Hayden didn't play South Africa in 2000, he played them next in 2001\02, by which time their attack was patently almost as poor as the rest.Dont go to bed yet.
I just want to point out 1 more thing.
Im going to take strong SA attacks (using Donalds careers as a marker)
In the 90s Hayden averaged 12 against such other worldly attacks including such players as Donald, Pollock, Kallis, Klusener, de Villiers etc. Obviously he would fail against such a good attack as Hayden is rubbish. We all know that.
However, by Richards logic the attack by 2000 had suddenly become terrible and Hayden (after 2000 and before Donald retired) averaged 82 against bowlers such as Donald, Pollock, Kallis, Nel, Ntini etc. Wait...how is that possible?
The quality of the attacks didnt change in this regard and this is the closest you will get to a blind experiment. Hayden changed.
Case Closed
Now bedtime for us all.
and thats it..his best spell..he averaged 42!!!! BrilliantErr, yes, because after and before those hundreds a different period clearly applies.
I'm not here all night, and I've wasted enough time with this already.We are here all night. Please answer it.
oh dont get me on Yousuf...I seem to remember debating with Richard about him as wellYousuf Youhana in 1998 and 99:
1998 (age: 23y 127d) 7 12 1 448 120* 75 64 40.72 1 4 0
1999 (24y 127d) 8 15 0 449 95 83 75 29.93 0 5 3
Your mothers **** has sideburns.I could honestly see your contribution meaning nothing... which it does.
Against the bowlers he was mostly facing, it's certainly not bad. It was more than Hayden did against such bowlers in his first 21 Tests... and yes, the periods do not coincide exactly, but Hussain's complete loss of form in January 2000 renders anything for the next 15 months for him irrelevant.and thats it..his best spell..he averaged 42!!!! Brilliant
Soft.I'm not here all night, and I've wasted enough time with this already.
I'm not going to leave posts unresponded, but quite patently I'm not going to convince Aussies (or Kev) of Hussain's superiority to Hayden.
look , I am not some Aussie homer, so dont just put this down to being an Aussie thing, its quite disrespectful to be honest to those of us who have in fact being debating in a reasonable and logical mannerI'm not here all night, and I've wasted enough time with this already.
I'm not going to leave posts unresponded, but quite patently I'm not going to convince Aussies (or Kev) of Hussain's superiority to Hayden.
Why break tradition?I'm not here all night, and I've wasted enough time with this already.
Sorry, being Aussie will make a difference, regardless of living arrangements.look , I am not some Aussie homer, so dont just put this down to being an Aussie thing, its quite disrespectful to be honest to those of us who have in fact being debating in a reasonable and logical manner
Thats me for the night, that has sapped the soul out of meAgainst the bowlers he was mostly facing, it's certainly not bad. It was more than Hayden did against such bowlers in his first 21 Tests... and yes, the periods do not coincide exactly, but Hussain's complete loss of form in January 2000 renders anything for the next 15 months for him irrelevant.
I'm glad I've finally managed it.Thats me for the night, that has sapped the soul out of me
Yes, of course, because it's our bias that seems to get in the way. And if not that, we always HAVE to be right.Sorry, being Aussie will make a difference, regardless of living arrangements.
Not that most others won't also believe Hayden to be the better, of course. But it'd be pretty pointless debating it with Aussies, as yourself and KaZo show.
The figures were for games post 2000 not for games in 2000 you pedantHayden didn't play South Africa in 2000, he played them next in 2001\02, by which time their attack was patently almost as poor as the rest.
Maybe we should not debate with you about English players or you are just saying Hussain>Hayden because you are English like you are saying Aussies are saying Hayden>Hussain because they are Aussies? A bit dire this tbh.Sorry, being Aussie will make a difference, regardless of living arrangements.
Not that most others won't also believe Hayden to be the better, of course. But it'd be pretty pointless debating it with Aussies, as yourself and KaZo show.
Richard if you could come up with some valid points, I would tell you, but you just havent.Sorry, being Aussie will make a difference, regardless of living arrangements.
Not that most others won't also believe Hayden to be the better, of course. But it'd be pretty pointless debating it with Aussies, as yourself and KaZo show.
Your moronic flailing could sap the soul out of Aretha Franklin.I'm glad I've finally managed it.
Your moronic flailing could sap the soul out of Aretha Franklin.