Joel Garner vs Glenn McGrath in ODI

[Fanboy375]

Both have scary bowling averages

 

[Fanboy375]

Both has one of the best bowling average (Joel-18.8 McGrath-22)

 

[Migara]

McGrath.

Bowled to better ODI batsmen than Garner. The best batsman of Garner's era was in his side, while McGrath's case there were many ATG batsmen he bowled to.

 

[Prince EWS]

Garner for his batting.

 

[Fanboy375]

McGrath.

Bowled to better ODI batsmen than Garner. The best batsman of Garner's era was in his side, while McGrath's case there were many ATG batsmen he bowled to.

Yeah also Garner played against weaker NZ sides for many matches

 

[Srinath P]

A GOAT in whiteball is always ahead of a GOAT in red ball, tbh.

 

[Thala_0710]

A GOAT in whiteball is always ahead of a GOAT in red ball, tbh.

What does this even mean

 

[TheJediBrah]

18.8 is coincidentally also Joel's size in inches

 

[Johan]

why is this in CC and not in PC

 

[kyear2]

What does this even mean

Second this...

 

[subshakerz]

McGrath. Garners era was bowling friendly and ODIs hadn't developed fully yet.

 

[Johan]

Garner, more of an outlier and I feel like he was more well-equiped for White ball Cricket.

 

[DrWolverine]

I believe it was easier to be a statistical outlier(Garner & Richards) when the new format was just starting

 

[Johan]

Kohli is a statistical outlier bigger than McGrath and he came after McGrath. Simply put, it's just a skill issue for McGrath, he's just not good enough.

 

[DrWolverine]

Not even sure if Virat is better than ABD who played in the same era.

 

[Johan]

Virat Kohli is the Greatest White-ball Batsmen of all time barring Sir Viv Richards.

 

[Srinath P]

McGrath. Garners era was bowling friendly and ODIs hadn't developed fully yet.

Exactly what I mean.

 

[Coronis]

Kohli is a statistical outlier bigger than McGrath and he came after McGrath. Simply put, it's just a skill issue for McGrath, he's just not good enough.

McGrath - he’s just not good enough

Sounds like some sort of slogan. I like it