I'm not very sure but in an interview 2 years ago, he rates Viv Richards and Sunil Gavaskar as the 2 greatest cricketers he has played against.
Does anyone know the actual answer?
I'm not very sure but in an interview 2 years ago, he rates Viv Richards and Sunil Gavaskar as the 2 greatest cricketers he has played against.
Does anyone know the actual answer?
Sir Viv Richards
Last year during the India-England series, he was in England and in an interview he listed his 3 greatest cricketers
Greatest batsman: Sir Viv Richards
Greatest Captain: Sir Ian Chappel
Greatest Bowler: Michael Holding, Malcolm Marshall
But in general he refers to Sir Viv as the greatest cricketer he ever saw and played against.
according to the documentary made on Imran in 92 he said that the two best batsmen he ever faced were Viv and Gavaskar.
Viv had the best attack and Gavaskar was the best pacer of his innings as well as most solid defence
About fast bowlers, he lists Holding, Marshall and Lillee as the best he saw, but said that Holding gets the edge as he was the most natural talent. Interesting choice since most peers dont rate Holding that highly...Quote:
Originally Posted by Black_Warrior
I do actually believe that Holding had the most 'superb/natural' bowling action.Quote:
Originally Posted by subshakerz
I haven't seen any other such smooth action apart from Asif or McGrath - who were medium-fast.
There's a thread on this? fmd.
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Question asked and answered. Really no reason for this thread to stay open.