Robert
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I agree that Bung is the worst in the club
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Good bowler, but was mediocre for far too much of his earlier career which is reflected in his rather paltry average, someone who has unfulfilled potential.
Here are some numbers to work with
Let's start off with Anderson . The red line indicates each bowlers average.
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And For Steyn
So if you look into it in the first five years
Anderson has given away 2326.1 runs and picked up 62 wickets at an average of 37.51
Steyn has given away 3459.6 runs and picked up 150 wickets at an average of 23.065
Judging by the current stats for the rest of the career after the first five games I can approximate
Anderson has given away around 8900+ runs at an average around 28
Steyn has given away around 5100+ runs at an average around 22
Knew he would do well. Anyone who think he isn't world class doesn't know what he's talking about.
That average of his is misleading but having said that, we have not helped our case with our negative approach against him.
That average shows he is not consistent like Steyn, but Anderson in form is a very dangerous bowler.
That average shows he is not consistent like Steyn, but Anderson in form is a very dangerous bowler.
His average against Pakistan in UAE has dropped to 22.
His average against Pakistan in UAE has dropped to 22.
Better than Steyn in UAE
Interesting. I'm not falling into the trap of comparing the two!
Jimmy keeps learning new skills. He has been taking wickets with off-cutters this series, which is a new facet to his armory. He's been far and away the best England bowler, which surprised me - I though Broad would have been, but Jimmy has got the wickets.
Since 02 June 2010, Jimmy has taken 263 wickets at 25.44 . What a player has been for England in the last five years.