What do you like watching more: Batting or Bowling?

[Leggie]

i like watching both, the likes of warne and murali destroying a batting line up, and the likes of pietersen and dhoni taking the attack to the opposition with some hard hitting.....

 

[Cricketman]

I am always on edge when India are batting, hoping they don't lose a wicket. For this reason, I don't enjoy batting as much as bowling.

Same. But I love to watch both-Especially when India are owning

 

[harishankar]

I like both, but particularly in the highlights package.

In highlights, I like to see wickets being taken more than runs being scored. I enjoy the fall of wickets package shown at the end of every innings.

 

[kookaburra69]

Depends on what team is doing what,But probably batting.

 

[sd92]

I love watching bowlers with extreme pace like Brett Lee and Akhtar (until he was a cheating barstool). Spinners such as Warne & Murali. Batsmen such as Ponting, Hayden Vaughan, Pieterson and fielders such as Paul Collingwood. AMazing.

 

[Trigon Dynasty]

I love batting, when there's an electricity in the partnership that has them pounding fours and sixes each over. It creates thick and fast momentum that engages you. When they're pulling teeth with ones and twos, however, it has the potential to bog down the whole game (to me at least), even if the bowling's great.

Also paves the way for some interesting fielding.

 

[King Pietersen]

I enjoy both but if i had to choose i'd rather watch England bat. Especially in test matches. I love watching classy stroke makers so enjoy watching Vaughan, Bell, and Pietersen. I do enjoy watching the bowling aswell, i am just not much of a fan of England's middle over bowling in odi's. I find watching Collingwood bowl extremely boring, i find spinners interesting to watch but watching Collingwood is dull. Jimmy Anderson is one of my fave bowlers to watch atm, so i like watching him bowl. I like the 2 extremes when it comes to bowling, fast bowling and spin bowling. I dont have a massive preference when it comes to batting or bowling though.