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Have to be able to walk without breaking your foot to be considered a bowler, sorry.Freddie
Have to be able to walk without breaking your foot to be considered a bowler, sorry.Freddie
Steyn averages... what? Like 10-12 less runs per wicket then Flintoff & Anderson?Better, yes, twice as good? Not even close. Jimmy & Freddie say hi.
Anderson is similar to Steyn but not as good or as accurate - he's likely to go the distance more often than not with HughesSteyn averages... what? Like 10-12 less runs per wicket then Flintoff & Anderson?
How's Watto?Have to be able to walk without breaking your foot to be considered a bowler, sorry.
Walking laps of training grounds I hear.How's Watto?
like glenn mgrath yeah? you saying he wasn't a bowler?Have to be able to walk without breaking your foot to be considered a bowler, sorry.
Only if the pitches are flat. If there's movement in the air or off the pitch then Anderson will be more capable of taking a hatful. Unlike Steyn, Anderson bowls very well to left-handers.Anderson is similar to Steyn but not as good or as accurate - he's likely to go the distance more often than not with Hughes
Flintoff will trouble Hughes (and all other batsmen) because of his pace, bounce and accuracy - IMO, that's where his real test will come from
I'd actually say Anderson, these days, is more accurate than Steyn - ie, he can hit good lengths and stop the batsmen scoring better.Anderson is similar to Steyn but not as good or as accurate - he's likely to go the distance more often than not with Hughes
The overall is not always relevant. Some moderate bowlers excel at dismissing certain batsmen (sometimes excellent batsmen) much more than their considerable overall superiors.Steyn averages... what? Like 10-12 less runs per wicket then Flintoff & Anderson?
Haha yeah, Glenn rolled his ankle once, makes him injury plagued.like glenn mgrath yeah? you saying he wasn't a bowler?
Hughes and Hussey are fine. Looked convincing in their brief trips to the crease. Johnson however, is a big problem - if he can't get his release angle sorted than we're stuffed.Phil Hughes might not have scored many runs so far, but I'm backing him to come good in the rest of the series, England haven't really blown him away or anything, they have just tucked him up and given him no room to work with, and eventually he has got out fiddling at balls he should be leaving well alone.
I think the gap between the 2nd and 3rd test would help him get his bearings right, he is hitting the ball quite well, he just needs to be slightly patient and eventually the runs too would come. .