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U19 Debutant
I expect a few fireworks in this thread
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Personally i cant decide
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Personally i cant decide
YupJono said:They're two different types of spinners, About 99% of people would pick Warne, and justifiably so, but never overlook Kumble. Everytime someone does, he takes 5 or more in an innings
Warne for succeeding in more varied surfaces and conditions than Kumble whose record (inspite of the last Aussie tour) is still heavily influenced by his deeds at home.mavric41 said:Warne is better but Kumble is very good. They showed a table yesterday of the top wicket takers and Kumble has overtaken both Ambrose and Akram in 10 or more less tests.
viktor said:They might not... we have difficulty playing quality fast bowling
But the same arguement can be held against Warne too that he doesn't get to bowl to the best batting lineup in the world . Though there is no doubt that Warne is the better oneSJS said:Warne for succeeding in more varied surfaces and conditions than Kumble whose record (inspite of the last Aussie tour) is still heavily influenced by his deeds at home.
I know people will reply by quoting Warne's record in India but the arguments against that are
1. He has still succeeded on more surfaces.
2. In India it is not the surface but the ability of Indian batsmen against spin that has ruined his record. I think the Indian line up will play Kumble equally comfortably at home.
Firstly it is debatable that Aussies are the best players of spin. Even so, for a fair comparison just comapare their figures against the same opposition under the same conditions and you will see how they match up !V Reddy said:But the same arguement can be held against Warne too that he doesn't get to bowl to the best batting lineup in the world . Though there is no doubt that Warne is the better one
thats what i have problem with.even though he is a very good bowler he has have some problems that indians have shown.look at the current series in which most of the india batsmen are out of form and Tendulkar is not in the team and he is still strugging to get them outSJS said:I know people will reply by quoting Warne's record in India but the arguments against that are
1. He has still succeeded on more surfaces.
2. In India it is not the surface but the ability of Indian batsmen against spin that has ruined his record. I think the Indian line up will play Kumble equally comfortably at home.
Most definitely...SJS said:Kumble whose record (inspite of the last Aussie tour) is still heavily influenced by his deeds at home.
Thats not the only reason...Anil said:warne by a country mile....the only reason for him not being called the greatest spinner is his lack of positive results against indian batsmen
ok good points...anyway, the fact remains that he is way better than kumble and is an all-time great....a massive zebra said:Thats not the only reason...
Murali has a better average, strike rate and economy rate despite having comparitively no support and the fact that Warne has not had to play against the world's best team. Murali been more successful against every team except Pakistan, who fielded teenagers during one of Australia's tours. Although Warne has been less effective since his shoulder injury, even at his peak (1993-97) he was not as good as Murali has been this century. Warne has been known to be hit around occasionally and although Murali has previously been nullified to a degree, he has never been smashed around the park.
O'Reilly never had a bad series and was far more consistent. Bradman was one of the few people to have seen both and said O'Reilly was superior.
Laker at his best kicks Warne's ass at his best.
ok...good pointsa massive zebra said:Thats not the only reason...
Murali has a better average, strike rate and economy rate despite having comparitively no support and the fact that Warne has not had to play against the world's best team. Murali been more successful against every team except Pakistan, who fielded teenagers during one of Australia's tours. Although Warne has been less effective since his shoulder injury, even at his peak (1993-97) he was not as good as Murali has been this century. Warne has been known to be hit around occasionally and although Murali has previously been nullified to a degree, he has never been smashed around the park.
O'Reilly never had a bad series and was far more consistent. Bradman was one of the few people to have seen both and said O'Reilly was superior.
Laker at his best kicks Warne's ass at his best.
For sureAnil said:ok good points...anyway, the fact remains that he is way better than kumble and is an all-time great....