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If you cant get in the pak team ahead of Kaneria then you arent suddenly on a par with the worlds best spinner without even playing a test. I have watched him in county cricket and he gets wickets bowling absolute nothing deliveries (just like Kaneria did then as soon as he played international cricket he gets spanked)
Tahir's much better than Kaneria. How Kaneria made it to national team is a mystery to me. The guy picks up wkts but after conceding 150 odd runs.
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Hes referring to sub continent pitches
Well I thought he was referring to "non english conditions" which Aus certainly is, Flat tracks, sun out and ball doesnt swing...
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Tahir's much better than Kaneria. How Kaneria made it to national team is a mystery to me. The guy picks up wkts but after conceding 150 odd runs.
And Tahir has picked up a grand total of zero test match wickets.
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And Tahir has picked up a grand total of zero test match wickets.
I don't know about all of you guys, but personally I'm going to wait until I actually see Tahrir bowl for us in a test before I judge him
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Well whilst comparing bowling attacks lets all agree that SA's spinner is Paul Harris' date=' who doesnt actually turn the ball.[/quote'] South Africa has a spinner???? WTF, how did I miss that??
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South Africa has a spinner???? WTF' date=' how did I miss that??[/quote'] yes, and it turns out India have decent pace we learn something new every day
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yes, and it turns out India have decent pace we learn something new every day
Now you are really putting me on mate. India has pace.....WTF???? I am having constant WTF moments on this thread, it's getting ridiculous. :cantstop::cantstop:
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I can't understand the hype behind English bowling. I mean i know it's not as bad as Venezuela's bowling attack, but it's isn't close to that of South Africa.. At home, all look like Tigers and Lions. They did perform well in Australia, but then so have our own bowlers. I rate English bowling as good as India's or Australia's. South African attack being the best of the lot.

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when it comes to fast bowling, SA are miles ahead with the new ball. steyn and morkel are no match for anderson and tremlett, especially because of the fact that the SA duo can do serious damage (as they've proven) even on lifeless tracks. but when it comes to the first change seamer, broad seems to have the edge over tsotsobe/parnell. in terms of spin, swann is daylights ahead of harris (SA's current test spinner). botha and tahir might come into the picture in upcoming tours, but it's too early to make a call. so i'd say they're pretty even at the moment if we consider the overall scenario.

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Dale steyn is the difference maker between the sides. He along with Morkel has the ability to take wickets even in India, whereas I can't see English attack causing much trouble in India. In fact this English attack would be destroyed against this Indian batting line up. SA is definitely ahead. Only positve England have in overall bowling department is the better spinner.

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Englands third bowler is far superior to SA's Tsotsobe who is just a quota pick. Tremlett and Morkel are pretty much evenwhilst Steyn is probably just better than Jimmy. In the spin department england are far superior. So they are pretty evenly matched...
Hahahahahhahaha.. What a delusional english fan.. Morkel has proven record and steyn is the best bowler in the world. Anderson is as good as ganguly on subcontinental wickets :hysterical:
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Well if Englands attack is so mediocre how come they bowled India out for 285 on an absolute road?
easy there . we always struggle at the start of the series , you will see 500+ scores in the coming matches . with some of the best conditions to bowl & still not one bowler under 30 .. & we cant call that mediocre

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