These two ingredients are extra and answer to your post is that he is not consistent at one line , isn't quite accurate and does not swing the ball !!
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Has there ever been a player as poor as Mohammad Sami play so many tests?
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SJS
Hall of Fame Member
No comparison.
In over-played-poor-cricketers list Sami stands head and shoulders above competition.
If there is anyone who comes close it is the legendary Ajit Agarkar in odi's.
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
Pretty much.
Craig
World Traveller
Sig-able.
Time for you to copy Cameron in the sig-quotes stakes methinks.
Perm
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Yeah I know, I simply cannot fathom how.I've honestly never seen a worse bowler.
Not really that uncommon in Sri Lankan domestic cricket ITBT, the standard of pitches is quite poor and the games only last 3 days from memory. That's why you'll see so many bowlers with averages in the low twenties, while batsmen who average more than 40 are rare. Makes Marvan Atapattu's FC average of 48 look amazing.
Like Lassana Dias and Sajeewa Weerakoon, both of which i rate very highly (bowling average is around 18 for both)
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
At least he's supposed to be able to bat.And has actually won a live Test in Australia, more than most have done of late. Terrible as he's been aside from that, it still counts for a little.
Way to endear yourself to us AAAS ers, Rich.
