What Can You Say About Jimmy Anderson That Hasn't Been Said Before?🤔 | Kimber & Harmy

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talkSPORT's Cricket editor and presenter Jon Norman sits down with former Durham and England cricket player Steve Harmison and cricket writer Jarrod Kimber to discuss all things cricket.
In today's episode, Kimber and Harmy discuss the career of the legendary Jimmy Anderson ahead of his final test match for England against The Windies.
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@talkSPORTCricket 18 дней назад

Is Jimmy Anderson the greatest fast bowler of all time?

@justraphael6653 18 дней назад

@ValzainLumivix 18 дней назад

Yes.

@nikhilagarwal5295 18 дней назад

this shouldn't be a question

@Cricketfan20004 18 дней назад

@@nikhilagarwal5295so what’s your answer? 😂

@gts8919 18 дней назад

Not only no but hell no! 😂

@jamesg8972 18 дней назад

I could listen to Jarrod Kimber all day. Phenomenal cricket knowlege.

@harshitrawat3856 16 дней назад

Absolutely. Unbelievable that his channel is not the no 1 cricket thing. In terms of quality other experts don’t even come close.

@MASTAHMELO 13 дней назад

Same. He's pretty much a cricket genius. I'd love to see him break down this Windies test team

@tatherne 18 дней назад

Every now and again, a broadcaster or pundit can illustrate a true love of a sport. Its not dependent on the individual game in front of them or the topic under discussion. The answers show that he has done the trudge of boring games, inconsequential innings, where nothing seems to be happening This Kimber fella has got it. He loves it. Top of the tree. Cricket are lucky to have him.

@fr3nch246 18 дней назад

Jarrod's knowledge of cricket is unmatched

@chinmey_0147 18 дней назад

Kimber's depth of knowledge is astonishing

@sonnyrust8479 17 дней назад

Kimber absolutely nailed it, talking about the fact he’s got more than 4 lengths. Anderson is almost like a spinner, the subtle variations of line and length and the working over of a batter, bringing them across over the course of an over. Good bowlers get batters out with one ball, great bowlers get batters out over the course of an over

@melissareohorn7436 18 дней назад

Jimmy Anderson has been bowling so long that he made his debut before t20 did 😊

@Hungry883 18 дней назад

One of the greats

@larrygerry985 18 дней назад

He is a great English bowler. But he is similar to Kumble, country level great, but a good international player

@joshforde698 18 дней назад

Young Jimmy Anderson: a bit of a whirlwind who would bowl magic balls in between some rubbish. Old Jimmy Anderson: a surgeon with unreal precision, dissecting the smallest flaw in the techniques.

@Pilkie101 18 дней назад

I forget he was out of the side for so long. Really amazing that he managed come back and become the England goat.

@SA30.137 18 дней назад

Where can i watch the full episodes?

@karthikmahesh4827 17 дней назад

best cricket podcast for me! Love the insight and analysis. Top draw stuff

@fn6795 17 дней назад

Kimber is good to listen to always. Interesting analysis. Love from Allahabad and Canada.

@rjari8578 18 дней назад

Anyone would pick anderson in career wise but i think at the very peak steyn is the best Steyn is all around bowler while anderson sometime struggle due to his lack of pace

@aljames7839 12 дней назад

Would be interesting to compare Jimmy to Botham Willis and also Marshall Ambrose Walsh Patterson Bishop Donald and the Aussies etc of a different era if possible????

@user-tw5wn7bd2f 17 дней назад

Love Harmy, utter legend but next to Kimber the quality of analysis is agonising. Kimber delivers concise data backed insight and aspects of the game you haven't yet considered. Harmy then makes a vague point based on his (excellent) experience and repeats it 5 times. Took about 3 mins just to say Jimmy can dismantle batsmen with a bad technique because of his control and ability to move it both ways. Still a god of English cricket though, so he'll always have my respect.

@nikhilagarwal5295 18 дней назад

Sachin doesn't have the best strike rate or average but he's the greatest because of his consistency, longevity and single handed match winning ability. Lara had more flair, Ricky was the best technician but overall Sachin takes it. This is exactly why Jimmy Anderson is definitely the greatest fast bowler of all time.

@VARMOT123 18 дней назад

Sachin did have one of the best averages in test. 53 is great

@user-lb9ej6ix8j 18 дней назад

Nope Anderson nowhere but Sachin had not focused on single format to prolong his career in that also can't have the best stats there is argument to be made ..then ..styn played all formats but short career but was on top with stats & performance

@nikhilagarwal5295 18 дней назад

@@VARMOT123 one of the best is not the best.

@nikhilagarwal5295 18 дней назад

@@user-lb9ej6ix8j Longevity.

@rahulsrinivas3224 18 дней назад

@@nikhilagarwal5295 Anderson's average is not one of the best dude. 26.53 is nowhere close to 21,22.

@rafaybilal3395 18 дней назад

I sincerely wished he never retired but i believe the greatest bowler of all time should be judged on making the ball talk and in general range of skill, Guys like Akram and Steyn trump Anderson in that regard.

@russhouldin5774 13 дней назад

Harmison is right about angles: a neglected aspect of bowling.

@dpsterify2 14 дней назад

surely bumrah is the most obvious skills merchant successor to anderson

@vinayak3203 18 дней назад

I think bhumra is comparable in ability to adapt to.any pitch and adjusting length quickly

@danieloliver4558 18 дней назад

If he's still performing in 15 years time like this then maybe

@vinayak3203 18 дней назад

@@danieloliver4558 yeah longevity matters here

@wackyadz06 18 дней назад

Hahahaha you Indians are hilarious

@vinayak3203 18 дней назад

@@wackyadz06 yeah we're . And British are boring . Anything new you can add

@vinayak3203 18 дней назад

@@wackyadz06 yeah we're . Cricket Australia is better team than england and British people are boring . Anything new ?

@user-kf5dq3gc8m 17 дней назад

Harmison is an average commentator but doesn’t help dressing like he is heading to Spoons.

@talalhasan8994 18 дней назад

Greatest English bowler yes! But not the greatest ever. I don't even think he makes the greatest 11 of all time internationally!

@lonestar6709 18 дней назад

Not even England's best bowler. That's Fred Trueman. Fire Fred is top five ever, but Anderson is probably top twenty.

@larrygerry985 18 дней назад

He is not English greatest bowler. He is probably in the top 5 though

@fn6795 17 дней назад

C'mon Harmy, lose a stone or two!

@CricketEngland 18 дней назад

“The greatest Fast bowler of all time” - Brian Lara

@rahulsrinivas3224 18 дней назад

He may have longevity but he isn't better than McGrath, Steyn, Marshall, Garner and a few others. Just a reminder, Anderson averages 26.5. It's nowhere near some of the great bowlers mentioned.

@GIBBO4182 18 дней назад

He’s the most prolific, that’s for sure

@7ChaosBlack 18 дней назад

Sure if we pretend McGrath, Steyn, Holding, Marshall, Garner, Waqar and Wasim don't exist. He's not even better than Fred Trueman. Fantastic swing bowler though.

@vantheman1238 18 дней назад

@@rahulsrinivas3224I do agree with you, however, over the last ten years which is another bowlers career timeline Anderson averages around 22. That is pretty amazing. That said you’re right there have been better fast bowlers. Malcolm Marshall and Dennis Lillee to name just two.

@nikhilagarwal5295 18 дней назад

@@rahulsrinivas3224greatest batsman of all time for you?

@larrygerry985 18 дней назад

Anderson will probably the last great bowler. I can see a 2020 player, playing 20 years with T20s etc

@PetrolSniffingDoofus 18 дней назад

Bumrah?

@larrygerry985 18 дней назад

@@PetrolSniffingDoofusI don't think he is going to be around for 20 years

@Gkc842 18 дней назад

Anderson bowls extremely well in England.

@neilgovender7450 17 дней назад

Not even top 20

@jaspreetsinghanand 18 дней назад

He is like the ishant sharma of England. Played a lot of tests although being ordinary at best.Dont think players lost sleep over Anderson. Wasim ,Waqar, Glen McGrath, dale Steyn, Shoaib Akhtar, Shane bond,Alan Donald are few greats whom i look at them with awe. Its just English players play more tests than any nation and you hold on to your average players longer praying they get better. For me he is a slightly better version of Mathew hoggard at best

@onemancinema4215 18 дней назад

Wasim, waqar, Shoaib Pakistanis lose sleep as well.😂😂

@richwatson5665 16 дней назад

Absolute waffle from start to finish but please do explain who this Jarrod bloke is as he talks utter 💩💩💩💩, biased opinions and please do educate me of his background as a professional sportsman and what he did at all levels of the game. How many first class matches and how many international matches during his career and also the number of major trophies.

@russhouldin5774 13 дней назад

I dont think Kimber was any kind of cricketer but that doesnt disqualify him. When you hear most ex-cricketers they're not very analytical, KImber has studied cricket . I recommend his "Test Cricket: an unauthorised biography".

@richwatson5665 13 дней назад

@@russhouldin5774 sorry I won't listen to another word from him as he talks utter nonsense 🤣