hey mr.earthing..i think u got dat 1 wrong my friend..cos india is da only team in da world who can play spinners better in an any given pitch nt lik Aussies...who always relay on fast tracks...bcos f da fast bowlers they have always come out f da trouble..i dnt think u r so much into cricket...i mean if u r den hw cum u miss Sir Viv Richardson sayin dat da india is da only team in da world who can play spinners better dan any other team in da world..n nt onl him but also so many other great people..
N abt wat u said on Murali's performance against Aussies..
mind u he only played 4 test matches in Aussy against ausssies..so hw can u ask a bowler 2 tak so many wickets my friend..cos at da end f day he is nly a human.. besides v always play lik 1 practice match in Aussy b4 da big game..+ he performed well against Aussies out side da Aussy... records say dat..
n now let me compare both Murali n Warne against india in india
Warne, the greatest legspinner in the history of the game, averaged some 47 runs per wicket against India, and like Underwood managed five wickets in an innings once.
There was something purposeful about the way in which Indian batsmen set about spinners. I remember Tendulkar going after Warne in a first-class game in Mumbai in 1998-99, when the legspinner arrived, riding the crest of his reputation as the greatest spinner in the world. Tendulkar hit a double century, and Warne went for more than 100 for no wickets. Then Navjot Singh Sidhu decided Warne had to go in the Test series, and we were treated to the rare spectacle of convergence in cricket: a spinner walking up to the stumps to bowl and a batsman running down the wicket to hit him. VVS Laxman and Tendulkar, in the 2001-02 home series, nearly ended Warne's career; by the time India won the last Test in Chennai, Warne was reduced to bowling bouncers.
Murali has a better record against India than Warne: 88 wickets at a little over 30 runs per wicket, and more significantly he has bagged six five-fors. I remember a sensational spell of bowling by Murali at the Feroz Shah Kotla, where he went round the wicket, and for half an hour had the Indians groping as his doosras spat off the pitch and jagged away and his offspinners straightened. But for all his genius, Murali was never feared by Indian batsmen in the way that men like Fred Trueman, Wes Hall, Alan Donald and Glenn McGrath were.
In da last paragraph last sentence says dat india was never feared by Murali in the way like Fred Trueman, Wes Hall, Alan Donald and Glenn McGrath were...so it's all clear dat india lost so many games 2 Aussies bcos f their great fast bowlers..NT BCOS OF WARNE..all da people talk abt murali taking lot f wickets dan warne bocs he was never supported by gud bowlers..BUT LET ME TELL SUMTHNG..IF THERE WAS NO GOOD FAST BOWLERS IN AUSSIE HE WOULD NEVER BE A GOOD BOWLER Y?? BCOS THERE WERE GUD FAST BOWLERS WHO SUPPORTED HIM..DAN IN MURALI'S CASE..nw bcos f mendis murali got his 2nd 10 wickets haul against india..so it's proven dat wid 1 better bowler operating 4rm da other side it is always easy 2 get wickets 4 liks f murali n warne.. murali got his partner in da last stage f his career whereas warne had nt 1 but few through out his career..