Originally posted by druidraviMate, you guys produce some of the most brilliant cricketers, but the ruling cricket authorities play the politics of cricket in a fashion that is just not cricket.
Well interesting the only people who seemed opposed to murali seems to be the Australians for some reason. Right from their prime minister who has no business to comment on this issue to the above 2 posters above me all australians seem to be after murali's blood..Come on the ICC cleared him.
Originally posted by malikDo you think it doesn't have a future? There are always periods in a ODI game when you need to slow the run rate down and a good spin bowler does that well, taking the pace off the ball.
No match for today, but i have one topic, WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF SPIN BOWLING IN ODI CRICKET ?
Mushtaq ahmed, Anil Kumble, Saqlain Mushtaq, Monty & many more do you think these are not good spinners ?i think ODI cricket has changed now and it will be in a diffrent form in next few years, No life for spinners....yes they can play only if they can do a bit with bat as well. Other wise in next few years there will be no spinners in ODI games
Originally posted by malikIf they can take wickets pretty regular and are a decent fielder then spinners do have a future because wicket taking is a better asset to have than just being an average batter ,you still need players to get wickets .
Mushtaq ahmed, Anil Kumble, Saqlain Mushtaq, Monty & many more do you think these are not good spinners ?i think ODI cricket has changed now and it will be in a diffrent form in next few years, No life for spinners....yes they can play only if they can do a bit with bat as well. Other wise in next few years there will be no spinners in ODI games
The pitches used will also dictate what bowlers to use .