Matthew Hoggard

I don't think I would have Rabada in that at all.

Um, it's much easier to be a Rabada m- bowler, a Morne Morkel bowler, um, a Joel Garner, um, a Matthew Hoggard, right? That has kind of a singular skill, and that singular skill is magnificent, and you just work on that the whole time.

I don't know if...

I, I don't think Siraj can control his line and length as robotically.

Yeah

... have to have that sort of Kuldeep Yadav, Matthew Hoggard kind of-

Yeah

... forward defense press, right? Jason Gillespie, forward defense press.

I mean, I do like the sort of defiant...

I'm going to throw one in, and people will remember it, but it was one of those moments where everything comes good as a commentator as well, when Matthew Hoggard...

At Trent Bridge, a man who's just the dullest batsman, with no shots at all, used to be sent out as night watchman to blunt the attack the next day.

He drove Brett Lee for four through the covers.

It was an extraordinary shot, given that it was the Hogster that played it and how important it was.

But people will talk about other aspects of that game, Flintoff's 100 and Geraint Jones and Shane Ward's bowling.

So I think in terms of all the unlikely strokes that I've seen to be most impactful, I'm going to go for Hoggard's four at Trent Bridge.

Bob,