If Mcgrath and Clark bowled together...............

dream partnership I guess...............

Throw Warne in and yeah..... it's called Ashes 2006/7

It would be dull as f*ck though.

Yeah ... boring.
History.
End of.
Move on.

Why does Clark seem to have a mini fit every 10 seconds? If you watch him closely he frequently performs short and sharp headshakes.

Henry wrote:Why does Clark seem to have a mini fit every 10 seconds? If you watch him closely he frequently performs short and sharp headshakes.

Because he's from the McGrath mould and therefore has to get angered at each Run and Boundary he concedes along with Batsman taking him on.

It's some sort of tic.

It's Dietmar Hamannitis

Clark outbowled him in the England series. You don't need two of these clones.

Red wrote:Clark outbowled him in the England series. You don't need two of these clones.

Who? Dietmar Hamann?

Clark is the embodiment of the skills required for a seam up bowler, which are, in order of importance;

Movement off the straight
Consistency/Accuracy
Bounce





Pace

Red wrote:Clark outbowled him in the England series. You don't need two of these clones.

You forgot to mention he's a better bowler than Sooky Smith ...

embee wrote:

Red wrote:Clark outbowled him in the England series. You don't need two of these clones.

You forgot to mention he's a better bowler than Sooky Smith ...

So's my grandmother. And she's dead.

Mick Sawyer wrote:Clark is the embodiment of the skills required for a seam up bowler, which are, in order of importance;

Movement off the straight
Consistency/Accuracy
Bounce





Pace

Sage....


Ian Chappell said before the last Ashes series that Clark shouldn't play because he was too much like McGrath. That may well have been one of the stoopidest things I've ever heard come out of Chappelli's mouth.

Ian Chappell said before the last Ashes series that Clark shouldn't play because he was too much like McGrath. That may well have been one of the stoopidest things I've ever heard come out of Chappelli's mouth.

The key word is in bold. I'm sure not even Chappell expected England to be as crap as they were.