Johan
International Coach
i knew Jim Laker was the GOAT spinner.Beating England is just minnow bashing.
i knew Jim Laker was the GOAT spinner.Beating England is just minnow bashing.
You know nothing, Jo Hani knew Jim Laker was the GOAT spinner.
Fair.If that's at effect, then Warne has another ATG series in 2001.
Murali's 8/70 easily trumps that whole series. One man demolition job. And the way Murali deconstructed KP over initial shock, in to next few innings is just classic, something that Warne never managed to do.in England? Nah, the 2005 Ashes is the best bowling I've seen from anyone in England, Oval 1997 was indeed ridiculous tho
One spell isn't beating a 40 wicket series, Warne has 2 ATG serieses in England with multiple match winning performances in the 1990s, Murali has one ATG series, one mid one and one ATG game, Alderman has 2 ATG serieses, it's clear what my ranking would be.Murali's 8/70 easily trumps that whole series. One man demolition job. And the way Murali deconstructed KP over initial shock, in to next few innings is just classic, something that Warne never managed to do.
Murali has 1998 and 2006 series. Both has two ATG series. Warne averages 21.9 in England, and Murali 19.2. And that shows where my rankings are.One spell isn't beating a 40 wicket series, Warne has 2 ATG serieses in England with multiple match winning performances in the 1990s, Murali has one ATG series, one mid one and one ATG game, Alderman has 2 ATG series, it's clear what my ranking would be.
The Oval is an ATG game, it was not a series. Warne also took 71 wickets @ 19.3 in 2003/5 ashes.Murali has 1998 and 2006 series. Both has two ATG series. Warne averages 21.9 in England, and Murali 19.2. And that shows where my rankings are.
There is no point posting number of wickets, when everyone already know Warne played 5 test series instead of 2 test series for Murali. Warne's WPM in England is 5.9. Miurali's is 8.0. That is not even a comparison.The Oval is an ATG game, it was not a series. Warne also took 71 wickets @ 19.3 in 2003/5 ashes.
Warne in 2003/5 took 71 wickets in 10 games, and therefore taking 7 wickets per match, without McGrath it went up to 40 in 5 games, 8 WPM, Again, clearly relative in England, Warne wins just for having a bigger body of work.There is no point posting number of wickets, when everyone already know Warne played 5 test series instead of 2 test series for Murali. Warne's WPM in England is 5.9. Miurali's is 8.0. That is not even a comparison.
Murali kinda still has a better average and higher WPM.....
Yup, and Alderman over either in England.Murali kinda still has a better average and higher WPM.....
But overall I think it's definitely Warne in England. No fault of Murali's but Warne just has a much bigger body of Work, and he has been consistently excellent across 4 5+ match Series, ATG in 2. Again, Murali had the better spell and th better game, but Warne has the bigger body of work.
Why do you want to compare two best series of Warne to entire career of Murali? Either compare the whole careers or the two most successful series. Either way you take it Murali is leaps ahead.Warne in 2003/5 took 71 wickets in 10 games, and therefore taking 7 wickets per match, without McGrath it went up to 40 in 5 games, 8 WPM, Again, clearly relative in England, Warne wins just for having a bigger body of work.
When did Murali first tour England?Why do you want to compare two best series of Warne to entire career of Murali? Either compare the whole careers or the two most successful series. Either way you take it Murali is leaps ahead.