Yeah New Zealand has played Sri Lanka so much lately to last entire lifetime. When Murali goes who else will step up to the mark?_Ed_ said:I disagree, he's bowling as well as he ever has IMO. I'm glad we don't play SL in a Test again until probably after he retires, that's a major relief.
I'll enjoy watching him take these wickets against other teams.
Still in the squad for ODIs, but can't get a game cus they don't want to play two spinners, but they are happy to play four seamers._Ed_ said:
With the super sub rule over, he can't get a game. When he played in NZ and Australia it was mainly as a super sub. But he looks a good prospect in ODIs. I doubt he will make an impact in Test, but i hope he proves me wrong.
Isolator said:
So?Laurrz said:
And that's different to Bradman being 38.97 runs ahead of the next in what way, exactly?Laurrz said:
Well that will just show how much better then he is compared the 2nd of all time...Laurrz said:
Neil Pickup said:
Thats a good ranking - but I would say that since the instigation of the PowerPlay rules Murali has found his ODI effectiveness curtailed measurably. That, and the ridiculous bringing in of boundary ropes 10 metres or more into the field of play - they were doing it in the tests too. Poor bowlers! It really is nonsense!adharcric said:
