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Dean Elgar vs Tom Latham vs Dimuth Karunaratne
Well, David Warner is easily the best opener going around. That goes without saying. I started this poll after reading a 4 years old article about Karunaratne where he was quoted saying - "Dean Elgar and I have played the same number of Tests, basically, but I know his average is better than...- palehorse
- Post #27
- Forum: Player Comparisons
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Dean Elgar vs Tom Latham vs Dimuth Karunaratne
Who is the better test match opener?- palehorse
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- Forum: Player Comparisons
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Nirosan Dickwella unconverted 50 watch
Here's another 50.. 20 fifties now without a hundred!!- palehorse
- Post #10
- Forum: Cricket Chat
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Brutal Cricinfo bios
"Sri Lankan left-arm spinner Roger Wijesuriya has a claim to being the most toothless bowler in Test history. He played four Tests between 1982 and 1986, and had a strike rate of a wicket every 586 balls. On average it took Wijesuriya 97 overs to take a wicket. In other words, if he bowled at...- palehorse
- Post #34
- Forum: Cricket Chat
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The Funniest YouTube Cricket Thumbnails Thread
It translates roughly to - He is our brother too. Help him Chiku (Kohli's nickname)- palehorse
- Post #20
- Forum: Cricket Chat
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The Funniest YouTube Cricket Thumbnails Thread
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- Post #18
- Forum: Cricket Chat
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Mediocre cricketers who you support
Australia - Shane Lee India - Robin Singh, Sanjay Manjrekar England - Dominic Cork, Ryan Sidebottom New Zealand - Craig Spearman, Dion Nash, Adam Parore Pakistan - Shahid Afridi South Africa - Pat Symcox Sri Lanka - Roshan Mahanama, Hashan Tilakratne West Indies - Sherwin Campbell Zimbabwe -...- palehorse
- Post #137
- Forum: Cricket Chat
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