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Pre-1970 vs post-1970 World XI??

Who would win the series?


  • Total voters
    13

Borges

International Regular
I also forgot Michael Holding!
Yes. Holding and McGrath had the ability to bowl long stretches at the same elevated level of hostility.
A trait that could be very useful when the opposition is a great batting side.
 

Mr Miyagi

Banned
Yes. Holding and McGrath had the ability to bowl long stretches at the same elevated level of hostility.
A trait that could be very useful when the opposition is a great batting side.

Well as Donald Trump said when told John McCain was a war hero, that he preferred his War Heroes not get shot down and caught, the same argument could be said for preferring bowlers who bowl opposition side out quickly instead of demonstrating their endurance of bowling long stretches :ph34r:
 

jimmy101

Cricketer Of The Year
Come to think of it, I'm having a hard time justifying to myself the exclusion of Imran, Kapil, Willis & Beefy to the post-1970 gold tier. And probably some other bowlers once I remember them.
 

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