braveneutral wrote:Shanky, surely this cannot be acceptable for you? Isn't that in effect one of monty's main attributes?
The problem with Monty is that he can't do well even on helpful pitches against good sides.
braveneutral wrote:Shanky, surely this cannot be acceptable for you? Isn't that in effect one of monty's main attributes?
In SriLanka he took just two wickets in one test at economy of 2.14. He has had a good performance since comeback.shankybiggestengfan wrote:braveneutral wrote:Shanky, surely this cannot be acceptable for you? Isn't that in effect one of monty's main attributes?
The problem with Monty is that he can't do well even on helpful pitches against good sides.
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sportbloggeradi wrote:Monty was highest wicket taker (14 wickets) and least economy rate (2.14) in UAE series and second best average. What else he has to doIn SriLanka he took just two wickets in one test at economy of 2.14. He has had a good performance since comeback.
shankybiggestengfan wrote:sportbloggeradi wrote:Monty was highest wicket taker (14 wickets) and least economy rate (2.14) in UAE series and second best average. What else he has to doIn SriLanka he took just two wickets in one test at economy of 2.14. He has had a good performance since comeback.
How many times do I have to keep repeating that I don't count Pakistan as good players of spin? He was innocuous in SL.
ddb wrote:If you take out every players good performances selectively, of course they'll just have bad performances?
Arthur Crabtree wrote:Didn't you say you'd settle for a second spinner who could keep it tight? Monty was very parsimonious against SL.
Making_Splinters wrote:I think two spinners in an ODI side is a must personally, taking pace off the ball and restricting the batsmen is vital, luckly we have both Swann and Patel at present with a decent range of slightly younger players and much younger players coming through though England between now and the world cup need to be investing in the likes of Tredwell and Briggs rather than them just getting an odd game here and there.
sportbloggeradi wrote:The fact that England are going with two specialist spinners rather than a specialist spinner and part time spinner in some test matches in Asia show that England think tank's approach regarding spinners is changing gradually. Therefore, we might also see two specialist spinners in ODI as well.
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