He is neither a front line bowler nor a batsman in its own right and an all-rounder at best...certainly no Kallis.
btw CricInfo is your friend
ROFL
And yes they IMO are the two greatest all roundersto have ever played so far
He is neither a front line bowler nor a batsman in its own right and an all-rounder at best...certainly no Kallis.
btw CricInfo is your friend
In the past 4 yrs, since last Ashes, he has:
He is neither a front line bowler nor a batsman in its own right and an all-rounder at best...certainly no Kallis.
And...
With those stats...you'd be urging him to go right away.
btw CricInfo is your friend
But they rate him because he's won them a few matches, inspires the team etc...
In the 25 matches that Flintoff has missed since 2005, England have won 12, drawn 10 and lost on only three occasions. In the 23 matches in which he has been present, those numbers are almost exactly reversed - won 3, drawn 7, lost 13.
Maybe you missed this part of OC's post:
Flintoff is probably the most over-rated player in world cricket at the moment, and has been for some time (see his IPL price and match returns for more evidence).
How so?
(Ponting's captaincy skills letting him down again)
How so?
Ask Ozzie
We you don't have the best attack anymore you need to be more innovative and set better fields. Anyone could throw the ball to warne and mcgrath and ask them to win you the game. It takes a better captain to win the game with a limited attack. It was quite interesting yesterday listening to warnie and how he would set the field.