can you elaborate on this, what were actually compared? Multi variate regression?Haha, damn I'm good. Can't be ****ed posting a screengrab.
All factors in the table listed about were not significant at 0.05 level (runs scored against and number of 5-fers were close to significance, though) other than the following;
Average, sig, p = 0.04
Econ, sig, p = 0.03
If I get a chance, I'll run some more tests.
The wickets for domestic cricket were helpful for pace bowlers during his time (and continues to be like that till today I think, that's why Pakistan seems to have a never ending line of good pace bowlers) but when it came to International cricket, somehow have been ridiculously flat. So the wickets that he grew upon aren't exactly the wickets he bowled on in test cricket, particularly in the 90s.The "Bowler X played his home games in Pakistan, flat pitches, more impressive" argument doesn't wash. Shoaib will be used to Pakistani pitches, have grown up bowling on them, and will have tailored his game to be successful on those pitches.
t-tests are in correct. The number of 5 fors and 10 fors (and centuries too) assume a poisson distribution. You have to use a non parametric test or do a log transformation.Nothing so elaborate, just t-tests. Wouldn't mind modelling them, though.
Yep. Garner and Marshall seemed more unplayable to me than Lillee. But you never know with Lillee, had he played more games in the SC, with his skill he might have changed things around.Garner....proved himself all over the world including the subcontinent.
Being in the company of other ATGs helps to achieve better average and SR though..regarding Garner's lack of 5 fers , is Botham a Better bowler then Garner and Such because he has a high volume of 5 fers? Garner was distributing wickets with Holding/Roberts/Marshall e.t.c. e.t.c. and was a change bowler generally, no one expects 5 fers and 10 fers from him.
only if most your wickets are lower order or something , which isn't the case with GarnerBeing in the company of other ATGs helps to achieve better average and SR though..
Lillee > Garner.
Its not like that, when there is no breathing space between ATGs, batsmen tends to be easy preys.. Thats how it works.only if most your wickets are lower order or something , which isn't the case with Garner
Double edged sword , one could argue it would mean the batsmen would play more carefully at all times thus harder to get outIts not like that, when there is no breathing space between ATGs, batsmen tends to be easy preys.. Thats how it works.
That means.. Having an ATG bowling attack is a disadvantage.. Compared to a mediocre one. WOW ?Double edged sword , one could argue it would mean the batsmen would play more carefully at all times thus harder to get out
I think lack of fifers is an issue. But having checked with Garner, it seems more the case that his lack of fifers is because he was played as third bowler.regarding Garner's lack of 5 fers , is Botham a Better bowler then Garner and Such because he has a high volume of 5 fers? Garner was distributing wickets with Holding/Roberts/Marshall e.t.c. e.t.c. and was a change bowler generally, no one expects 5 fers and 10 fers from him.