Sobers , the man , the mystique , the complete cricketer , grace charm ,cricketer extraordinaire.
Greatest cricketer , greatest allrounder
Greatest cricketer , greatest allrounder
Sobers or kallis
Too young to have seen Sobers live but most people who have seen both say its Sobers. Maybe its just nostalgia speaking but there has to be a reason Sobers so highly rated by everyone.
Spiral don't just take my word for it , take it from a great fast bowler
Mail , travelled less ?
they used Boat !
The Concorde was not invented yet
they used Boat !
The Concorde was not invented yet
I don't really know kallis so I have to go with Sir Garfield Sobers, I've liked watching the games he played in since I was small, he's one of my favourite players ever. I even had a bat signed by him. Well even if I did know kallis I still probably would choose Sobers.
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Kallis have frequenty dug SA out of hole.
Jacques is the man, just wish he had a personality.
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Jog my memory Mail. I'm curious, might be just me forgetting those innings. I do recall him playing some horribly slow innings when declaration was due and so on.
Kallis have frequenty dug SA out of hole.
Jacques is the man, just wish he had a personality.
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Jog my memory Mail. I'm curious, might be just me forgetting those innings. I do recall him playing some horribly slow innings when declaration was due and so on.
[quote author=Kyle link=topic=84327.msg526510#msg526510 date=1382496165]
Jog my memory Mail. I'm curious, might be just me forgetting those innings. I do recall him playing some horribly slow innings when declaration was due and so on.
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You make a valid point. Kallis has certainly been guilty of that at times, but he has also got our team out of trouble. The test that immediately comes to mind was his maiden test century in Melbourne, December 1997. I remember the feeling was that the only way South Africa could save that test was if Gary Kirsten scored a hundred, but he was out for a duck. Kallis came in at 1/1 with a very poor record in tests and finally showed signs of the great batsman he was to become.
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=84327.msg526410#msg526410 date=1382465046]
Mail , travelled less ?
they used Boat !
The Concorde was not invented yet
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That's why they travelled so much less. It took them forever to get anywhere.
Jog my memory Mail. I'm curious, might be just me forgetting those innings. I do recall him playing some horribly slow innings when declaration was due and so on.
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You make a valid point. Kallis has certainly been guilty of that at times, but he has also got our team out of trouble. The test that immediately comes to mind was his maiden test century in Melbourne, December 1997. I remember the feeling was that the only way South Africa could save that test was if Gary Kirsten scored a hundred, but he was out for a duck. Kallis came in at 1/1 with a very poor record in tests and finally showed signs of the great batsman he was to become.
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=84327.msg526410#msg526410 date=1382465046]
Mail , travelled less ?
they used Boat !
The Concorde was not invented yet
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That's why they travelled so much less. It took them forever to get anywhere.
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