Don't think so........I said I couldn't dislike him and thought he was a good lad. But I'm well aware of the fact he never won over the general Australian populous, probably one of the reasons I liked him tbh. The SCG crowd booing him in 2011 was one of the most shameful things I've ever heard.
Chanders was actually my favourite batsman to watch.
Oh I mean this:
He was pretty popular on here though, and he was always very well received overseas as best as I know (I recall reading a lot of English journalists opining at how baffled they were at how he was seen in Australia during his last series)
All those Australian batsmen, aside from being bat downers also have the face of the bat showing to the bowler. Bradman's front faces his legs. Is this something unique to him? I read somewhere once that Bradman's grip was different and a reason for his success. Have other batsmen used it with success?
I forgot to mention harveys as well. Angles aside, you can see Bradman and Harvey's bats are about 90 degrees to the crease while the others are closer to parallel.
We developed as a nation of the refuse of England. So we make every sentence into a question as if subconsciously seeking permission for that thought. It is your country's fault.
In fairness Alistair Cook does it a tiny little bit. Must have been an unfortunate habit he picked up on an Ashes tour.
