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zorax · 06-12-2012, 05:01 AM

Usually when we talk of great batsmen, we like to analyse their records without the likes of ZImbabwe and BD included.

Well, this year so far, India's bowling is the worst going around, second only to BD.

England in India 2012-13 : India's bowling not a new problem | Cricket Features | India v England | ESPN Cricinfo

Would it be fair to say that runs scored against Indian bowling (since the 0-4 in England up until now and probably for the foreseeable future) should be given equal treatment to that of BD's bowling lineup?

Discuss.

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zorax First Class Debutant Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Hong Kong Posts: 880	Should runs against India be discounted in statistical discussions? Usually when we talk of great batsmen, we like to analyse their records without the likes of ZImbabwe and BD included. Well, this year so far, India's bowling is the worst going around, second only to BD. England in India 2012-13 : India's bowling not a new problem \| Cricket Features \| India v England \| ESPN Cricinfo Would it be fair to say that runs scored against Indian bowling (since the 0-4 in England up until now and probably for the foreseeable future) should be given equal treatment to that of BD's bowling lineup? Discuss.