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Ranking the Bowlers

C_C

C_C

International Captain
Ambrose.
Its worth remembering that Hadlee was a great bowler but he operated on some of the most friendly seaming tracks the world's ever seen ( Standard Kiwi tactic of the 80s: Prepare total greentops and hope for Paddles to nuke em). This is the reason i'd rate Ambrose slightly ahead of Hadlee.
 
silentstriker

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
C_C said:
Ambrose.
Its worth remembering that Hadlee was a great bowler but he operated on some of the most friendly seaming tracks the world's ever seen ( Standard Kiwi tactic of the 80s: Prepare total greentops and hope for Paddles to nuke em). This is the reason i'd rate Ambrose slightly ahead of Hadlee.
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TBF, Hadlee performed well even on non-green tops. But yea, I rate Ambrose slightly ahead too, but its close.
 
adharcric

adharcric

International Coach
Just six hours or so to go ... Ambrose 8, Warne 6, Hadlee 5 ... get your vote in if you've got a problem with that.
 
adharcric

adharcric

International Coach
Ambrose marches home at #4. I'm expecting some strong sentiments if Warne doesn't make it now.

The List
1. Malcolm Marshall
2. Muttiah Muralitharan
3. Glenn McGrath
4. Curtly Ambrose

The vote for the #5 bowler of all-time begins now.

The Contenders
 
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