Raghav_12 Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Miandad no doubt is a better batsman than Sehwag. No Way..
Silva Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 and if Pakistani umpires were allowed to give LBW against Miandad' date=' he also would have averaged in same range. His average outside Pakistan was 45-46 only, being in 30's in both Australia and WI.[/quote'] I don't think Pakistan ever produced a batsman that bats well against top teams outside the subconinent. But the main point is why is that people think Sehwag is a rubish batsman despite the fact he averages 53 with almost 8000 runs at a strike rate of 80? he's also got one of the highest averages of all time as an opener. People only Discuss the weak bowling era when they talk about Sehwag but not when talking about Ponting or kallis.
DomainK Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Knowing viru he might say.. "I have faced better bowlers than Holding" :cantstop: :haha::haha::haha::haha:
Bublu Bhuyan Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 No Way.. Hopefully it won't be debatable by the end of Sehwag's career. As of now, one can make cases for both the players.
Raghav_12 Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Just curious as to what case you would make to prop up and defed the thug a.k.a JM. Now I know my argument is in safe hands :-) Anyways, I don't know why ppl try to run down Sehwag's achivements, just because he seems to be casual about his batting.
b555 Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Hopefully it won't be debatable by the end of Sehwag's career. As of now' date=' one can make cases for both the players.[/quote'] bring out what u call cases of both players , i am interested to see your points
Karan114 Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Its pretty obvious that Holding is pandering to the padosis with his comments - and no surprise they are orgasming over the Sehwag comment over there. Given how Sehwag has repeatedly **** raped their bowlers, their deep frustration and wounds are understandable. At the end of the day, Sehwag's magnificent Test record speaks for itself, and if he can score a triple century against Dale Steyn, I'm sure he would have handled Holding with no problem at all - much as Holding and his newly found padosi fans (who would probably have been calling Holding all sorts of things when Holding attacked Akhtar) will like to delude themselves otherwise.
moumotta Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Every one from Holding's gardner to passionist scribes barber knows how to bowl to Sehwag. Sehwag is an incredibly lucky man in that neither the gardner nor the barber will ever get to bowl to him.
Sooda Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Well yeah he lost all cred by naming Majid and Zaheer as better batsmen. Lets face it though Sehwag was troubled by Steyn in SA and I suspect will be by Anderson in Eng, though I hope not. I actually hope he does not open, and we play Vijay or even Rahane -why not- opening with GG; Sehwag at 5...
asterix Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 yep ... in a grand total of ZERO Test Matches that Michael Holding managed to play against Pakis ... which makes further sense to wat he is actually implying. :--D http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/52063.html?class=1;opposition=7;template=results;type=bowling To make matters worse for Pakis Mikey says flat pitches dont matter if you got raw pace ( he knows his Pakistan :D ) ... so the two fastest ever bowlers were guess who ? Brett Lee and a certain Paki ... both pwned mercilessly by our man in their own hoods ... Poor Pakis pwned by Mikey :hehe: EPIC PWNAGE!!
Karan114 Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Every one from Holding's gardner to passionist scribes barber knows how to bowl to Sehwag. Sehwag is an incredibly lucky man in that neither the gardner nor the barber will ever get to bowl to him. :haha:
flamy Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 Every one from Holding's gardner to passionist scribes barber knows how to bowl to Sehwag. Sehwag is an incredibly lucky man in that neither the gardner nor the barber will ever get to bowl to him. :hysterical::hysterical:
Passion Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Michael Holding. You are the man. Sehwag is an over rated batman. To me, he is just a flat track bully. He is very lucky to have played in an era where there were no genuine fast bowlers. Sehwag in 80 would have had an average of less than 10. RANT OVER. Thank you
jhakati Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 lol michael old man holding is probably getitng paid by pakis to talk the kind of crap coming out of his mouth in the last month he knows as well as anyone that sehwag would have smashed him all over and have ended his career prematurely as he has done to taiit, lee, akhtar etc. people of his era like boycott and ian chappell love sehwag and chappell has him in his all time test team so michael bucknor holding take this :finger:
pensionplan Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 lol michael old man holding is probably getitng paid by pakis to talk the kind of crap coming out of his mouth in the last month he knows as well as anyone that sehwag would have smashed him all over and have ended his career prematurely as he has done to taiit, lee, akhtar etc. people of his era like boycott and ian chappell love sehwag and chappell has him in his all time test team so michael bucknor holding take this :finger:okay.
Ultimate_Game Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Michael Holding. You are the man. Sehwag is an over rated batman. To me' date=' he is just a flat track bully.[b'] He is very lucky to have played in an era where there were no genuine fast bowlers. Sehwag in 80 would have had an average of less than 10. RANT OVER. Thank you Anyone running down Sehwag betrays his/her cricket ignorance. He has done which no other batsman has ever done - a Strike Rate of 80 in Tests!!! Can you believe it - Strike Rate of 80 in Tests and that too as an opener!!! No matter what the pitch condition, no matter what the bowlers he faced but to average 50+ at a Strike Rate of 80 in Tets takes a special talent. And it's not as if others didn't play in similar conditions and same bowling attacks. His peers such as Hayden, Smith, Jayasuriya etc. who are supposed to be aggresive openers as well struggle to even have a SR of 60 and some of them have a much lesser average. It's not as if Sehwag bats on one pitch and rest on others. He is once in a generation cricketer and we are lucky to have watched him play. I have never seen a Test opener like him before and I suspect never will. As for ignorant fools like the one I quoted, do keep in mind that Sehwag has scored 2 triple centuries and one near triple (293 I think). No ordinary batsman, or a slogger, does that. Only Bradman has the same no. of triple centuries as Sehwag and I'm sure plenty of players have played in similar conditions as Sehwag. Maybe folks like Passion should enlighten us that if batting after 80s was so easy how come no other opener has come close to achieving what Sehwag has? If Sehwag would have averaged 10 in 80s what about the likes of Anwar, Sohail, Smith, Hayden, Gayle, Jayasuriya etc.? I am sure they would have averaged anywhere between 2 to 5 going by your logic.
flamy Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Whenever homos say Sehwag is a FTB, i say 190+ in Oz. :aha:
King Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 Sehwag can turn back and say he has faced way better bowlers than him. That said Sehwag wouldn't do that. Usually the world class don't get into mud-slinging simply because they can't afford time. They are so engaged with their work and have no time for critics. Take for instance Tendulkar or Rahul Dravid, they are the same. They don't want any more publicity, they are at peace with themselves. The likes of Holding may certainly have time to think about all this as they are not as professionally engaged. I don't think the world class players ever get into this sort of debates. They leave it to average people i.e fans like us to discuss these things while they are working at getting better each day :winky:
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