He is one of the most accurate bowlers in the world.Richard said:He's not the most accurate in The World.
Richard..4.6rpo in ODI's is considered good these daysRichard said:Then how come he gets hammered in ODIs to the tune of 4.6-an-over?
Commentators are equally quick - and incorrect - to label, for instance, Ntini, wayward.
It doesn't mean a thing. If I didn't think I knew better than them I wouldn't bother commenting.
But most of them don't deserve it according to you.Richard said:How many times - it is.
All the best bowlers have far better economy-rates.
He is argument?!Richard said:you're argument is seriously breaking-up.
When on Earth have I said McGrath, Pollock, Murali, Chaminda, Warne, Gillespie, etc. don't deserve their ODI economy-rates?marc71178 said:But most of them don't deserve it according to you.
4.6 is not bad when the average scoring rate is much more than that.
My phraseology is notoriously poor but that one was bizarre. :rolleyes:Neil Pickup said:He is argument?!
I was stating that your statistics don't exist, or at least your phrasing of them was very poor. And in case you didn't notice, you were accusing me of making-up the statistics I use to judge, and p***-take that by blatantly making-up stuff of your own. I was saying that this stuff doesn't cut the mustard.Mingster said:I wasn't arguing. Stop accusing me of these things. I was stating my statistics and you start saying they are wrong. I never said in this thread yours were wrong. Jeez...![]()
I'd rate the one with the better first-chance average as the superior batsman. But both situations are realistically impossible.If someone has a first chance batting average of 35, and a career of 55. And person B has a first chance batting average of 12 but a career average of 78. You would take A would you not? Because he has the better first chance average?
I notice you miss Brett Lee out of that list - still unable to accept that he is a damn good ODI bowler?Richard said:When on Earth have I said McGrath, Pollock, Murali, Chaminda, Warne, Gillespie, etc. don't deserve their ODI economy-rates?
That's just an assumption you've made given that I say that some of them don't deserve the averages they've got against their names in Tests.
Why, because the First Chance Average doesn't exist?Richard said:I'd rate the one with the better first-chance average as the superior batsman. But both situations are realistically impossible.