Ian Healy and Mark Taylor are the most biased commentators?

[Ram]

If ever there was a handbook of biased commentating, Healy and Warne would be the co-authors.. They somehow tried to jedi mind trick South Africa into declaring before lunch on day 4 of the recently concluded test when their lead was in the region of 440-450. Why the eff would any team declare with more than 5 sessions remaining in the match? They kept criticizing the South African leadership for batting well past lunch of day 4, when it was the absolute right thing to do. 

 

Even without one of their premier bowlers missing due to injury, SAF will able to bowl out Australia with nearly 2 full sessions left in the game.. 

[kosingh]

9 minutes ago, Ram said:

If ever there was a handbook of biased commentating, Healy and Warne would be the co-authors.. They somehow tried to jedi mind trick South Africa into declaring before lunch on day 4 of the recently concluded test when their lead was in the region of 440-450. Why the eff would any team declare with more than 5 sessions remaining in the match? They kept criticizing the South African leadership for batting well past lunch of day 4, when it was the absolute right thing to do. 

 

Even without one of their premier bowlers missing due to injury, SAF will able to bowl out Australia with nearly 2 full sessions left in the game.. 

 

I've never thought of Warne as biased. He kind of hates SA and England, and seems to cheer for anyone playing against those two teams. A different sort of bias, I suppose.