Re: World Cup 2015
Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 11:42 am
Jim05 wrote:Neither would knock MJ or Starc out of our ODI side
Even Hazelwood, if he was bowling on the greentops of NZ I'm sure he'd be a hell of a lot more dangerous.
Jim05 wrote:Neither would knock MJ or Starc out of our ODI side
Spargo wrote:Read my post again, (gadj & DK) because both your responses only back up what I first said.
Gozu wrote:Vettori is only the 8th player in Test history to take more than 300 wickets and score more than 3000 runs.
In Test cricket he took 362 wickets and scored 4531 runs.
The Dark Knight wrote:Gozu wrote:Vettori is only the 8th player in Test history to take more than 300 wickets and score more than 3000 runs.
In Test cricket he took 362 wickets and scored 4531 runs.
As I said earlier, his record speaks for itself. Statistically the best left arm spinner the game has seen.
Spargo wrote:The Dark Knight wrote:Gozu wrote:Vettori is only the 8th player in Test history to take more than 300 wickets and score more than 3000 runs.
In Test cricket he took 362 wickets and scored 4531 runs.
As I said earlier, his record speaks for itself. Statistically the best left arm spinner the game has seen.
Not many good left arm spinners to compare against.
Spargo wrote:The Dark Knight wrote:Gozu wrote:Vettori is only the 8th player in Test history to take more than 300 wickets and score more than 3000 runs.
In Test cricket he took 362 wickets and scored 4531 runs.
As I said earlier, his record speaks for itself. Statistically the best left arm spinner the game has seen.
Not many good left arm spinners to compare against.
dedja wrote:Has there been a more useless player across all forms of cricket for such a long period of time as Marlon Samuels?
Surely he's on the take?
Volatile former West Indies international Marlon Samuels has been found guilty by an independent anti-corruption tribunal of several breaches during his time in the Emirates cricket league.
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But now Samuels has once again been disgraced, 15 years after he was last banned for two years for “receiving money, or benefit or other reward that could bring him or the game of cricket into disrepute.”
On Thursday night, the ICC announced that Samuels has been banned for six years after being found guilty of four charges.