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I'd say Harmison too as one of the worst. His technique doesn't exactly lend itself to being good in pressure situations.
Yeah right. Failing to get 40 odd in two innings on a flat track and not beat Javeds record puts him right up there with the best doesn't it?best ever player under pressure has to be inzimam ul haq
Indeed, and his century against Bangladesh.Not to mention that infamous Hobart knock.
There wasn't any game pressure though, just a personal record. It's completely different.Yeah right. Failing to get 40 odd in two innings on a flat track and not beat Javeds record puts him right up there with the best doesn't it?
If only he'd eaten less chappaties and run a few more singles, eh?
Justin Langer then as well. That was incredible too.Not to mention that infamous Hobart knock.
His innings wasn't the same calibre of Gilchrist's though, while still being a fine knock.Justin Langer then as well. That was incredible too.
An alltime great who doesn't do well in pressure situations is Sachin Tendulkar.
Must be a New Zealand thing...Ross Taylor is awful under pressure lately
Usually it takes one player to break through that wall and the rest pick-up from there.Not sure what this means. Don't really agree with the concept tbh. Doing badly in pressure situation would be if you were supposed to win, but lost it due to a choke...which means it can't be an individual thing, but a team situation (eg South Africa losing from a position of strength repeatedly).
I'm not denying that he's a great batsman but he's never been as good as he should be in pressure situations.
- nearly 27000 international runs
- 78 international centuries
- 217 scores above fifty
- 211 international cathces
I mean just imagine such a lousy handler of pressure and this is what he does. International cricket sounds like a stroll in the park by a seventy year old lady in hijab...
Add to that a billion arm chair critics who think they would have done better...
Maybe it is cricket punditry that comes so easy.....
From the figures it is clear that he hasnt faced many pressure situations in such a massively long career.I'm not denying that he's a great batsman but he's never been as good as he should be in pressure situations.
Exactly.There are different kinds of pressure. Tendulkar has faced the most intense public scrutiny pretty much since he was a kid. I doubt any cricketer in the history of the game has faced that kind of pressure and it's quite remarkable that he has survived for so long.
Even in the conventional cricketing sense Tendulkar has played some great pressure innings even though like Steve Waugh he doesn't have a good fourth innings record. His two match-winning hundreds against Australia in Madras were of the highest quality and were under huge pressure. He has delivered with the ball in pressure situations on several occasions too.
India has won around 30% of the Tests in which he's scored centuries,thats half the ratio of wins Pakistan has secured in those tests where Inzamam scored centuries.It shows that in pressure situations,he hasn't not even half as goo as Inzamam(who's overall a much inferior batsman compared to him).From the figures it is clear that he hasnt faced many pressure situations in such a massively long career.
Very temted to roll eyes you. Alot of those blokes are pretty damn good under pressure you know. With the notable exceptions being Taylor and Martin.Worst players under pressure:
Vincent
Fleming
Fulton
Taylor
Styris
Oram
McCullum
Vettori
Bond
Patel
Martin
Martin just isn't very good fullstop. I think it was a piss-take anyway.Very temted to roll eyes you. Alot of those blokes are pretty damn good under pressure you know. With the notable exceptions being Taylor and Martin.