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Most overrated cricketer

Fuller Pilch

Hall of Fame Member
Inzamam Ul Haq in ODI… average of 39 with 74 SR and a worse World Cup record
Disagree.

Those are good stats for that era and if he'd been even adequate between the wickets his average and s/r would both be even better. He also produced the greatest performance in Pakistan's greatest ever moment in cricket history.
 

Pap Finn Keighl

International Debutant
Dravid - won Wisden poll for Greatest Indian batsman.

Kohli - easy era inflated stats makes people believe he is on par with Sachin / Viv / AB.
Comparatively slow, Not a single Good WC. Statistically one league below AB when they were playing together ( and Kohli was in his prime during that period )

Warne - super duper flop against India and in West Indies. Considered by many as Greatest cricketer since Sobers. (Even in his own team Gilly, McGrath > Warne )
Getting selected in ODI AT 11s - he is nowhere near Saqlain or Murali.

Kallis - features in many AT ODI 11s - actually it is better for a strong team to play with just 10 players than letting Kallis destroy the momentum and spirit of the team with his ultra slow batting.
 

sayon basak

Cricketer Of The Year
Dravid - won Wisden poll for Greatest Indian batsman.

Kohli - easy era inflated stats makes people believe he is on par with Sachin / Viv / AB.
Comparatively slow, Not a single Good WC. Statistically one league below AB when they were playing together ( and Kohli was in his prime during that period )

Warne - super duper flop against India and in West Indies. Considered by many as Greatest cricketer since Sobers. (Even in his own team Gilly, McGrath > Warne )
Getting selected in ODI AT 11s - he is nowhere near Saqlain or Murali.

Kallis - features in many AT ODI 11s - actually it is better for a strong team to play with just 10 players than letting Kallis destroy the momentum and spirit of the team with his ultra slow batting.
Don't you use Wisden polls to justify Gavaskar over Marshall?
 

kyear2

Hall of Fame Member
Once rated Kallis is not even an all rounder, But someone like Warne who just knows something about his secondary discipline and the best in that category and also shared a link someone saying the same.
To correlate Kallis's rating as an all rounder with his ranking as a cricketer disregards what was most likely and constantly his 2nd most important skill to SA.
 

Ali TT

International Captain
Disagree.

Those are good stats for that era and if he'd been even adequate between the wickets his average and s/r would both be even better. He also produced the greatest performance in Pakistan's greatest ever moment in cricket history.
Was that when he stayed in the dressing room at the Oval after Darrell Hair accused Pakistan of ball tampering?
 

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