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About LinkBacksSir Denise lille said that mitchell is once in a generation bowler i am also really impressed by mitch but can he back lille's word and prove to be australia's answer to wasim akram .
Sir Denise lille said that mitchell is once in a generation bowler i am also really impressed by mitch but can he back lille's word and prove to be australia's answer to wasim akram .
Australia doesn't need an 'answer' to Wasim Akram. And yes he has potential, but this generation had McGrath and the previous generation had Ambrose and Marshall. So I wouldn't go and call him that, until he does something in tests.
"The future light cone of the next Indian fast bowler is exactly the same as the past light cone of the previous one"Originally Posted by KungFu_Kallis
-My beliefs summarized in words much more eloquent than I could come up with
How the Universe came from nothing
How is it possible to answer that question with any conviction?
Sreesanth said, "Next ball he was beaten and I said, 'is this the King Charles Lara? Who is this impostor, moving around nervously? I should have kept my mouth shut for the next ball - mind you, it was a length ball - Lara just pulled it over the church beyond the boundary! He is a true legend."
Indeed.
He's very talented and looks to have a good temprament for international cricket as well, and seems a fast learner. That's all you can really say at this point.
I guess we need a thread on every Australian cricketer started today, though.
I know a place where a royal flush
Can never beat a pair
I saw him bowl when he first started and didn't think it was that spectacular as he got thrashed around by the kiwis but I am starting to like the look of him. He could prove to be a permanent person in the side after the world cup but their are a lot of quality bowlers around as well such as Clark, Bracken, Hilfenhaus (potentially), Tait (maybe), Lee. Again Australia IMO will seem like a fairly in control side once the golden oldies all retire but I dont think they will have the same class as we have seen in the last ten or so years.
Aust. cricket history has had very few fast left handers (Whitty, Davidson, Reid, Matthews), I have always wondered why?
In fact world cricket has had a much smaller number of LA fast men compared to LA spinners
You know it makes sense.
Highlight of the thread, TBH...
He could be the best young fast bowler in the world today - gets up towards 150, leftie, moves it both ways, gets bounce
But he could break down tomorrow and never play a test
Seem to be more common in Asia as well, with the likes of Pathan, Vaas, Zoysa, Khan, Rasel etc.compared with relatively few from the other nations.
And, looking at his past, it's not the most outrageous possibility.
Very true, when I think of FLA for England only Bill Voce and Frank Foster come to mind. I have a feeling one of the Lever brothers may have been a lefty?
How dare you forget Alan Mullally and Mark Illot.
Sorry I missed them, but my mind is lost in the past
Ryan Sidebottom.
NZ - Shayne O'Connor, Geoff Allott, James Franklin, Gary Troup, Richard Collinge...
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