King Pietersen
ICC Board Member
- Joined
- Nov 15, 2006
- Location
- Manchester
Yeh, MacGill, or Andy Flower, could have been seen as one of the best batsmen of his era if he was playing for a top test nation. Really really good player.
I'd say Yuvi, in terms of a test place.
I don't think that most players who are injured are unlucky. It's due to bad fitness, or bad bowling technique. Eg. Flintoff, or Bond. If you keep getting injured then it's not bad luck - it just means that that aspect of cricket is letting you down.
That's the stupidest thing i've ever heard.
How is it? Flintoff's way of bowling with his ankle position is why he gets injured, and Bond's action probably contributes a lot to injuries. I'm not sure about this but people with more economical action ie McGrath, Clark, Vaas probably don't get injured nearly as much.
Sourav Ganguly: The best captain of india, made a fairytale comeback in 2007 but good things never last long. Look at him now..................really very very sad.