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Lucky meAside from the fact you completely ignored what I said about Rabada that's a ridiculously simplistic view.
No one here spells **** with an 'e' other than you.
Lucky meAside from the fact you completely ignored what I said about Rabada that's a ridiculously simplistic view.
No one here spells **** with an 'e' other than you.
Forgot about that one.Never forget Lee bowling spell 2nd innings 4th test match against England it was one of the most hostile bowling spells
Didn't they play Shaun Tait for a game too because of a few injuries and he was even worse?Mate I watched the whole 2005 Ashes and Lee was completely garbage the whole time. Bouncer- Yorker the whole time. Shouldn't have been on tour given Bichel was rotting in the shield.
Is that against all those fast bowlers and leg spinners?The 434 game was a stand alone freak game. These days you'll have 30+ ODI games with 350+ scores a year. This world cup will have multiple 400+ games, maybe even a 500 vs a minnow
Yes, and it's a travesty Bichel wasn't in the squad. I mean what use is bringing a swing bowler to England anyway? They never pick up wickets.Didn't they play Shaun Tait for a game too because of a few injuries and he was even worse?
MoooooooIs that against all those fast bowlers and leg spinners?
You have to add Cow Corner in there for a triple threatSlippy, can you please start a SillyCowCorner1 vs Cow thread?
...to be sent to the abattoir first.I'd still vote Brett Lee.
Would have thought the sporty thong would fly out the doorsDo you reckon a single one of those t-shirts has ever been sold
Really miss the Benaud style understatements these days.Both were very good bowlers but Donald was probably more consistent.
Hey mate. I'm not sure how much of Brett Lee you have watched but he was the type of bowler that decent batsmen (or batters) loved to face. He was generally either pitching too short or too full and because of that he went for regular boundaries. Tail enders he feasted on mainly.Lee could've been far better if handled the right way. Guy lacked absolutely nothing, had an action as grooved and rhythmic as Donald, certainly was 5-10 clicks faster than even prime-Donald, could move the ball prodigiously. If I remember right, Donald was fairly erratic until '93 or so too, but all those years honing his craft on the first class scene eventually paid off.
Yeah everything Arachno said could also be said of SamiHey mate. I'm not sure how much of Brett Lee you have watched but he was the type of bowler that decent batsmen (or batters) loved to face. He was generally either pitching too short or too full and because of that he went for regular boundaries. Tail enders he feasted on mainly.
Mitchell was a far more intimidating bowler even though his KPH ave wasn't as high.
I would also take "White Lightning" over Lee every day of the week.