I'm not sure if God exists, but if he does, then it must be Michael Hussey. What an incredible player!
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Ah, you finally enabled comments on here. Excellent!
As for the definition of God, depends really.
If you want to be pedantic and view God as the 'creator', then half the Indian team could be looked at as creators - of opponents' careers. :)
Alternatively, there are the 'destroyer' and 'preserver' definitions. Afridi and Dravid?
(Don't share that on VTCB, unless you really want to start some major wind ups :-) )
Those are interesting points of views, and I haven't thought about it in that way. All I know is that Hussey scores runs in every situation, and I hope that continues.
Would the destroyer, Afridi, be the devil, instead of God? ;)
Dravid, of course, is a God too. :D
All really depends on your definition.
Was it Tiger O'Reilly who said that his definition of Heaven was Ray Lindwall at one end of Lord's, and BS Bedi at the other?
He obviously never equated batsmen with divinity. (And obviously no preservers or creators)
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