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Thread: Should Michael Hussey be rated as one of the ATG??

  1. 22-08-2013, 02:46 PM #16
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    Dominated County Cricket though which is evidently a superior competition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GingerFurball View Post
    Dominated County Cricket though which is evidently a superior competition.
    Not in 1994-2004 it wasn't
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prince EWS View Post
    Not in 1994-2004 it wasn't
    I'm pretty sure you'll find that every half decent Australian cricketer in that era honed their skills in County Cricket, as did every West Indian cricketer for 20 years before that.
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    He was being compared to the Don in his first 2 years of international cricket @ an avg of 70 but incapability to cash in away from home sealed him as a prominent batsman, a brilliant batsman, but not quite a great, a pioneer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by karan316 View Post
    I think people should also consider the fact that he played majority of his international matches when he was at the wrong side of 30.... Its one of the least productive times for a batsmen.
    This is like literally the opposite of what is the truth. It is the most productive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GingerFurball View Post
    I'm pretty sure you'll find that every half decent Australian cricketer in that era honed their skills in County Cricket, as did every West Indian cricketer for 20 years before that.
    And the English honed their skills in Australian club cricket, due to it being of a similar standard
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    This is like literally the opposite of what is the truth. It is the most productive.
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    I don't think Hussey is an all-time great in Test cricket, he was very good but not a great. It could certainly be argued for one day cricket though.
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    From 1994 (when Hussey debuted in fc cricket) Australia have had these batsmen: Ponting, Hayden, Langer, Waugh, Waugh, Slater, Gilchrist, Martyn, Taylor and Clarke. I prefer 6 of that 10 over Hussey and maybe the remaining 4 as well. I'd prefer David Boon and Alan Border from the years just preceding as well. I can't see a player like Hussey, who was carried through a prolonged poor patch in a struggling side, would be anywhere near an Aussie atg XI.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    This is like literally the opposite of what is the truth. It is the most productive.
    Yeh and was particularly the case with Hussey. For his 20's he was averaging mid-30's for WA.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cabinet96 View Post
    And the English honed their skills in Australian club cricket, due to it being of a similar standard
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    Great player and awesome human being but ATG? Sadly, no!
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    Quote Originally Posted by kingkallis View Post
    Great player and awesome human being but ATG? Sadly, no!
    Duh! Can you please rank the top 10 human beings in cricket based on their awesomeness?

    I never get it when charity, chivalry, fighting for LGBT rights, adopting orphaned whales etc get mixed up with run scoring or wicket taking skills.

    Who cares if Hussey bought reading glasses for his granny or whether he poured milk into the cup of that homeless man? This is only about cricket, dude. Botham, Warne and such assholes FTW.
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    Assholes, really? I'd have a beer with Warne or Botham anyday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Days of Grace View Post
    Assholes, really? I'd have a beer with Warne or Botham anyday.

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