Mark Waugh vs David Warner (ODIs)

[harsh.ag]

Until DoG answers the question for us, vote away.

MARK WAUGH

DAVID WARNER

 

[cnerd123]

Had a gun mutton biryani yesterday

 

[stephen]

Mark Waugh, fairly convincingly.

 

[h_hurricane]

Warner just about in front of Waugh for me. Neither convincingly ahead of each other though.

 

[Daemon]

Mods please merge with slippys thread

 

[GoodAreasShane]

Clearly Mark Cosgrove is the correct answer

 

[cnerd123]

Clearly Mark Cosgrove is the correct answer

Now there's a man who would appreciate a good mutton biryani

 

[Adders]

Now there's a man who would appreciate a good mutton biryani

Yeah, we can accept GAS response as it has a direct relevance to food (but I'd say Cosgrove would smash more pies than biryanis imo)

Stephen and hurricane should cop 50 Nixon's each though for blatant off topic contributions.

And as for Harsh.......what's the max Nixon's that can be handed for this abomination of a thread????

 

[NUFAN]

I say it often but Waugh was my favourite cricketer growing up.

If we are talking only batting (put an image of Waughs opening record to paint a better picture) and opening specifically, Im ready to select Warner ahead.

I held Waughs 100s at World Cups really highly, but Warner just had a very good World Cup. Obviously different eras but the fact Dave bats faster and he makes tons more regularly means I am picking him.

 

[harsh.ag]

MARK WAUGH OPENING RECORD

This is how Dum Biryani is served in some restaurants, allowing GAS to smash both a Biryani and a pie

 

[Adders]

That's cool harsh but it's Mark Cosgrove that's smashing pies and or biryanis.

 

[Fuller Pilch]

Still Waugh imo. Average of 44 as an opener.

 

[Smudge]

This thread should be renamed "Wastemods etc" & moved to Site Discussion.

 

[slippy888]

Had a nice chicken sandwich today with some tea

 

[andruid]

Tap water and cheap gum

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Guiness and roast duck

 

[Adders]

My favourite meat and one of my fav beers. Love your work.

 

[Red]

Mark Cosgrove always looked like the bloke that'd always be hanging at the indoor cricket centre and would be happy to fill in for your team if you were short players.