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jampap · 21-03-2009, 06:15 PM

At what point does a player go from being a bowler who can bat a bit to a genuine all-rounder?

Stumped · 21-03-2009, 06:29 PM

You mean to say that can a Batsman bowl and bat first?

jampap · 21-03-2009, 06:39 PM

it meas like mitchel Johnson, he is classified as a 'bowler' when can he be offically named an all rounder
as he has been having good knocks lately thats why i have asked this
when is the right time to classify him an all-rounder

Stumped · 21-03-2009, 06:51 PM

An all rounder is classified when his both batting and bowling average becomes considerable. Ex, an all round must have batting average of 35 and bowling average of 30 if he wants to be an all rounder.

There is also a match limit by ICC. The person should cross that limit to be considered.

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21-03-2009, 06:39 PM	#3
jampap Street Cricketer Join Date: Mar 2009 Biography: myself Location: country Posts: 24 vCash: 385	it meas like mitchel Johnson, he is classified as a 'bowler' when can he be offically named an all rounder as he has been having good knocks lately thats why i have asked this when is the right time to classify him an all-rounder __________________ OWNAGE CRICKETER And will own everyone he c's cause he is so JAMPAP OWNS

21-03-2009, 06:51 PM	#4
Stumped Administrator Alias: Anand Join Date: Feb 2009 Biography: Cool man who likes humour. Location: Heaven Posts: 1,652 vCash: 33	An all rounder is classified when his both batting and bowling average becomes considerable. Ex, an all round must have batting average of 35 and bowling average of 30 if he wants to be an all rounder. There is also a match limit by ICC. The person should cross that limit to be considered. __________________

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