So close? Average of 23 vs 25.7, SR of 35.6 vs 36.3 and most importantly ER of 3.87 vs 4.25.Murali is much better away and home yet slightly worse in neutral.
Pardon, but then how are their overall records so close? I think you're stat-picking...again.
At the end of the day ,he is the man of the final of a world cup which Murli never achieved . People don't remember other ODIs that much .So close? Average of 23 vs 25.7, SR of 35.6 vs 36.3 and most importantly ER of 3.87 vs 4.25.
This may be the joke of the year
So close? Average of 23 vs 25.7, SR of 35.6 vs 36.3 and most importantly ER of 3.87 vs 4.25.
This may be the joke of the year
How are they that close yet so far apart in home and away?The results were as following
Here it's clear who's betterCode:Player Average ER SR Warne 25.60 3.85 40.22 Murali 25.19 3.59 40.46
Then Aravinda de SIlva will be the greatest cricketer ever. He has the best match turning performance in a WC final (107* and 3/44 in cluding Taylor, Ponting and Healy).At the end of the day ,he is the man of the final of a world cup which Murli never achieved . People don't remember other ODIs that much .
How are they that close yet so far apart in home and away?
Anyway, even the touted differences are negligible. Warne was simply the better ODI bowler. Their overall records are in striking distance and when it mattered Warne was much much better.
1. Now you have given the stats for neutral veniues. The difference is striking when it comes to away matches (or at oppositions home).Here are stats for away matches, with above criteria.
Code:[B] Average ER SR[/B] Murali 25.36 3.89 38.02 Warne 41.56 4.27 59.82
Grouping Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Econ SR
Murali 31 28 264.0 11 1107 46 24.06 4.19 34.4
Warne 25 25 231.5 13 984 40 24.60 4.24 34.7
Hahaha MY selective nature? I think this thread has gone beyond proving who is selective. Mr. Aravinda-played-McGrath-beautifully. Mr.-0.5-runs-=-my-player-is-better.1. Now you have given the stats for neutral veniues. The difference is striking when it comes to away matches (or at oppositions home).
2. Murali ahs better stats in tournament finals than Warne.
In tournament finals
Your selective nature of stats is overwhelmiongly exposed. I am talking about whole careers, and you ranu away to small bits and pieces of it to suit your argument.Code:Grouping Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Econ SR Murali 31 28 264.0 11 1107 46 24.06 4.19 34.4 Warne 25 25 231.5 13 984 40 24.60 4.24 34.7
Aravinda did it how many times? Warne did it how many times? What is Aravinda's overall career record btw? And what about Warne's? Do they stack up to their contemporaries?Then Aravinda de SIlva will be the greatest cricketer ever. He has the best match turning performance in a WC final (107* and 3/44 in cluding Taylor, Ponting and Healy).
I am gonna die ROFL!
So against teams that were actually good and those that both played Warne was better. Thanks for clearing it up.Here are the transformed values for Murali vs Warne. First is for Neutral venues, second for Away venues
cos New Zealand aren't ODI class??Why didn't you include NZ in those stats who have done well in the WC's all considering and whom Murali does quite well against. Suspicious.
This was aimed at funnygirl. De Silva easily has the best individual performance in a WC Final. That would not make him the ebst ODI player. Same for Warne. Being a better bowler in WC Finals will not make him the best ODI bowler.Aravinda did it how many times? Warne did it how many times? What is Aravinda's overall career record btw? And what about Warne's? Do they stack up to their contemporaries?
I think we both know the answer. So you keep rolling on the floor laughing.
Ha Ha! who was the one named those disgraceful methods?So against teams that were actually good and those that both played Warne was better. Thanks for clearing it up.
BTW is there a reason for keeping teams like Kenya, Bangladesh, etc, but leaving out teams like Asia XI, Africa XI and World XI?
You also did these tables in the Test argument and were found stat-fixing. How can anyone trust you again here? In that argument you used some of the most disgraceful methods to try and sway the argument.
Uh, what? This link just showed the post where you used the wrong values when you standardised.Ha Ha! who was the one named those disgraceful methods?
KaZoH0lic's idea #1, called as mine and disgraceful
Again, another post which shows your disgraceful stat-fixing - leaving out Murali's record against Australia.
Er. how is that stat-fixing? Care to explain?
Nah...pretty clear here who is desperate enough to actually change stats to try and build his argument. What is sad is that EVEN when you do that the difference is like 0.5 runs? And that's definitive for you? Be ashamed.so KaZoH0lic, you are the one who have fixed stats. I have given clear reasons when I used some method to analyze stats. But you have given none. Then you have not understood a single reason given by me on standardization of stats.
Who did he bowl against, Windies, S.Africa and Pakistan. Best sides of his day . The Sri Lanka play spin well is not why Warne didn't take wickets because Warne does very well against Sri Lanka . In that final Australia only took 2 wickets (Reiffel and Fleming the bowlers).This was aimed at funnygirl. De Silva easily has the best individual performance in a WC Final. That would not make him the ebst ODI player. Same for Warne. Being a better bowler in WC Finals will not make him the best ODI bowler.
And who did Warne bowl to ODI finals? When he bowled to SL he got mauled. He bowled the other instance against a piss-poor spin playing side who have been traditionally overrated for their spin play. Murali both instaces bowled to superb batting sides. Once he got hammered, but other time he bowled very well.
Again, another post which shows your disgraceful stat-fixing - leaving out Murali's record against Australia.
Once again you know that by adding that you can skew Murali's stats.Murali's overs with Australia should be level with Warne's overs with Sri Lanka. To factor in the 186 ICC overs, just add another 186 overs to Murali's record against Australia. That would give 3353 overs V Australia, pretty much the only change you need to make to make it level.
Either you cannot understand it. Or you are too hypocratic to show it.Migara said:I took them away for just calculating propotions played against each country. I added them to final analysis however.The final figures in bold includes matches against AUS, SL and ICC XI
Again, another post which shows your disgraceful stat-fixing - leaving out Murali's record against Australia.
I have very well explained it. You are showing your deficiencies in understanding it.And about your calculations: Once agains wrong Logic. You've calculated proportions including matches against AUS and SL. The standardizarion could be only done against common oppositions. Only later you can add those figures against SL and AUS. You cannot have it to calculate the proportions. Your figures are diffrent because you have grossly neglected that standardization can be done against common oppositions.
If you look carefully you'll see that percentages in AUS column for Murali and SL column for Warne are empty. My figures are backed up with a strong set of criteria, so I am with my figures and they are correct according to criteria I have used.