more gifted player, but I have a massive soft spot for Waugh. I think tho, on balance, Warne has been more crucial in Australia's ascent to world domimantion.
 

Slifer

International Captain
Steve Waugh. Not that i actually think he's a better cricketer than Warne. But this battle shouldnt be this one sided.
 

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