You wrongly worded a wrong argument. Kudos.This is basically my point and how I would have worded it if I wasn't a massive ****. Kudos.
I think Pujara is equal to Kohli not better, even though Pujara might have done more so far in his international career, I can't help but think that Kohli is the guy who is more likely to succeed against top quality attacks in adverse conditions than Pujara. That 119 he got against SA was seriously special, it was a high quality counter attacking century which very few players (Indian or otherwise) are capable of playing. I'd easily take Pujara over Kohli on Indian pitches though.Pujara>Kohli...
but other than that there's the small matter of Amla, De Villiers, Sangakkarra, Chanderpaul, and Clarke to surpass...which I think he'll do but he hasn't done it yet.
100% serious.Da ****??? That can't be a serious statement??
Laughable.Not even the best bat in his country.........either of them.
A little, yeah. I'm trying to provoke a bit of discussion but Kohli's played some absolutely nonsense innings in ODI cricket, he's due one in a Test match. Unfortunately he's unlikely to play many matchwinning innings the way KP did because he's got a joke of a bowling attack behind him.looks like furball judges players by their best work rather than their normal work.
Yeah I understood that, I just thought the idea that KP wasn't England's best batsman during his career was utterly laughable.Just for the record as I'm not sure it reads clearly, by "either of them" I did mean either of KPs countries.
2nd innings downhill skiier.Give me Warner as well as much as it pains me to say. What he does against new ball attacks is absolutely devastating to teams.
Well that's at least a debatable point..........what's not debatable is that SA have had 3 better batsmen during KP's career. So no, he has never been the best batsman in the world.Yeah I understood that, I just thought the idea that KP wasn't England's best batsman during his career was utterly laughable.