If you had to pick one spinner

renegade · 08-05-2015, 06:56 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
Lance Gibbs ended with 309 wickets in 79 Tests - including 18 five-fors -

all the while conceding his runs at a staggering 1.99 per over.  8)

#12
yes man.  Gibbs was tears for opposing batsmen. 

if gibbs had been bowling with Murali and Warne that wud  have been some kind of  a race  to the most wickets

#13
anodda one for Gina145  Wink


Rest of the World XI, Lord's, 1970:

Freddie Brown (manager), Barry Richards, Graeme Pollock, Clive Lloyd, Farokh Engineer, Mike Procter, Intikhab Alam;

front) Rohan Kanhai, Eddie Barlow, Garry Sobers (captain), Lance Gibbs, Graham McKenzie.

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#14
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#16
I suppose eras would have to be specified by the thread starter.

also leggies vs. offies vs chinaman .  Wink

#17
The magician Murali! 

#18
Ramadhin and Puss Achong were Magic as well ...

#19
In 1966-67,  Bishan Bedi,  Erapalli Prasanna,  S Venkatraghavan and  Bhagwath Chandrasekhar bowled for India,

and Gibbs finished as the leading wicket-taker.  8)

West Indies won 2-0.

#20
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=99384.msg653673#msg653673 date=1441205980]
I suppose eras would have to be specified by the thread starter.

also leggies vs. offies vs chinaman .  Wink
[/quote] ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

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