1992 was probably the series you were referring to.Mecnun said:He singlehandedly won matches for Pakistan. I will always remeber one of his spells in England where he took out four top batters in ENgland's second innings in space of 6 or 7 overs. I forget the rest of the series or when it was ..Gower did not even play a shot and his castle was taken with a new ball that pitched well outside off stupm and almost turned square..jog any memories? I am pretty sure Gower retired or was dropped after that series.
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(bites tongue)Kenny said:I think Waqar was a great bowler in his prime - I don't know that he has always done 'the right thing' though. Make of that what you will.
The last legendary fast bowler?
I think Glenn McGrath might have something to say about that.
Kenny said:The last legendary fast bowler?
I think Glenn McGrath might have something to say about that.
Why, because I don't feel McGrath was anywhere near as good an out-and-out quick bowler as Waqar - for me they're 2 different types of bowlers.Kenny said:Oh come now Marc - you are exercising your precocious talent for pedanticism yet again.
That he may have done, but was he as successful as he has been since he cut his pace?Kenny said:McGrath is a fast bowler.......early in his career he bowled faster than he does now. Sound familiar?
No.marc71178 said:That he may have done, but was he as successful as he has been since he cut his pace?