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| View Poll Results: Daniel Vettori V/s Monty Panesar vote for them | |||
| Daniel Vettori | | 19 | 61.29% |
| Monty Panesar | | 12 | 38.71% |
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| Vettori is a subtle bowler, Panesar is an alright bowler but nothing special. Vettori has in my opinion one of the best cricket brains in the world. Just look at the respect that Australia show him, there are two bowlers in the world that Australia respect in ODI's is Muralitharan and Vettori they just try to get through there ten overs, that’s all the rest of the bowlers they go after. In test cricket they just push Vettori around because they fear him, they look at Panesar and they try to smash him over the rope and once they get on top of him its over. Vettori fights back better where Panesar folds, but if Panesar gets just pushed around at the start he looks like a good bowler. I’m an Australia and I will tell you that New Zealand is more of a rival in my opinion than England. I enjoy beating New Zealand more than England, because New Zealand Australia games are always close where England Australia games are always one sided.
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Seriously though, the comparison between Vettori and Panesar is always going to be more than a little unfair at this stage. Panesar has been playing international cricket for five minutes whilst Vettori has been playing for 10 years. If Panesar continues to play for the next 10 years, I would fully expect him to develop the same understanding of the subtleties of the game as Vettori, and hopefully not have the same back problems Vettori suffers with. Obviously, there's a few big 'ifs' in there, but surely a fairer comparison would be Vettori vs Panesar after 1 year of test cricket TEST (after 13 tests) Vettori Bowling: 45 wickets @ 32.42 Batting: 250 runs @ 15.62 Panesar Bowling: 42 wickets @ 33.71 Batting: 86 runs @ 8.6 ODI (after 12 ODIs) Vettori Bowling: 8 wickets @ 45.62 Batting: 90 runs @ 18.0 Panesar Bowling: 11 wickets @ 41.00 Batting: 6 runs @ 6.0 So, at the same stage in their careers, the difference in their bowling performance was minimal. Very minimal in fact. Obviously, Vettori is a cut above with his batting, but bowling wise, they've made very similar starts and Panesar in 10 years could well be as good if not better than Vettori is now. That said, who would I have playing for me today? Well, it would have to be Danny V! |
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Now you've picked me up on the ODI forum for asking if you were talking about tests so I've got to point out that however the aussies rate bowlers in odis this is the test thread Quaggy and therefore inadmissable Regarding Aus and England never having close games, I don't know how old you are but I'm sure you can cast your mind back for more than 20 months!! I also would just like to point out that despite the opinion of many aussie fans test cricket did not start in the 1990s! |
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| For me I would go with Panesar, having seen him bamboozle the Pakistani and Australian batsmen in turn, neither of whom are mugs vs spin. May just be my opinion but I have never really rated Danny boy that highly, to me he is about on a par with Giles. |
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__________________ I AM THE BEST THERE IS THE BEST THERE WAS THE BEST THERE EVER WILL BE Last edited by adamberry : 30-03-2007 at 08:49 PM. Reason: fix quote |
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| Come on, England have been waiting for a bowler of Monty's capability since... ooh... Edmonds at least, if not Underwood... Credit where credits due. IMO Monty will get up to a "world-class" level, but it takes time.
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Given some good field placings - not the rubbish he got in the Ashes, he will take wickets and be economical. He has already lifted himself above the no.11 position with the bat and he is not a "joke" fielder anymore, although clearly more work needs to be done.
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| Too much hype surrounds english players as usual. Give it a rest, for once. Let the dust settle, allow the teams to figure him out and then see what happens. "Potential to be world class blah blah", heard it all before. I might be disrespectful in saying these things so if have offended please don't take it personally....... Last edited by Younis Khan #1 : 31-03-2007 at 01:33 PM. |
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