Hmm pretty high for a pacer, almost as high as spinners.Pretty sure you’re thinking of Akram..
Anyway Garner has pretty close to perfect splits on top order/middle order/tail wickets (as defined by howstat at least: 1-3, 4-7, 8-11)
85, 87, 87
Check Miller'sPretty sure you’re thinking of Akram..
Anyway Garner has pretty close to perfect splits on top order/middle order/tail wickets (as defined by howstat at least: 1-3, 4-7, 8-11)
85, 87, 87
65, 67, 38Check Miller's
Damn Miller's 1-7 WPI is very close to Wasim's65, 67, 38
He also had a tougher role of being primarily a first change instead of new ball bowler, and still has among the very best averages of all time.Guess being a side character could be a big point against Garner as well.
I don’t think its necessarily a good stat used in isolation. A lot of factors go into it.Hmm pretty high for a pacer, almost as high as spinners.
Is he the best ever supporting act ever?Guess being a side character could be a big point against Garner as well.
Akram's tail end wickets percentage: 35.02%Pretty sure you’re thinking of Akram..
Yeah, that's why he's rated as high as he's rated. But do think being a supporting act in the first place hurts his cause a bit.Is he the best ever supporting act ever?
Why though? He isn't getting the support that a primary quick gets of having the new ball. But he averages as low as any new ball bowler in history.Yeah, that's why he's rated as high as he's rated. But do think being a supporting act in the first place hurts his cause a bit.
I just don’t remember it being brought up tbhAkram's tail end wickets percentage: 35.02%
Garner's tail end wicket percentage: 33.59%
But do agree that it's not a very reasonable metric to downplay Garner. Just was saying that he was downgraded for the matter by quite a few.
I just don’t remember it being brought up tbh
This too is a reasonable argumentWarne is greater but imo not better.
True.Warne is greater but imo not better.