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Which of these two bowling attacks will you choose?

Pick one bowling attack

  • Roberts, Holding, Croft, Garner

    Votes: 7 33.3%
  • Bishop, Marshall, Walsh, Ambrose

    Votes: 14 66.7%

  • Total voters
    21

anil1405

International Captain
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8 of the finest pace bowlers from West Indies.

which of these attacks would you pick and why?
 

CricAddict

International Coach
No-brainer for me really and it is the second one. Marshall and Ambrose get into most people's All time ever test team and Walsh is the best warhorse in history. Croft wins the battle with Bishop but that is between the 4th pacers in both teams.
 

Fuller Pilch

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Easier to get to the top than to stay at the top, so the 2nd one. Marshall and Ambrose are the 2 best WI quicks of all time and that quartet looks better.
 

shortpitched713

Cricketer Of The Year
Really close. I really like Curtly Ambrose as the best bowler among the lot, but I also think Garner is underrated, and every single one is quality. Second one shades it for mine though.
 

thakzz

Cricket Spectator
First one easily...Holding rattled Australia, Roberts and Croft were great back ups and Garner is one of the great and most underrated all format bowlers in the game.
 

subshakerz

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Bishop and Ambrose peaked around the time Marshall was past his peak, and Walsh was the same force as any of the others.
 

Chrish

International Debutant
Won’t have much opposition batting left after Marshall and Ambrose are done with first 10 overs..
 

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