I am amazed you guys have forgotten Jerome Taylor. Hes is best honest trier WI has seen in last few years and gives his all. Descent pace and very good slower ball as well. :hpraise
guys what about dolar mahmud? he has taken 2 wickets in 2 matches...
"The Dolar is really dipping"
Shamim Chaudhury's comment on Bangladesh medium-pacer Dolar Mahmud appears straight out of the stock markets
you really lack cricketing knowledge man,steyn bowls in south africaSo what, he got KP out a few times. Why should that make me change my opinion ? Steyn's a far more threatening bowler, but they're completely different. If Asif wasn't a drug taking moron i'd probably be a fan of him, but he is, so I have no time for the lad. He may be a fantastic bowler, but Steyn's far better for me, far more pace, he's got accuracy and he swings the ball far more than Asif. Asif relies more on his line and length and his seam movement, I think pace and swing is far more threatening. Steyn's played 12 more tests, but has 70 more wickets, at a better average, better strike rate, and similar economy. Steyn's a much better bowler.
you really lack cricketing knowledge man
No, he doesn't. Refrain from insulting other members.
I think I already proved why Asif is better then Steyn.
Asif has dismissed more world-class batsman and has played half the ammount of Test matches that Steyn has.
Although, I wouldn't rule out King_Pietersen coming in here and claiming that none of the batsman of the current era are world-class because they didn't play in the 1970's & 1980's.
I think I already proved why Asif is better then Steyn.
Asif has dismissed more world-class batsman and has played half the ammount of Test matches that Steyn has.
Although, I wouldn't rule out King_Pietersen coming in here and claiming that none of the batsman of the current era are world-class because they didn't play in the 1970's & 1980's.
I think I already proved why Asif is better then Steyn.
Asif has dismissed more world-class batsman and has played half the ammount of Test matches that Steyn has.
you really lack cricketing knowledge man,steyn bowls in south africa
Let's not go overboard. We both acknowleged that the standard of batting has not changed much but averages have increased due to flatter pitches and a slight decline in bowling as the great bowlers from the 1990s retired. However, that is for the other thread.
Although Asif has dismissed more 'world-class' batsmen than Steyn has. Steyn has surely, in the last two years, dismissed enough 'non world-class' batsmen to make up for that. Indeed, how many Dwayne Bravo's equal a Sachin Tendulkar. Furthermore, Steyn is taking on England, who have Cook, Pietersen and Bell - all with good Test records as well as taking on Australia in their/your summer and so has plenty opportunity to prove himself against good batsmen. Moreover, in his recent tour of India, he did manage to dismiss:
- Virender Sehwag (2)
- Rahul Dravid
- Sourav Ganguly (2)
All three are quality batsmen, especially in India. The weakness against top quality batsmen is evident, but certainly not one which could harm his potential to become one of the all time great South African bowlers.
The very defnition of irony. You can't string 2 lines together that aren't riddled with bias and emotion-led rubbish.
You can only take the wickets of those players put in front of you, and Steyn has certainly done that. Asif's career is as good as over as well, Pakistan would be stupid to let a drug taker and smuggler back into the team. Asif may have dismissed more world class batsmen, but Steyn has more test wickets, and although he's played more tests has a better average and only slightly worse economy. I don't think Asif has done enough to be compared to Steyn, Steyn's been consistently taking wickets for a long period of time, whereas Asif's test career has been very short, if he gets back into the test side we'll compare the stats once Asif's played the same amount of tests as Steyn. You've proved nothing, as it's your opinion against mine.