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Battle of the Australians

nightprowler10

Global Moderator
13-8 to Armstrong.

Round 1: Battle 15

Bruce Reid

Tests: 27 matches, 93 runs @ 4.65 | 113 wickets @ 24.63
ODI: 61 matches, 49 runs @ 3.76 | 63 wickets @ 34.96



vs

Damien Martyn

Test: 65 matches, 4361 runs @ 47.40 | 2 wickets @ 84.00
ODI: 203 matches, 5105 @ 39.88 | 12 wickets @ 58.66



BTW, was Read a worse batsman than Murali?
 

nightprowler10

Global Moderator
Goughy said:
When was Reid included? Hooray :jump:

Could have been great, ended up being special.

Reid
Lol, as I have mentioned earlier, there were some changes I made that are not seen in the original 64 list on page 3 due to the fact I can't edit a post that old. I have the list on my laptop's hard drive.

I could post it if people are interested.
 

Pedro Delgado

International Debutant
Looks like McGrath's older brother in the Cricinfo pic, Reid.

Martyn isn't as good as he thinks he is, maltreatment by CA or nay.
 

shortpitched713

International Captain
Martyn. Hes not that bad either guys, despite his recent form. Hes been in an era where Australia have probably had more batting talent than any other time. I think he would easily make all the other Test sides in the world.
 

aussie

Hall of Fame Member
Love watching Martyn bat, but Australia have produced a lot of top class batsmen, Reid is unique in that he was a left-armer, so Reid for me.
 

Matt79

Hall of Fame Member
Reid - cruelled by injury, and the then ACB's refusal to upgrade their 6'10", back-injury prone, quick from economy to business for the 20-something hour flight to the Caribbean. He never really recovered. Talk about protecting your assets...
 

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