20 years back, on this day - Tendulkar outwits Warne

[kira]

11 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

Had people watched the matches, they would know that  Kasprowitch wasnt a push over at all. I think he was joined by Damien Fleming who was a man possessed. So it wasnt as if the fast bowling deptt was bad.  

It's better to ignore jaahils who haven't even seen sachin live in the 90s, there is no point arguing with dimwits, sachin dominated mcgrath in 96 world cup, sachin dominated mcgrath in 2000 nairobi champs trophy, but according to some dimwits mcgrath dominated sachin in every big match lol

[Jimmy Cliff]

14 minutes ago, Rightarmfast said:

Had people watched the matches, they would know that  Kasprowitch wasnt a push over at all. I think he was joined by Damien Fleming who was a man possessed. So it wasnt as if the fast bowling deptt was bad.  

Kasper bowled superbly in Bangalore to help Australia win the dead rubber. And Damien Fleming was an elite ODI bowler full stop. IIRC in the 90s, he had a better avg/SR in ODIs than McGrath and Ambrose.

[Jimmy Cliff]

12 minutes ago, kira said:

It's better to ignore jaahils who haven't even seen sachin live in the 90s, there is no point arguing with dimwits, sachin dominated mcgrath in 96 world cup, sachin dominated mcgrath in 2000 nairobi champs trophy, but according to some dimwits mcgrath dominated sachin in every big match lol

Come on, the 1996 WC was a small WC and the ICC KO game in Nairobi was just a run of the mill ODI. Similarly the series decider in the 2001 BG Trophy was another not so big game where where Sachin accumulated his way to a tuk tuk hundred and selfishly top scored in India's victory. Or may be the great McGrath didn't consider it a big enough game .

[Rightarmfast]

24 minutes ago, Jimmy Cliff said:

Kasper bowled superbly in Bangalore to help Australia win the dead rubber. And Damien Fleming was an elite ODI bowler full stop. IIRC in the 90s, he had a better avg/SR in ODIs than McGrath and Ambrose.

Fleming bowled like a man possessed in the ODI series. He was outright dangerous. 

[Cricketics]

Sachin from 1996-1999 created more cricket followers than anyone would ever will. He took cricket following to another level. Current players, most of them are probabably inspired by tht late 90s era of Sachin.

 

 

[kira]

As expected, this jaahil gawaar showing his true aukaat, hope the mode clean this trash and throw this garbage out of ICF

[narenpande1]

For the benefit of the bhakts, here is Sachin Vs. Mcgrath in big games, an extract from:

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/35320.html?class=2;filter=advanced;orderby=default;player_involve=2101;template=results;type=batting

Edited March 10, 2018 by narenpande1

[narenpande1]

2 minutes ago, kira said:

As expected, this jaahil gawaar showing his true aukaat, hope the mode clean this trash and throw this garbage out of ICF

Cant respond to facts and starts abusing...typical parrot brained loser.

Edited March 10, 2018 by narenpande1

[narenpande1]

4 hours ago, putrevus said:

Other than Warne, I have not seen Tendulkar dominate any other big bowler.

 You nailed it

[Deleted_User_1]

Sadly for someone hailed as the modern day Bradman, and the next best thing since sliced bread, these moments were few and between in his illustratious, but definitely nowhere near Bradmanesque career!!

[King Tendulkar]

Brought tear to my eye watching that 

 

what memories. A true master at peak . Many Indian fans never saw Sachin in 90s . What a player . Genius 

[Trichromatic]

10 hours ago, narenpande1 said:

For the benefit of the bhakts, here is Sachin Vs. Mcgrath in big games, an extract from:

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/35320.html?class=2;filter=advanced;orderby=default;player_involve=2101;template=results;type=batting

 

 

[Rasgulla]

18 hours ago, narenpande1 said:

These are the same idiotic Sachin fans ..who get orgasms because Sachin hit a mediocre Zimbabwe seamer Olanga on Sharjah pattas. Such low *ing standards.

Well said.. overated tuk tuk artist

[Rasgulla]

10 hours ago, kira said:

As expected, this jaahil gawaar showing his true aukaat, hope the mode clean this trash and throw this garbage out of ICF

Mod*  Enjoy the cobra celebration by your mushi. 

[Rasgulla]

10 hours ago, narenpande1 said:

For the benefit of the bhakts, here is Sachin Vs. Mcgrath in big games, an extract from:

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/35320.html?class=2;filter=advanced;orderby=default;player_involve=2101;template=results;type=batting

Brillant stat to shut down sachin chamchas..Imagine if he faced Johnson and Starc at their peak instead of some zim joker he bashed  

[Trichromatic]

46 minutes ago, Rasgulla said:

Brillant stat to shut down sachin chamchas..Imagine if he faced Johnson and Starc at their peak instead of some zim joker he bashed  

Akhtar and Lee were faster than both of them.

 

And you don't have to imagine him facing Johnson at peak.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[rtmohanlal]

12 hours ago, narenpande1 said:

 

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/35320.html?class=2;filter=advanced;orderby=default;player_involve=2101;template=results;type=batting

 

Beta , this is Sachin in ODIS where Mcgrath played. As expected he was OWNED in most of the BIG games  which you can also find by scrolling down on the link...WC, Finals ETC...

 

Anybody who has seen cricket without being a blind bhakt would know that when pitted against Mcgrath

Sachin got owned almost always. And these stats prove what I always knew...

 

I know this sort of analysis is beyond the intellect of a dehati, 2 kaudi ka gali galoch dene wana gutter ka @kira

 

But take this and shove it up your.....

 

 

 

These type of filtrations can be done to any batsman  to belittle that batsman.Any way an  avg: of 36 @ 91.5 from that era is 'not ownage'  by any means. And to add to that, some sense less   words like 'Sachin got owned almost always' which is far from truth.All in all, does not take off even a bit from Sachin's brilliance as a  legendary batsman.

Edited March 11, 2018 by rtmohanlal

[narenpande1]

1 hour ago, rtmohanlal said:

These type of filtrations can be done to any batsman  to belittle that batsman.Any way an  avg: of 36 @ 91.5 from that era is 'not ownage'  by any means. And to add to that, some sense less   words like 'Sachin got owned almost always' which is far from truth.All in all, does not take off even a bit from Sachin's brilliance as a  legendary batsman.

 

This is no ordinary filtration.

McGrath is the greatest pace bowler in the last 20 years - he raises his game in big matches. Check out his record in knockouts and finals. And he inadvertently gets the top player of the opposition side out in big games - there may be exceptions but Sachin is not an exception.

 

Sachins average against Australia in both ODIs and tests with and without McGrath - huge difference. 

 

it is also a fact that apart from Warne there is not a single great bowler on whom Tendulkar has been able to impose himself consistently.

 

why is the talk never on how Sachin dominated Murali - the other great spinner of his era - because he never has.

 

Lara has destroyed both  Warne and Murali 

( Murali in his own den ), with devastating consistent step out hits and HUGE tons in Lanka dominating Murali big time 

 

In a god damn 25 year old career over 450 ODIS all sachin Bhakts can remember his 3-4 memorable match winning knocks. Sharjah storm, olanga, and the 2003 WC against Pak. Keep salivating and orgasming  on this all your lives.

 

Sachin even at his very best in the 90s lacked the ruthless match winning ability and consistency of Kohli and ability to finish off games  - Kohli has  easily surpassed him many times over.

 

as a test player it can be argued that sangakkara and Kallis have surpassed him in consistency all round the world with their averages and runs. Tendulkars greater number of runs is just because he stretched his career to an unprecendeted  200 test matches - rather than being a truely stand out quality 

 

Many players in the 2000s have had long purple patches where they have outdone Sachin’s best purple matches - namely Ponting, Kallis and Sangakkara in the 2000s.

 

For someone so hyped - he has never stood out of the league. He is just one among the many greats of his era. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 11, 2018 by narenpande1

[Trichromatic]

15 minutes ago, narenpande1 said:

 

This is no ordinary filtration.

McGrath is the greatest pace bowler in the last 20 years - he raises his game in big matches. Check out his record in knockouts and finals. And he inadvertently gets the top player of the opposition side out in big games - there may be exceptions but Sachin is not an exception.

 

Sachins average against Australia in both ODIs and tests with and without McGrath - huge difference. 

 

it is also a fact that apart from Warne there is not a single great bowler on whom Tendulkar has been able to impose himself consistently.

 

why is the talk never on how Sachin dominated Murali - the other great spinner of his era - because he never has.

 

Lara has destroyed both  Warne and Murali 

( Murali in his own den ), with devastating consistent step out hits and HUGE tons in Lanka dominating Murali big time 

 

In a god damn 25 year old career over 450 ODIS all sachin Bhakts can remember his 3-4 memorable match winning knocks. Sharjah storm, olanga, and the 2003 WC against Pak. Keep salivating and orgasming  on this all your lives.

 

Sachin even at his very best in the 90s lacked the ruthless match winning ability and consistency of Kohli and ability to finish off games  - Kohli has  easily surpassed him many times over.

 

as a test player it can be argued that sangakkara and Kallis have surpassed him in consistency all round the world with their averages and runs. Tendulkars greater number of runs is just because he stretched his career to an unprecendeted  200 test matches - rather than being a truely stand out quality 

 

Many players in the 2000s have had long purple patches where they have outdone Sachin’s best purple matches - namely Ponting, Kallis and Sangakkara in the 2000s.

 

For someone so hyped - he has never stood out of the league. He is just one among the many greats of his era. 

Too many random statements.

 

Kallis who scored 13289 runs in 280 innings at avg of 55 was more consistent that SRT who scored 14240 in same number of innings at avg of 57.

 

Sanga had better purpule patch in 2000s than SRT's purple patch in 90s? On what basis - fiction?

 

 

 

 

[narenpande1]

46 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

Too many random statements.

 

Kallis who scored 13289 runs in 280 innings at avg of 55 was more consistent that SRT who scored 14240 in same number of innings at avg of 57.

 

Sanga had better purpule patch in 2000s than SRT's purple patch in 90s? On what basis - fiction?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dude, unlike you I don't live in a fictional world or believe in idol worship of just another very good consistent player.

 

I talk facts without biased emotions.

 

Below is the peak purple patch of tendulkar - unless you want to find a better one..good ahead and prove it.

Attached is also Sangakkara and Ponting's peak. Their peaks have been as good at the very least and even better for more number of runs.

 

You say I have made " random" statements - yet you cannot deny anyone of them with facts.

 

Its just too hard for folks like you to accept that he is just another great player in a legion of great players - 

 

Folks like even fight with you family and spoil relations to defend this guy - who would not give a damn if you were to die tomorrow - this is what they call " idol worship "

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 11, 2018 by narenpande1