01-07-2009, 11:47 AM
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New Feature: Series Points 2000s Part One
Cricket Web - Features: Series Points - A New Way of Ranking Test Players - 2000s Part One
So many Test series this decade that the analysis had to be split into two parts. |
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01-07-2009, 12:01 PM
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Surprised to read Warne being the "2000-2004 leading player" considering he didn't start off well and also missed out on 2003.
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I think there'll sooner be another Bradman than another Warne. - Gidgeon Haigh [Warne is] the greatest bowler ever produced in this entire world - Muttiah Muralidaran [Warne is] the greatest bowler of all time - Glenn McGrath In my opinion Shane Warne is the greatest cricketer who's ever lived - Ian Botham Warne is the greatest cricketer to pick up a ball ever. And is the greatest bowler I have ever laid eyes on. - Brian Lara |
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