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Stuart MacGill - comeback at an age of 40 years and 293 days


1983-2011

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Sehwag managed to score a 200 in a odi without a runner and was running 2s till the end. I would term that being fit.
I said he 'looks' fitter than Sehwag:facepalm:
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Sehwag managed to score a 200 in a odi without a runner and was running 2s till the end. I would term that being fit.
Idiots have this idea that, you're only fit if you've have six pack abs and bulging biceps. dummies. I guarantee you that a typical footsoldier in Indian army, who would look malnourished by western standards is fitter than an average 6 foot 200 lb jock in us army i.e. can go on longer patrols while eating less. Also, if you were to compare a US spec ops guy with an average army/marine soldier, you would think the average soldier is in spec ops and the actual spec ops guy is just some average joe picked up from the street. Looking fit doesn't always equate to being fit. If that were the case Salman Khan would be Olympic athlete.
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MacGill bowled quite amazingly, no batsman had any idea against him. No-one ever understood why he retired from test cricket after one match into his comeback in 2008.

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MacGill bowled quite amazingly' date=' no batsman had any idea against him. No-one ever understood why he retired from test cricket after one match into his comeback in 2008.[/quote'] Due to wrist and knee injuries
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bowling 4 overs here is easy bowling 30 odd overs in test matches is not and dont forget u gotta play 5 days in row if he didn't feel like playing credit to him he left the team whts hte point of playing and not giving ur 100 percent mentally and physically ?

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telling u guys, stuart was an amazing talent wasted. Too bad, warne was other spinner he had to compete with, he still outperformed him when they played together. CA treated him badly too...

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