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CricmetricWhere did you get these stats?
CricmetricWhere did you get these stats?
Where did you get these stats?
Jasprit Bumrah is easily the best bowler of this generation so obviously he is going to be compared to the greats.Jarrod Kimber had discussion about Bumrah vs Mcgrath
So many do think Bumrah in a top tier
That was a mistakeSteven Smith was being compared to the likes of Sachin Tendulkar and called as second best as early as around 2017.
It’s just human nature. They get excited when a new talent displays greatness and compare them to the greats of the past.That was a mistake
I agree Bumrah's the best of the 4, but due to politics (not his fault) he's never bowled in the fast bowlers' graveyard that is Pakistan.Average in India/SL/Pak
1. Bumrah : 47 wickets @ 19
2. Rabada : 20 wickets @ 33
3. Cummins : 17 wickets @ 30
4. Hazelwood : 0 (No wicket taken in 1 match)
He's still top ten tho. So, not "very" wrong.That was a mistake
The true GOAT imo. Plus there’s his batting to consider.Garner : His worst record is in Aus yet averaged 25. He did not play in India though.
Yes it was amazing but lets be fair, Bangladesh batsmen aren’t necessarily the greatest challenge.I agree Bumrah's the best of the 4, but due to politics (not his fault) he's never bowled in the fast bowlers' graveyard that is Pakistan.
Also Rabada had an amazing tour of Bangladesh - one of the greatest ever by a fast bowler to Asia.
Hey watch your mouth!Yes it was amazing but lets be fair, Bangladesh batsmen aren’t necessarily the greatest challenge.
Hey watch your mouth!
Sorry for not including Ban in my criteriaSince 2018(Bumrah’s debut)
Average in India/SL/Pak
1. Bumrah : 47 wickets @ 19
2. Rabada : 20 wickets @ 33
3. Cummins : 17 wickets @ 30
4. Hazelwood : 0 (No wicket taken in 1 match)
No, but their pitches definitely are!Yes it was amazing but lets be fair, Bangladesh batsmen aren’t necessarily the greatest challenge.
But added SL???Sorry for not including Ban in my criteria
But added SL???
Given his height, Garner would bowl a good length delivery in Australia and it'd be a bouncer.True
Garner : His worst record is in Aus yet averaged 25. He did not play in India though.
Also his batting.Given his height, Garner would bowl a good length delivery in Australia and it'd be a bouncer.
Marshall : Avg of 32 in 3 Tests in NZ.
McGrath : 29 in SL(4 Tests) & 31 in Pak(5 Tests)
Hadlee : 44 in Pak(4 Tests) & 27 in WI(5 Tests)
Ambrose : 25 in Pak(5 Tests). DNP in India.
Steyn : 32 in SL(6 Tests), 26 in NZ(3 Tests), 28 in Aus(7 Tests) & 32 in Eng(5 Tests)
Imran : 26 in NZ(4 Tests), 28 in Ind(10 Tests) & 28.5 in Aus(
Donald : 28 in Aus(7 Tests) & 32 in Pak(2 Tests)
Akram : 27 in Zim(4 Tests), 26 in WI(9 Tests), 27 in Ind(8 Tests), 29 in Eng(14 Tests) & 39 in SA(2 Tests)
Lillee : 35 in SL(1 Test) & 100 in Pak(3 Tests).
Garner : His worst record is in Aus yet averaged 25. He did not play in India though.
Marshall has the best record at least statistically and he had an injury in that series.
GOATBowlers who forced batsmen to retire hurt most often in Tests between 1 October 1974 and 10 March 1995. Source: Letting RIP by Simon Wilde. Hadlee had his share of victims - the same number as Lillee and Thomson put together.
7 - Marshall
6 - Croft, Walsh, Willis
5 - Hadlee, Roberts
4 - McDermott
3 - Botham, Garner, Thomson
2 - Alderman, Ambrose, Azeem Hafeez, Sylvester Clarke, Winston Davis, Holding, Lillee, Mohsin Kamal, Pascoe
1 - Mohinder Amarnath, Angel, Winston Benjamin, Bishop, Collinge, Dilley, Donald, Holder, Imran, Kapil Dev, Lawson, Peter Lever, Chris Lewis, Malcolm, Morrison, Moseley, Rumesh Ratnayake, Bruce Reid, Sarfraz Nawaz, Srinath, Waqar, Wasim Akram
Everybody who has a poor record in NZ is a GOAT.GOAT
Just saying
Hutton. Marshall. Sobers. Richards. Lara.Everybody who has a poor record in NZ is a GOAT.