gakgupta Posted December 18, 2017 Posted December 18, 2017 For me..it is Kevin by huge margin.... He taught English players ...how to be aggressive and take the fight head-on and give it back.... Before him, the team was filled with mediacore players with piss-poor attitude (baring few players like Marcus Therscothick ) and too much emphasis on technique... Flintoff comes close but Kevin it is for me.... Cook is all about statistics and Root doesn't have the spine to fight back.... If you consider the quality of runs but not quantity, Kevin is far ahead
mancalledsting Posted December 18, 2017 Posted December 18, 2017 1. KP/Anderson 3. Flintoff 4. Root 5. Swann
Vijy Posted December 18, 2017 Posted December 18, 2017 has to be KP and root in batting, and swann in bowling.
Gollum Posted December 18, 2017 Posted December 18, 2017 Swann, he was the lynchpin behind their rise to number one. When he declined England declined. Quality spinner, genuine match winner with the ball The best slip catcher among bowlers I have seen (even better than Anderson) Handy slogger Mentor to other spinners Game awareness, tactics, strategy, handy for the captain
sandeep Posted December 18, 2017 Posted December 18, 2017 58 minutes ago, gakgupta said: For me..it is Kevin by huge margin.... He taught English players ...how to be aggressive and take the fight head-on and give it back.... Before him, the team was filled with mediacore players with piss-poor attitude (baring few players like Marcus Therscothick ) and too much emphasis on technique... Flintoff comes close but Kevin it is for me.... Cook is all about statistics and Root doesn't have the spine to fight back.... If you consider the quality of runs but not quantity, Kevin is far ahead Sorry, Kevin is not an "English" player. He was formed and shaped as a cricketer in South Africa, and only moved to England after he was pretty much ready for international cricket. The fact that he chose to use his grandparent's place of birth as a way to chase English pounds, and represent England in test cricket, doesn't make him an "English" player. To reiterate - its not about his origins - its about where he learned his cricket and built his game - Moeen Ali is an English player, but an Imran Tahir is not South African. For me, England haven't really had a outstanding player that jumps out - there's a lot of good ones, but not a lot of names that are that great. And that's reflected by the team's results over the last 15 years. King Tendulkar and velu 1 1
King Tendulkar Posted December 18, 2017 Posted December 18, 2017 Yes kp is not English so best bowler Swann best bat root all rounder flintoff broad and Anderson good on tracks with trees on a length but otherwise ....plus both sucked as white ball players
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