vandemataram
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Nor do you!
I don't expect much from a person, who can't even spell Ajit, and to think he/she has come up with an allrounder rating:rolleyes::rolleyes:
Anyone else see the irony here - that's more of a personal attack than what I said.Please refrain from personal attacks, everyone is entitled to her/his own opinion.I don't expect much from a person, who can't even spell Ajit
Unwritten Cricketweb rule mate - every post eventually ends at Agarkar one way or the other - he must be the most debated Cricketer on this forum!This post was about Sanjay bangar, i wonder as to how Irani and Ajit found their way in?
This kicked off when an mayadevi claimed Agarkar/Bangar was a better pair than Kallis/Pollock...Originally posted by vandemataram
I can't understand as to why are the Englishmen always trying to compare their cricketers with Indian cricketers??
In ODI he is - a "bits and pieces" player - see PwC threadIrani is not even a cricket of International level, what's the purpose of mentioning him??
Unfortunately for this argument, Irani's ODI career had a 5-7 year (can't remember off the top of my head) break in it.If the allrounder did well in a series or so it doesn't make him great, lets look at his career stats,
19 M W 16 Ave:35.6 St/Rt:48.6 4 Wkts:2
The Great English allrounder has less wkts than the number of matches he has actually played.His ave and St/rt is crap!
Not much to write about his batting either.
But he's in form currently, and ODI is a form game.Originally posted by Bazzaroodoo
..and Bangar also has an economy of over 5, and an average of 38 having played 7 ODIs at the age of 30...
Originally posted by Neil Pickup
Originally posted by vandemataram
This kicked off when an mayadevi claimed Agarkar/Bangar was a better pair than Kallis/Pollock...Whether there was a break or not is besides the point, Irani is an ordinary player and i don't see how he would have met much sucess had the injuries not stopped him from playing cricket!Really? Are Kallis and Pollock Englishmen?? if not then its hard to justify how the Englishmen found their way over here!
Unfortunately for this argument, Irani's ODI career had a 5-7 year (can't remember off the top of my head) break in it.If the allrounder did well in a series or so it doesn't make him great, lets look at his career stats,
19 M W 16 Ave:35.6 St/Rt:48.6 4 Wkts:2
The Great English allrounder has less wkts than the number of matches he has actually played.His ave and St/rt is crap!
Not much to write about his batting either.
Don't worry, I've been through it too, just take it as it comes, they will attack you without reason so just ignore them! Then you won't get into trouble like I did.:saint:I'm Innocent!!! Reaaaaaalllllyyyyy heheheOriginally posted by masterblaster
A little joke, and this guy starts attacking me! Tells a bit about his upbringing too.
Irani destroyed India and bowled well all series, he also passed 50 in the series, something which Agarkar failed to even get close to. Flintoff scored quite a lot of runs and took useful wickets...Agarkar just got wacked. Answer your question? [/quote]Originally posted by vandemataram
The post is about Bangar, ok you didn't bring Irani into it BUT WHY keep persisting with Irani??Originally posted by Rik
Errrm, well I wasn't the one who brought Irani into the arguement, someone slagged him off earlier. Also it seems that everyone is basing Bangar on this one series, now that IS in topic. If Bangar is International Standard then surely Irani is...I mean look at his stats compared to Bangar, he has more wickets than Bangar and generally better performances. Please please please talk sense here!