Griffo
Chairman of Selectors
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What is your opinion on "the next great australian all rounder" in both his bowling and his batting. I find he hasnt had enough opportuinity at test level with no fault to himself or the selectors just unfortunate injuries. In comparision to the all rounder of this era mr freddie flintoff he actually is a far better batsmen and bowls at the same pace as him. No doubt flintoff is a better bowler but does the bowling define the all rounder???
Shane Watson v Andrew Flintoff (as of the 24th of April 2007)
Batting
Shane Watson
First Class: 49.22
One Day: 35.13
One Day International: 35.64
Andrew Flintoff
First Class: 34.95
One Day: 29.71
One Day International: 32.04
Bowling
Shane Watson
First Class: 30.15
One Day: 35.94
One Day International: 33.61
Andrew Flintoff
First Class: 31.95
One Day: 23.33
One Day International: 25.88
and please compare him to any other modern all rounders in the game at the moment
Note: Shane Watson's First Class Average is also better than Andrew Flintoffs
Shane Watson v Andrew Flintoff (as of the 24th of April 2007)
Batting
Shane Watson
First Class: 49.22
One Day: 35.13
One Day International: 35.64
Andrew Flintoff
First Class: 34.95
One Day: 29.71
One Day International: 32.04
Bowling
Shane Watson
First Class: 30.15
One Day: 35.94
One Day International: 33.61
Andrew Flintoff
First Class: 31.95
One Day: 23.33
One Day International: 25.88
and please compare him to any other modern all rounders in the game at the moment
Note: Shane Watson's First Class Average is also better than Andrew Flintoffs