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Which team has the worst bowling attack among the top8?

Which Team has the worst bowling attack in the World Cup

  • Australia

    Votes: 5 8.3%
  • Pakistan

    Votes: 23 38.3%
  • Sri Lanka

    Votes: 2 3.3%
  • South Africa

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • India

    Votes: 9 15.0%
  • England

    Votes: 4 6.7%
  • West Indies

    Votes: 14 23.3%
  • New Zealand

    Votes: 3 5.0%

  • Total voters
    60

sirdj

State Vice-Captain
Why are you basing everything on one or two performances? :huh:
Why, isn't your last performance a pretty good indicator of your abilities or current form??

Or should you only consider older matches which have been in your favour?
 
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social

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Sorry, my bad

sack the entire Sri Lankan attack because a practice match is infinitely more significant than years of performances in real games8-)
 

sirdj

State Vice-Captain
You should consider both. You only seem to pick out the bad ones to prove your point.
The team that wins the world cup will be the one in good form currently, not a team that was good half a season back and are out of form now. Form counts for everything. If the cup was awarded for abilities then India should have have won at least once more.
 

sirdj

State Vice-Captain
Sorry, my bad

sack the entire Sri Lankan attack because a practice match is infinitely more significant than years of performances in real games8-)
Yes it is the abilities of the current squad in current conditions that count. The world cup is not a dog show where pedigrees are awarded.

And its no use sacking the entire attack if you don't have better talent sitting at home.
 

adharcric

International Coach
Sure. I suppose you would call the Indian pace attack legendary in that case, seeing as they rolled over the WI for 85 just yesterday.
 

Turbinator

Cricketer Of The Year
Sure. I suppose you would call the Indian pace attack legendary in that case, seeing as they rolled over the WI for 85 just yesterday.
Haha was just about to say that.

If you're basing everything on the most recent performance, India should be on top.

EDIT: In that case, our rankings should be changing after each match.
 

Dasa

International Vice-Captain
Firstly Vaas does not appear in any top ten list of bowlers
I know I said I wouldn't bother anymore, but seeing that I just have to point this out....notice a certain name at Number 5 in the ODI bowling rankings?
 

Turbinator

Cricketer Of The Year
I know I said I wouldn't bother anymore, but seeing that I just have to point this out....notice a certain name at Number 5 in the ODI bowling rankings?
Haha owned!

Man I hate to keep saying this again and again, and won't bother to say it anymore after this, but almost everything you've said so far, SirDJ, has been illogical. You've been proven wrong numerous times in this thread, yet you continue to be stubborn and continue to argue just for the sake of arguing.
 

sirdj

State Vice-Captain
Sure. I suppose you would call the Indian pace attack legendary in that case, seeing as they rolled over the WI for 85 just yesterday.
I would, if I considered the West Indies as quality opposition in the first place. And secondly you also have to consider the way they were dismissed.

If I was the coach of West Indies, I would be very worried.
 

sirdj

State Vice-Captain
I know I said I wouldn't bother anymore, but seeing that I just have to point this out....notice a certain name at Number 5 in the ODI bowling rankings?
I made that statement without going on all websites to check the rankings.
however if you have 2 Bangladeshi bowlers at 11 and 12 ahead of the likes of Flintoff, Nel, Hall and Kallis
Anderson, Harmison and the rest of the Aussie bowlers to that list

can you really take this ranking that seriously??
 
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Tim

Cricketer Of The Year
I'd hardly say NZ have a better attack than India.Apart from Bond and Vettori the rest of their bowling is distinctly average.The likes of Tuffey,Gillespie,Adams,Oram and Mason are all pretty poor bowlers IMO where as India have alot of decent one day bowlers in Zaheer,Patel,Harbhajan,Kumble and Pathan.
Gillespie is hardly proven, but he's shown potential. And don't forget Kyle Mills, he has made some big improvements over the last 18 months. Jeetan Patel hasn't exactly let down New Zealand when he's played either.
 

sirdj

State Vice-Captain
I know I said I wouldn't bother anymore, but seeing that I just have to point this out....notice a certain name at Number 5 in the ODI bowling rankings?
Any serious list would have the following bowlers(list below is not in any order)

1. Glenn McGrath
2. Brett Lee
3. Pollock
4. Ntini
5. Flintoff
6. Harmison
7. Bond
8. Vettori
9. Murali
10. Akhtar - yes even though he is a cheat.
 

sirdj

State Vice-Captain
Yes Harmison, this is a general top ten list not specific to test or ODI bowlers. I have seen Harmison in the recent Ashes and even though he did not fare well he is much better than a Vaas.

It seems that you don't seem to follow the English tour much.
 
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adharcric

International Coach
Yes Harmison, this is a general top ten list not specific to test or ODI bowlers. I have seen Harmison in the recent Ashes and even though he did not fare well he is much better than a Vaas.

It seems that you don't seem to follow the English tour much.
Actually, it seems that you're in the wrong subforum and suddenly changed the subject for no (well, there is some) reason. This is a WC thread and we have all been discussing ODI bowling attacks. Where the hell did test rankings come from? By the way, I did watch the Ashes but I don't feel the need to go around shouting about having followed Indian cricket or English cricket for so-and-so many years to get people to buy my arguments.
 
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sirdj

State Vice-Captain
Where the hell did test rankings come from?
I did not say test ranking I said a general ranking not specific to ODI or test.
By the way, I did watch the Ashes but I don't feel the need to go around shouting about having followed Indian cricket for so-and-so many years to get people to buy my arguments.
Firstly, no one is shouting, my text is in lower case.

Secondly if you watched the Ashes then good for you. But if you had been following the England tours in the last 4 years you would not have braught up Harmison.

Thirdly, you specifically said that I did not know my cricket. Normally in a cricket forum that would have meant an insult and I would have dealt with such a rude comment in an appropriate manner. However I chose to inform you that I do know about cricket and have been following it for years.
 

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