if one has a terrible withp they could get keen for a thab thwee4 is the magic number, not 3. Also need to span a full calendar decade.
E.g. No one froths over the Fab 3 allrounders of 1997ish to 2005ish.
Request denied.No ageist jokes please.
What about Styris, Astle and McMillan?He means Cairns, Vettori, Oram
Doesn’t get more modern than this.Tendulkar, Lara,Ponting, Kallis
They're the Fab 3 batting all-roundersWhat about Styris, Astle and McMillan?
lol, it was Kallis actually that I wasn't thinking of ... Was thinking of the similar 3 bowling allrounders.Which one of Kallis, Pollock, Cairns, and Flintoff don't make your 97-05 Fab 3?
The comparable 4Tendulkar, Lara,Ponting, Kallis
Flintoff was decidedly meh until the point Cairns retired.lol, it was Kallis actually that I wasn't thinking of ... Was thinking of the similar 3 bowling allrounders.
But, actually, make sit even weirder how little fanfare there was over 4 great seam bowling allrounders being on the scene at the same time.
needs to be full decade based, or all 4 must come from 4 different countries?
ftfyTendulkar and Lara are a tier below Ponting, and Kallis is another tier above that
Big Peak Big Decline | Zaheer | Miandad | Ponting | Pietersen | Kohli |
Sole carrier - poor support | Chappell | Crowe | Lara | Gayle | Babar |
Always delivers when it matters the most | Lloyd | Viv | Inzamam | Clarke | Williamson |
High run tally | Boycott | Gower | Sachin | De Villiers | Root |
I like Tests more | Gavaskar | Border | Kallis | Sangakkara | Smith |
de Villiers the downhill skier is a grinder now it seemsChapell's team was the best in the world in the mid 70s. He played alongside Chapelli, Walters and Redpath as well as a great bowling attack.
De Villiers most certainly did not have a knack for grinding runs and runs.
Miandad didn't have a precipitous decline either. He still averaged 45 in his last 4 years.
pretty on brand from the dudeGower was pretty far from a grinder too. Just saw Root is in that row too. Also Tendulkar lol.
Just an atrocious list.
miandad averaged 34 in his last 4 years, at least get that right. Thats a big decline, which made his average go from 57 to 52. not sure what your grumpy old ass is throwing fits for.Chapell's team was the best in the world in the mid 70s. He played alongside Chapelli, Walters and Redpath as well as a great bowling attack.
De Villiers most certainly did not have a knack for grinding runs and runs.
Miandad didn't have a precipitous decline either. He still averaged 45 in his last 4 years.