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hmm. I had the opposite impressionNot Dravagainst id, he did quite well against him.
hmm. I had the opposite impressionNot Dravagainst id, he did quite well against him.
This is proof that Jadeja > Swann. He is the answer, to all questions and to all threads.Yes, enjoy...
Scenario A:ODI/T20s:
Scenario A: 15 runs required off the last over and 1 wicket left, ABDevillíers on strike with tailender.
Scenario B: 2 runs required off the last over, 2 wickets left, Walsh on strike.
Tests:
Scenario C: Day 1, session 1, overcast conditions in Headingley
Scenario D: Batting team chasing 135 in Trent Bridge on a Day 5 worn out, spin-friendly pitch
Scenario E: Dravid, last wicket remaining, batting the last over to save a test in Adelaide.
A - Malinga / Bumrah / Waqae / WasimODI/T20s:
Scenario A: 15 runs required off the last over and 1 wicket left, ABDevillíers on strike with tailender.
Scenario B: 2 runs required off the last over, 2 wickets left, Walsh on strike.
Tests:
Scenario C: Day 1, session 1, overcast conditions in Headingley
Scenario D: Batting team chasing 135 in Trent Bridge on a Day 5 worn out, spin-friendly pitch
Scenario E: Dravid, last wicket remaining, batting the last over to save a test in Adelaide.
Akhtar is best for B. No one was as good as him in running through the tail.A - Malinga / Bumrah / Waqae / Wasim
B - Ditto
C - McGrath and Marshall
D - Murali / Warne
E - Murali / Warne
Remember the nameI’d chuck the ball to Stokesy. Never concedes more than 6 a ball at the death.
Trevor Chappell. Try hitting those for 6 AB!ODI/T20s:
Scenario A: 15 runs required off the last over and 1 wicket left, ABDevillíers on strike with tailender.
NoThere is not a single time I would take another bowler over a Marshall at his best... even on a spinning pitch, mainly because he could reverse swing the ball with the best of them amongst all his other skills.
I'd like to see ABD try his ramp shot on a Garner Yorker.Scenario A:
Glenn Mcgrath. He can keep it tight and bowl a length that makes it hard for the batsman to connect with the ball. Yorkers won't work here, AB D will smoke it for 6 with his ramp shot.
Scenario B:
Malinga, enough said. The perfect bowler for the ocassion, two yorkers and boom!!!
Scenario C:
James Anderson. Never watched Hadlee bowl though.
Scenario D:
Muttiah Muralidharan. The doosra would be a nightmare on this pitch.
Scenario E:
Someone who can bowl gun barrel straight and at flat out pace. Shoaib Akhtar and peak Flintoff come to mind, maybe Johnson too if he's pitching it up at 152 k's gun barrel straight. Dravid never liked raw pace.
He will most likely succeed. Out of the famed death bowlers Garner perhaps was the slowest (with possible exception of McGrath). Wasim, Waqar, Malinga and Bumrah all were north of 150k at some time of their career. Malinga and Bumrah in particular bowls slower ball yorkers, which are almost impossible to ramp for a boundary.I'd like to see ABD try his ramp shot on a Garner Yorker.
YepMicheal Clarke for E before India win the next test.
Yeah but Garner's yorkers are not swinging but are coming straight from a height of eight feet plus. Very hard to really maneuver them around.He will most likely succeed. Out of the famed death bowlers Garner perhaps was the slowest (with possible exception of McGrath). Wasim, Waqar, Malinga and Bumrah all were north of 150k at some time of their career. Malinga and Bumrah in particular bowls slower ball yorkers, which are almost impossible to ramp for a boundary.
Garner and McGrath are not dissimilar in heights. 6' 8" vs 6' 6". McG I think had longer limbs to compensate for it, and both delievered it from roughly same height. But we have taken McG taken to cleaners by some batsmen. There is nothing to suggest a batsman as good as ABdV is not able to do so.Yeah but Garner's yorkers are not swinging but are coming straight from a height of eight feet plus. Very hard to really maneuver them around.
Wasim could reverse yorker it both ways which none of them can do consistently.Garner and McGrath are not dissimilar in heights. 6' 8" vs 6' 6". McG I think had longer limbs to compensate for it, and both delievered it from roughly same height. But we have taken McG taken to cleaners by some batsmen. There is nothing to suggest a batsman as good as ABdV is not able to do so.
On other hand Malinga and Bumrah, due to inherent inconsistencies of their actions, produce subtle natural variations much more. Much more than Wasim and Waqar.
A: GarnerODI/T20s:
Scenario A: 15 runs required off the last over and 1 wicket left, ABDevillíers on strike with tailender.
Scenario B: 2 runs required off the last over, 2 wickets left, Walsh on strike.
Tests:
Scenario C: Day 1, session 1, overcast conditions in Headingley
Scenario D: Batting team chasing 135 in Trent Bridge on a Day 5 worn out, spin-friendly pitch
Scenario E: Dravid, last wicket remaining, batting the last over to save a test in Adelaide.
Anderson has always had a surprisingly poor record at Headingley, probably not the best pick for that one.People picking Anderson as a swing specialist... why not Alderman? Crazy record in England, and 19 wickets in 2 games at Headingley