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Genuinely great post thisThis won't work. His head was built with paradox-absorbing crumple zones.
Genuinely great post thisThis won't work. His head was built with paradox-absorbing crumple zones.
That and the fact he’s not a surly **** who can give it out but not take itYeah this is pretty much why I rate Broad higher tbh.
Anderson is 40 and it's begun to show in this match. Broad has bowled better but Anderson's reputation won't be tarnished.Broad is better than Anderson. And by no small margin.
Its not the same. Batsmen were just so disgusted by Warne that they got out to McGrath instead.But Anderson and Broad, who you put in the top 5 all time, aren't lucky to have each other in the same side?
Ambrose didn't really play that long. Hadlee and Akram did however.They're not alone in that of course, plenty of others have achieved the same - McGrath, Ambrose, Walsh.
Just looked the stats up and Ambrose played more tests than Hadlee and only 6 fewer than WasimAmbrose didn't really play that long. Hadlee and Akram did however.
I meant in terms of years. Hadlee went on for 17 years. He also played 86/100 tests available to him in his career which is exceptional durability. Akram played for 17 years as well.Just looked the stats up and Ambrose played more tests than Hadlee and only 6 fewer than Wasim
I mean their stats in their first 50 tests is not great and that's quite a large volume of tests..A guy like Peter Siddle for example, found himself in and out of the Aussie Test Side and he had a better bowling average than Anderson and Broad after 50 Tests ..Both Broad and Anderson are outstanding bowlers but what really sets them apart is their longevity.
They're not alone in that of course, plenty of others have achieved the same - McGrath, Ambrose, Walsh.
The physical and mental strength to do that is astonishing.
Broad and Anderson at their best aren't quite at the very top table of pace bowlers, but they're not far off it and that with their longevity means they have been unbelievable servants to English cricket.
You're probably right - particularly with Jimmy. For whatever reason, it took him a long time to get to grips with test cricket.I mean their stats in their first 50 tests is not great and that's quite a large volume of tests..A guy like Peter Siddle for example, found himself in and out of the Aussie Test Side and he had a better bowling average than Anderson and Broad after 50 Tests ..
Had they played for sides who played less Test Cricket than England with more competition for places , I doubt they would have had the careers they have now ..
In saying that , they deserve their success for being such ultimate professionals , I mean look at Ollie Robinson with his talent he could have made his debut atleast 6 or seven years ago .You're probably right - particularly with Jimmy. For whatever reason, it took him a long time to get to grips with test cricket.
Bowlers mature at different stages, you could say the same for Boland.In saying that , they deserve their success for being such ultimate professionals , I mean look at Ollie Robinson with his talent he could have made his debut atleast 6 or seven years ago .
He’s better than AndersonBroad is a legend. Would have been England's greatest ever bowler had it not been for Anderson.
You're right, he is really.He’s better than Anderson
Wrong, but I guess you’re used to thatHe’s better than Anderson