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Which discipline has the greatest importance ?

Which discipline has the greatest importance to team success


  • Total voters
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smash84

The Tiger King
Quite obviously the medium pacer.

Jesse Ryder to open the bowling for New Zealand.
Looks I will be the only one voting for captain. I have seen some very ordinary sides do very well because of excellent leadership. Richie Richardson (well his side was not ordinary but compared to the windies sides of 80s I think they were), Stephen Fleming, Daniel Vettori, Ranatunga (I am not sure the side was ordinary when he took over but I do think that he gave them a lot of self-belief), Imran Khan, Azharuddin.
 

smash84

The Tiger King
keeper. You hardly can win with a **** keeper.
yeah but you can also not win without a **** captain. Example M .Yousuf.

Example of **** keeper. Kamran Akmal. I seriously cannot recall a worst keeper at the international level.
 

Migara

Cricketer Of The Year
yeah but you can also not win without a **** captain. Example M .Yousuf.

Example of **** keeper. Kamran Akmal. I seriously cannot recall a worst keeper at the international level.
I can bet my arse that Ashely de Silva would make Kamran look like Ian Healy
 

Migara

Cricketer Of The Year
Pal you just lost your arse :)...........

Who is Ashley De Silva?????? How can he be as bad as Akmal????
He was a SL keeper in early 90s. Played about 2 - 3 test matches and dropped twice much as that. Then he left a gun barrel straight ball coming at his middle stump from Kapil Dev.

Never seen such an atrocious keeper-batsman.
 
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Neil Pickup

Cricket Web Moderator
Geraint Jones in 2005, perhaps?

Also Prior, who has admittedly improved considerably, hasn't always been the most convincing with the gloves.
I would try to argue that both of those support my/Migara's line of argument - Geraint was one of the reasons that England team ultimately disintegrated and never fulfilled its promise, and that now, given that Prior is no longer a liability, it feels as if the side is potentially going places.
 

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