It was a complete performance from them, but I don't think they are a complete team in the way say a South Africa is. I also think the fact that they play more tests than South African and India works in England's favour as well. England do have four tests against India in July/August, which should be awesome\\\\
In all seriousness, England again show why their quest to be World Number 1 is a very realistic goal... Well played England.
It is the one thing they've been missing, but the rest of their attack have been so good, that Harris (although average) has been good enough. Agree about Tahir, quite excited about him, Peterson was also superb during the world cup and his caught and bolweds were freaking amazing, but the most amazing thing about them is even when he had to dive a couple of metres to his left to take the catch, the keeper and slips were all certain he'd do it. The one against England gets me every time I see it, you can see van Wyk and co go up before he catches it. How do they know that he's going to catch it when he has to dive that far from a standing position?Wouldn't say South Africa are a complete team, they still don't have a world class spinner
Imran Tahir could of course change that
Couldn't agree more, I should have suggested you watch it on mute. That was also one of about 5 caught and bowleds Peterson took in the tournament - superb value. 15 wickets in the world cup as well, in an attack which included Steyn, Kallis and Morkel and another spinner (Tahir) who took 14 wickets in the 5 games of the tournament that he played.Extraordinary catch, ruined somewhat by the commentary. Guy takes the catch of the tournament and the first reaction of the commentator is to mope about the shot
It will be a sad day when the great man hangs up his bootsThere is no ready made depth for the Proteas when one Jacques Henry Kallis retires