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Shoaib was the fastest bowler I ever faced: Clarke

Shoaib was the fastest bowler I ever faced: Clarke By IANS | 0 Views Former Australian cricketer Michael Clarke. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Sydney, May 25 : Former Australia captain Michael Clarke called Pakistan s Shoaib Akhtar the fastest bowler he ever faced. Clarke, who played 115 Tests, 345 ODIs and 34 T20Is in a 12-year international career, said Shoaib could deliver at a speed of 160 kmph. Shoaib Akhtar was the fastest I faced. He could bowl 160 [kmph]. Different type of bowler, who could bowl quick for three overs. Flintoff was quick for 12 overs. Lee was quick. Shoaib was quicker. Shaun Tait, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee and Jason Gillespie were fast. But Shoaib Akhtar was the fastest, Clarke said on the Uncensored Podcast.

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Some gentle advice for commentators

Some gentle advice for commentators A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Where would we be without sports commentators? Somewhere happy and peaceful? Perhaps. But it cannot be denied that commentary is a crucial part of the sporting experience. Watching sport without several excited men – or, let us be frank, women – bellowing at us never quite feels right. It’s why attending sporting events in person is so disappointing: without commentators, how do you even know what’s going on? Yes, commentators fulfil a vital role in the sporting ecosystem. But nevertheless, the current state of play in commentary boxes is not perfect, and I feel compelled to offer a few gentle suggestions to the commentary community, a few little bits of advice to make the fan experience a little more enjoyable, and the hurling of heavy objects at TV screens a little less commonplace.

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Baggy green tail-enders: Every run counts

Baggy green tail-enders: Every run counts A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size “It’s not how, it’s how many.” Bowlers really do win matches. But sometimes, they do so with the bat. Even a genuine bunny can play a vital role in extending a lead, reducing a deficit, turning a poor score into a respectable one, or forcing a draw. Each run scored by a tail-ender has the same worth as one scored by a recognised batsman, and sometimes more when it entertains spectators, frustrates opponents or lifts team-mates’ spirits.

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On this day in 2006: Gillespie registered his highest score

On this day in 2006: Gillespie registered his highest score
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On this day in 2006: Gillespie registered his highest score

On this day in 2006: Gillespie registered his highest score
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