Believe me he won't lose a moment of sleep over it. He has won the WTC and the ODI WC and retained the Ashes in England all in the same year. He won't be bothered by records. He is a genius as a captain and he will always be remembered as one of the greats of our game long after he is retired, even if he is not in the record books of most wickets etc.
PATT CUMMINS: *Played a minor role in the 2015 WC winning team *Played a minor role in 2021 t20 WC winning team *Only player who captained Australia to win 1. World Test Championship 2. Retain Ashes 3. Win ICC ODI World Cup 4. Win bowler of the year 5. Become most expensive buy in IPL history... all in one year : 2023 ..with the second highest win rate in terms of captaincy in Australian Cricket history *The highest strike rate(balls per wicket) amongst all bowlers in Australian cricketing history: He takes wickets faster than Mc Garth and most in top order
The thing is, most Pacers do not play that long. And ones that get injured that early, even less so. Pat came back and came back stronger than ever. He's led Australia to win the Test Mace and the WC. And he will have taken more than 400 Test wickets by the end of his career at an average close to 22. He's gonna be a legend regardless of whether he took 700+ test wickets or not.
Sometimes stats do not matter. See Dhoni does not have most runs or hundreds. But we call him great because of character. Pat will be remembered for his character and it will transcend all statistics or numbers. He will not fade into history like some of the greats have.
Total tests has to be factored in, Jimmy Anderson has played more tests than Cummins has had hot meals but only the English rate him above the all time greats.
@@jamescranley933this has got to be a joke right? He’s averaged around 20 since he turned 35. He had one poor series in the ashes and people have written him off 🙄
@@Gramscifreedom i feel like hes been carried a bit. The way he sooked after that first ashes test last year was pretty poor. If you need a pitch that is seaming sideways to be effective then its time to move on. Broads a unit but at least he’ll bend his back for the team. I honestly cant believe anderson is still one of the top 4 quicks in england at this stage of his career
@@Gramscifreedom He's been pretty average outside of engLand (for the standards of an "all time great" throughout his career. Take out some anomalys like Pakistan and the UAE where he has barely played on he's only really excelled in the West Indies away from home. I wouldn't say he's been bad in places like Australia, India, South Africa etc but he hasn't been elite per say. His longevity obviously is something to be admired, and is a skill of it's own that he's mastered... but is he really in the conversation for ALL TIME great? no, not really.
There is no need of all this. He has achieved what most of the captains coudnt in their life time and that too he has done it in a very short period of time. Just enjoy his talent and bask in his glow.
I don't mind this video, well produced and researched. My only take I want to add is that this same argument could be used for many other players, possibly some not to cummins extent but still, and of course many other factors such as would he have become the player he is now had he played those matches or if his longevity could be affected etc. but with the numbers we do have, you have produced the best video you could have so, great work! interested to watch more.
Once his career ends, he gets to live with the fact that he's also a fantastic person, so his cricket career statistics will pale in comparison to his character as a human being.,
As an Englishman I have a huge respect for Cummins. He's one of those players you just can't dislike (Bairstow incident aside!). I love seeing players playing with a smile on their face, and Cummins does that consistently
I think he is fighting for the title of Australia's best player since Bradman with Smith and Warne only. Its hard to compare batsmen and bowlers so if we just compare him to warne, his numbers (in terms of strike rates and averages) stack up. Cummins is also captain of the side, however Warne had this aura and created the theatre that is unmatched.
I guess I missed out on Lillee but as the vid states Cummins could get close to McGrath in wickets, plus he is the captain. I didn't ever see Lillee or AB play, ik they are both legends. You could also make a valid argument for Ponting as or perhaps Gilchrist as well I think, Gilchrist would have to be the fist choice wicket keeper for test matches worldwide in any era. Fair to say in Australia for a while we were so spoilt with batters that our top 5 or 6 all averaged close enough to 50 But I do stand by what I said about warne being the greatest showman in cricket I have ever seen and it's not even close
Bradman is the best sportsperson in history full stop. No other sportsperson is so far and above the next best in their field as Bradman is to the next best Batter. So to suggest that Cummins is somehow better than Bradman is ridiculous. Cummins could go down as Australia's greatest ever Pace bowler sure, he may even go down as Australia's greatest ever Captain depending on how he and the team performs for the rest of his captaincy (although I'd argue Ponting and Waugh are still better atm).
@@SilentHotdog28 yes Bradman has some insane stats. I don't know every sport, but at least in team sports, he is by far the best and noone else comes close in any sport ever. You could make an argument that Michael Phelps (Olympic swimmer) is the best sports person of all time given the amount of gold medals he has won in the Olympics. With that said, Cummins could go down as Aus's best pace bowler
I enjoyed this interesting and informative video. But I do want to say that I don't think total number of wickets is the best metric to determine who is the greatest bowler. There are just so many reasons why a bowler might have less wickets than he otherwise might have had, and using this metric is a bit like comparing apples with oranges, especially if the players being compared are from different eras, or even different countries. Does anyone actually think that Muralitharan was a better bowler than Warne? Although imperfect, I think the traditional bowling average (especially over a long career) is still the best method to compare bowlers (within similar eras).
although leaving aside the records with his captaincy and performance when it really counts he would become the most impactful cricketer of australia since shane and glenn🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌
Like all the other commenters, why focus on the future legacy of a player that is still playing in the present? That being said, I feel the general public's perception of a "legendary player" depends on whether they have outlier stats (total test wickets like McGrath) or obviously exceptional at one skill (accuracy with McGrath, speed with Thomson and lillee). Cummins probably won't get up to that 500+ wickets mark that he deserves, but interestingly his skillset is so expansive, I do wonder whether that gives the impression that he's an average allround bowler rather than a perfect player. Imagine a universe if the tennis fans perception was skewed so that people would say "Federer is good at everything, surely that is average. But give me Andy roddick. Peak serving". An accurate bowler with subtle variation who prefers to bowl first change, but isn't precious enough to decline bowling short as a third spell, or bowling off spin/off cutters against India in India in a world cup final. Cummins is OP
@@Supertuttle It’s a very weak estimant, his action isnt as repeatable as a mcgrath or anderson and i think if he had those years with injury back he could be in contention for goat but no, Mcgrath is the goat of fast bowling
…and his lower order batting. Would like the cross tab of lower order batters (below wicket keeper) who have won or saved matches facing 50 balls or more. Cummins has done it 11 times in the past 2 years.
No, speculation is very good but only watching stats, then would make Kallis the greatest ever player in the history of cricket. But he is not recognised in that way, like the whole aura and his impact. McGrath, Ponting, Warne literally, when I say their names it feels I am naming legends. They have had that kind of impact, it comes from the years of creating that impact. Pat definitely is currently the best fast bowler on the planet, but let's suppose he adds 1 more WC as captain and 2-3 WTC and T20 WCs then this decade of 20s would be definitely of the kind of resemblance to that great aussie era of 1999-2007. Australia have started that history repeat very well with 1 T20 WC 1 ODI WC and 1 WTC, we got 4 T20 WC and 1 ODI WC and 3 WTC left till 2030 As a fast bowler I definitely think he would lead Aussie pace attack till 35 or 37, but his body and fitness during this long term comes into play. If he manages to win any of the above mentioned accolades, even with 370-400 test wickets. He could be rated as a GOAT.
@@paddycusack5419 Then you can say Lee ajd Gillespie set up half of McGrath's wickets. That's a dumb thing to say because bowlers work in a unit and many times luck is a factor
Not a patch on McGrath, no chance. Guy gets taken to the cleaners in white ball cricket. The current lot don't compare to the late 90s-2007 team either.
Overall Cummins is faster, a better fielder and bats way better than McGrath McGrath was a sloppy fielder and batsman was a wicket taker but a harmless gentle medium bowler
PATT CUMMINS: *Played a minor role in the 2015 WC winning team *Played a minor role in 2021 t20 WC winning team *Only player who captained Australia to win 1. World Test Championship 2. Retain Ashes 3. Win ICC ODI World Cup 4. Win bowler of the year 5. Become most expensive buy in IPL history... all in one year : 2023 ..with the second highest win rate in terms of captaincy in Australian Cricket history *The highest strike rate(balls per wicket) amongst all bowlers in Australian cricketing history: He takes wickets faster than Mc Garth and most in top order The bowler of this generation.. a future legend 🔥
No way would he have lasted that long. I was thinking about this the other day (about starc who has been injury prone in the past too) but both of them would not have lasted as long if they didn't break down as often as they both have done in the past. If anything the injuries have lengthened the careers further as if they hypothetically did not get injured with alot of minor things, with the strain of pace bowling they both would have had a more serious injury that would have potentially forced them to retire early.
This 728 calculation is not realistic. As if he had played through his early career he’d be unlikely to play to his mid 30’s. Mind you Anderson & Broad have gone well past this age, so who knows. 🤷♂️ Lillie missed a lot of time due to injury and the World Series Cricket dispute. Not to mention they played less tests. For the 13 years he was active playing 11 tests per year at an average of 5.07 (which is the key here when put next to this 4.44 is looking a bit measly) wickets per game that would have him at 669 wickets. Based on a higher wickets per test ratio the calculation towards the end of this video means Cummins must have played more tests again in this scenario. Don’t get me wrong Cummins is great(so is Hazelwood) and yes his impact is increased by being captain. But a quick scan of the teams Lillie played in and he (apart from the odd Cheppel once in a while) was nearly always the main man.
I don't think stats tell the story we should be looking for. Take Imran Khan for example his total wicket tally is 362 from 88 test matches. His impact is impossible to describe in words. On the other hand, while just as great Jaques Kallis had better overall stats. But I would in a heartbeat would rate Imran over Jaques. Similarly, if we compare Pat with Jimmy anderson or Stuart Broad, the stats or the projected stats won't tell the story of how much impact this man has had on international cricket. Other than that more important than all his wicket tally is when he gets those wickets. You could have mitchell starc take a 5-fer, but what really would have mattered were the 2 wickets cummins took when a team was on 200-1 on the second day of the test match.
Hmmm how many games did Lillee loose to his back injuries ? How many less games did they play back then , without all the professional help support and science they have now …. He’s great yes , but counting ‘could of’ ‘should of ‘ and ‘might’ Is BS stats
@@akbarshahzad5780 If I need a wicket, Starc. If I need to shut down scoring, Hazelwood, although barely any difference from Cummins TBF. On Day 4+, Lyon.
Pat Cummins at the moment best test bowler in the world because he performed well in all conditions and pat Cummins performed well in wtc finals and world cup semi finals and finals check the facts then comment 😂😂
Not keen on the clickbait technique where you have to watch 9 minutes to see the opening proposition even disclosed but a good vid otherwise. No thumbs up or down from me
Didn’t mention that he wanted to change the date for Australia Day, got involved with the United Nations climate change sustainability program and the yes vote campaign. He’s very Un-Australian and woke. 🇦🇺
You didn't mention that he also said "Australia is the greatest country on earth" and that in his opinion "There HAS to be an Australia day. The fact that you used the term woke shows you aren't aussie, as no self respecting aussies use it. It's an unaustralian term that is laughed at.
He might not have been as good if he had done. He was brilliant on debut but not yet as consistent as he would become. There are a number of players one can say this about regarding injuries.
Believe me he won't lose a moment of sleep over it. He has won the WTC and the ODI WC and retained the Ashes in England all in the same year. He won't be bothered by records. He is a genius as a captain and he will always be remembered as one of the greats of our game long after he is retired, even if he is not in the record books of most wickets etc.
Still hasnt won in England
PATT CUMMINS:
*Played a minor role in the 2015 WC winning team
*Played a minor role in 2021 t20 WC winning team
*Only player who captained Australia to win 1. World Test Championship 2. Retain Ashes 3. Win ICC ODI World Cup 4. Win bowler of the year 5. Become most expensive buy in IPL history... all in one year : 2023 ..with the second highest win rate in terms of captaincy in Australian Cricket history
*The highest strike rate(balls per wicket) amongst all bowlers in Australian cricketing history: He takes wickets faster than Mc Garth and most in top order
@James-st9uu who currently holds the ashes cup again.m please remind me.. it is upto england to beat him and take it back..AND THEY FAILED
I'm damn sure he will lead SRH to playoffs in upcoming IPL. Perhaps even win the trophy. He is that good
@@James-st9uu So what, he hasn't lost in Eng either.
Don't compare him, just sit back and bask in his glow.
100% no need for this at all
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The thing is, most Pacers do not play that long. And ones that get injured that early, even less so. Pat came back and came back stronger than ever. He's led Australia to win the Test Mace and the WC. And he will have taken more than 400 Test wickets by the end of his career at an average close to 22. He's gonna be a legend regardless of whether he took 700+ test wickets or not.
You forgot the Ashes.
Naahhh, guy's already goated, no discussions needed for a champion like pat
Sometimes stats do not matter. See Dhoni does not have most runs or hundreds. But we call him great because of character. Pat will be remembered for his character and it will transcend all statistics or numbers. He will not fade into history like some of the greats have.
I hope this guy makes another video soon
Total tests has to be factored in, Jimmy Anderson has played more tests than Cummins has had hot meals but only the English rate him above the all time greats.
Probably could have retired 5+ years ago. Been a long time since Anderson has dominated a series
I would say part of his greatness has been his ability to sake wickets at an international level for 20 years
@@jamescranley933this has got to be a joke right? He’s averaged around 20 since he turned 35. He had one poor series in the ashes and people have written him off 🙄
@@Gramscifreedom i feel like hes been carried a bit. The way he sooked after that first ashes test last year was pretty poor. If you need a pitch that is seaming sideways to be effective then its time to move on. Broads a unit but at least he’ll bend his back for the team. I honestly cant believe anderson is still one of the top 4 quicks in england at this stage of his career
@@Gramscifreedom He's been pretty average outside of engLand (for the standards of an "all time great" throughout his career.
Take out some anomalys like Pakistan and the UAE where he has barely played on he's only really excelled in the West Indies away from home.
I wouldn't say he's been bad in places like Australia, India, South Africa etc but he hasn't been elite per say.
His longevity obviously is something to be admired, and is a skill of it's own that he's mastered... but is he really in the conversation for ALL TIME great? no, not really.
There is no need of all this. He has achieved what most of the captains coudnt in their life time and that too he has done it in a very short period of time. Just enjoy his talent and bask in his glow.
I don't mind this video, well produced and researched.
My only take I want to add is that this same argument could be used for many other players, possibly some not to cummins extent but still, and of course many other factors such as would he have become the player he is now had he played those matches or if his longevity could be affected etc. but with the numbers we do have, you have produced the best video you could have so, great work! interested to watch more.
and maybe the injuries helped create the player he is now...
@@christefur1 exactly
Once his career ends, he gets to live with the fact that he's also a fantastic person, so his cricket career statistics will pale in comparison to his character as a human being.,
Thanks for this. Only just over seeing his action first ball...?... and thinking 'been a while since McGrath was bowling'
WI G3 ?
@@aspiringscientist1616 Yeah no idea, whatever his last first ball was before the upload I guess xD
As an Englishman I have a huge respect for Cummins. He's one of those players you just can't dislike (Bairstow incident aside!). I love seeing players playing with a smile on their face, and Cummins does that consistently
oh c'mon bairstow incident don't meant shit. He should have been more careful
That was johnny bairstow's own fault je should of stayed in his crease
You Englishman cry about spirit of the game
Your intro is unbelievably delusional and it sounds like you have a hard on for the guy. Best in the world now? I’d say yes. But calm down wow
Even most of the other English players were laughing at Bairstow.
U deserve more views ❤❤❤
You forgot “looks a like a classic Hollywood star”
I believe the only two things left for him to accomplish are Test series victories in England and India.
I would say the sad truth is that us fans, couldn’t witness more of this ridiculously talented bloke.
I think he is fighting for the title of Australia's best player since Bradman with Smith and Warne only.
Its hard to compare batsmen and bowlers so if we just compare him to warne, his numbers (in terms of strike rates and averages) stack up. Cummins is also captain of the side, however Warne had this aura and created the theatre that is unmatched.
AB? Steve Waugh? DK Lilee? Glenn McGrath?
I guess I missed out on Lillee but as the vid states Cummins could get close to McGrath in wickets, plus he is the captain. I didn't ever see Lillee or AB play, ik they are both legends.
You could also make a valid argument for Ponting as or perhaps Gilchrist as well I think, Gilchrist would have to be the fist choice wicket keeper for test matches worldwide in any era.
Fair to say in Australia for a while we were so spoilt with batters that our top 5 or 6 all averaged close enough to 50
But I do stand by what I said about warne being the greatest showman in cricket I have ever seen and it's not even close
@@anishkandelYT Ponting?
Bradman is the best sportsperson in history full stop. No other sportsperson is so far and above the next best in their field as Bradman is to the next best Batter. So to suggest that Cummins is somehow better than Bradman is ridiculous. Cummins could go down as Australia's greatest ever Pace bowler sure, he may even go down as Australia's greatest ever Captain depending on how he and the team performs for the rest of his captaincy (although I'd argue Ponting and Waugh are still better atm).
@@SilentHotdog28 yes Bradman has some insane stats. I don't know every sport, but at least in team sports, he is by far the best and noone else comes close in any sport ever.
You could make an argument that Michael Phelps (Olympic swimmer) is the best sports person of all time given the amount of gold medals he has won in the Olympics.
With that said, Cummins could go down as Aus's best pace bowler
It is a sad truth for a lot of fast bowlers. Some don't even get as far as he has, meaning that we will never know what could have been.
Same case with Amir and Asif😢😢
This is actually such a good video. Well done! Very enjoyable.
Wouldn’t it make more sense to wait till he retires before comparing him to others that are retired
I enjoyed this interesting and informative video. But I do want to say that I don't think total number of wickets is the best metric to determine who is the greatest bowler. There are just so many reasons why a bowler might have less wickets than he otherwise might have had, and using this metric is a bit like comparing apples with oranges, especially if the players being compared are from different eras, or even different countries. Does anyone actually think that Muralitharan was a better bowler than Warne? Although imperfect, I think the traditional bowling average (especially over a long career) is still the best method to compare bowlers (within similar eras).
I look at him and I see a man without a country.
Happy belated Australia Day.
thank you for making videos, you are lit my favorite mini documnetry cricket youtuber. Please make one on BBL
This video is so well made. Excellent.
although leaving aside the records with his captaincy and performance when it really counts he would become the most impactful cricketer of australia since shane and glenn🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌
This is really sad.I wished that he would have got advice after that 2011 sa tour to change his action and never got injured this much 😢😢😢
Like all the other commenters, why focus on the future legacy of a player that is still playing in the present?
That being said, I feel the general public's perception of a "legendary player" depends on whether they have outlier stats (total test wickets like McGrath) or obviously exceptional at one skill (accuracy with McGrath, speed with Thomson and lillee).
Cummins probably won't get up to that 500+ wickets mark that he deserves, but interestingly his skillset is so expansive, I do wonder whether that gives the impression that he's an average allround bowler rather than a perfect player. Imagine a universe if the tennis fans perception was skewed so that people would say "Federer is good at everything, surely that is average. But give me Andy roddick. Peak serving".
An accurate bowler with subtle variation who prefers to bowl first change, but isn't precious enough to decline bowling short as a third spell, or bowling off spin/off cutters against India in India in a world cup final. Cummins is OP
Great video. Truly sad.
He won’t have enough test wickets to be in the convo for goat
You can’t say anything
And he’s estimated to have 500 wickets, really?
@@Supertuttle It’s a very weak estimant, his action isnt as repeatable as a mcgrath or anderson and i think if he had those years with injury back he could be in contention for goat but no, Mcgrath is the goat of fast bowling
Have you watched cricket this summer?@@ByronWright-vu1rx How old are you any way*
*don’t have to answer
…and his lower order batting. Would like the cross tab of lower order batters (below wicket keeper) who have won or saved matches facing 50 balls or more. Cummins has done it 11 times in the past 2 years.
No, speculation is very good but only watching stats, then would make Kallis the greatest ever player in the history of cricket. But he is not recognised in that way, like the whole aura and his impact.
McGrath, Ponting, Warne literally, when I say their names it feels I am naming legends. They have had that kind of impact, it comes from the years of creating that impact.
Pat definitely is currently the best fast bowler on the planet, but let's suppose he adds 1 more WC as captain and 2-3 WTC and T20 WCs then this decade of 20s would be definitely of the kind of resemblance to that great aussie era of 1999-2007.
Australia have started that history repeat very well with 1 T20 WC 1 ODI WC and 1 WTC, we got 4 T20 WC and 1 ODI WC and 3 WTC left till 2030
As a fast bowler I definitely think he would lead Aussie pace attack till 35 or 37, but his body and fitness during this long term comes into play. If he manages to win any of the above mentioned accolades, even with 370-400 test wickets.
He could be rated as a GOAT.
Kallis is recognised as the world's greatest all rounder. No one better at that than him.
Kallis is widely regarded as one of the best cricketers ever, and almost unanimously regarded as the best All rounder ever.
no one would never be as good as warne. he is the goat
For spin not pace it is such a different game between the two
McGrath set up half of Shane Warnes wickets
@@paddycusack5419
Then you can say Lee ajd Gillespie set up half of McGrath's wickets. That's a dumb thing to say because bowlers work in a unit and many times luck is a factor
Not a patch on McGrath, no chance. Guy gets taken to the cleaners in white ball cricket. The current lot don't compare to the late 90s-2007 team either.
Have u actually watched him in white ball cricket? I’m sorry but that’s an absolutely stupid statement
Overall Cummins is faster, a better fielder and bats way better than McGrath
McGrath was a sloppy fielder and batsman was a wicket taker but a harmless gentle medium bowler
@@gokuvegeta9500 Thanks for the laughs 😃
@@jamesw5713
Laughs ?
McGrath was gentle medium at best
PATT CUMMINS:
*Played a minor role in the 2015 WC winning team
*Played a minor role in 2021 t20 WC winning team
*Only player who captained Australia to win 1. World Test Championship 2. Retain Ashes 3. Win ICC ODI World Cup 4. Win bowler of the year 5. Become most expensive buy in IPL history... all in one year : 2023 ..with the second highest win rate in terms of captaincy in Australian Cricket history
*The highest strike rate(balls per wicket) amongst all bowlers in Australian cricketing history: He takes wickets faster than Mc Garth and most in top order
The bowler of this generation.. a future legend 🔥
He bats well and doesn't Chuck like Bumrah
Bro mocked Indians in the finals and now earns more money than any Indian in IPL. True Mafia of Cricket 🗿🚬
Captain Carbon and Ronald McDonald conspired to get rid of JL and Paine
His current action is beautiful. Not quite on Naseem Shah's level but close.
Waiting for your next video
Remember, he was an afterthoght during Johnson and Starc era (around 2015)
No he wasn't. He was injured for years. We knew when he debited against South Africa aged 18 that we had something special.
No way would he have lasted that long. I was thinking about this the other day (about starc who has been injury prone in the past too) but both of them would not have lasted as long if they didn't break down as often as they both have done in the past. If anything the injuries have lengthened the careers further as if they hypothetically did not get injured with alot of minor things, with the strain of pace bowling they both would have had a more serious injury that would have potentially forced them to retire early.
And now he’s got the big inswinger!
he looks more like Military Captain Personality which is beautiful rather like a Captain playboy Imran Khan.
This 728 calculation is not realistic. As if he had played through his early career he’d be unlikely to play to his mid 30’s.
Mind you Anderson & Broad have gone well past this age, so who knows. 🤷♂️
Lillie missed a lot of time due to injury and the World Series Cricket dispute. Not to mention they played less tests.
For the 13 years he was active playing 11 tests per year at an average of 5.07 (which is the key here when put next to this 4.44 is looking a bit measly) wickets per game that would have him at 669 wickets.
Based on a higher wickets per test ratio the calculation towards the end of this video means Cummins must have played more tests again in this scenario.
Don’t get me wrong Cummins is great(so is Hazelwood) and yes his impact is increased by being captain.
But a quick scan of the teams Lillie played in and he (apart from the odd Cheppel once in a while) was nearly always the main man.
Patty is the man
I don't think stats tell the story we should be looking for. Take Imran Khan for example his total wicket tally is 362 from 88 test matches. His impact is impossible to describe in words. On the other hand, while just as great Jaques Kallis had better overall stats. But I would in a heartbeat would rate Imran over Jaques. Similarly, if we compare Pat with Jimmy anderson or Stuart Broad, the stats or the projected stats won't tell the story of how much impact this man has had on international cricket. Other than that more important than all his wicket tally is when he gets those wickets. You could have mitchell starc take a 5-fer, but what really would have mattered were the 2 wickets cummins took when a team was on 200-1 on the second day of the test match.
in the very beginning i thought you were talking about Marshall or Ambrose lmao (Marshall, Ambrose, Mcgrath everyone else is below these three imo)
Steyn? He bowled in a much tougher bowling era.
Akram, McGrath, Ambrose
I'm sure I heard someone say once that statistics are like a bikini........
Dennis Lillee.
Hmmm how many games did Lillee loose to his back injuries ? How many less games did they play back then , without all the professional help support and science they have now …. He’s great yes , but counting ‘could of’ ‘should of ‘ and ‘might’ Is BS stats
Pat Cummins 🐐
I really like Pat Cummins, but don’t think he’s the best bowler in the world. Shit, I don’t think he’s the best bowler in the team.
so youre an idiot then?
who do you think is better? lyon? hazlewood? _starc?_
@@akbarshahzad5780 If I need a wicket, Starc. If I need to shut down scoring, Hazelwood, although barely any difference from Cummins TBF.
On Day 4+, Lyon.
His stats are incredible, but just forget them and watch him bowl
Pat Cummins at the moment best test bowler in the world because he performed well in all conditions and pat Cummins performed well in wtc finals and world cup semi finals and finals check the facts then comment 😂😂
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Not keen on the clickbait technique where you have to watch 9 minutes to see the opening proposition even disclosed but a good vid otherwise. No thumbs up or down from me
get a room
Cummins is not even the best bowler in his team
Cry more indian
I mean... he simply is.
I think Cummins is good but he is not even close to being the best bowler in the world.
Goat captain of modern era
WOKE
Didn’t mention that he wanted to change the date for Australia Day, got involved with the United Nations climate change sustainability program and the yes vote campaign. He’s very Un-Australian and woke. 🇦🇺
You didn't mention that he also said "Australia is the greatest country on earth" and that in his opinion "There HAS to be an Australia day.
The fact that you used the term woke shows you aren't aussie, as no self respecting aussies use it. It's an unaustralian term that is laughed at.
Yes he is paid to play cricket. He has brought cricket into disrepute.
@@anthonygill5946 No he hasn't.
Your comment is a lie.
He might not have been as good if he had done. He was brilliant on debut but not yet as consistent as he would become. There are a number of players one can say this about regarding injuries.
He was amazingly consistent. CONSISTENTLY INJURED
The sad truth is hes a woke sellout
sad. LOL.
first
Why is Pat sad are you kidding me
Did you watch the video?