How is kumble's test bowling average Vs Sri Lanka affected to this series?

Question

Why Sri Lankans have been handling him easily in his carrier?

Answer 1

lol @ pratap , haha, he is talking about bicycle carrier , not career, because he is a carrier of all the carriers of Sri Lanka!

Edit: haahahahahahahahhahahahhha, pratap, lol lol lol @ u, you make me laugh like a crazy man, lmao !

Answer 2

Average: 50.00

Strike rate: 101.1

He should think about the retirement, otherwise BCCI should.

Sri Lankan players have the advantage of playing champion spinner ( the all time best test bowler) murali & now also mendis frequently.  

so they don't find difficult with other spinners ( they used to handle even warne easily )

Answer 3

He has a record of 600+ Test wickets.

Somehow he was ineffective in SL. Maybe it was the wicket. Or the pressure. Whatever.

Ref Pratap's observation: Nalaka, with due respect to your Avatar, I too thought it was a dog and gave no second thoughts or looks to it. We see so many types of Avis here; I guess I tend to ignore them. Today I took a good look, still could not see much, L0L , Tired eyes perhaps.  

Answer 4

check the spellings of "career", how old are u?~

ohhh,,.....ur picture....i thought,... is of a white dog with two black eyes and,....a nose,...till i closely noticed its a man.,,, on the snow..~

Answer 5

Kumble is a strange case. The man has more than 600 test wickets, and yet he hardly spins the ball.

Everyone has sussed him out, in that all of the sides now play with there bat, instead of bat pad, when playing against Kumble.

However when the wicket becomes a dustbowl, or there are several un even cracks on a pitch, he then becomes lethal, because of the invariable bounce, and that he will turn a couple of deliverys.

Anyway, hes going to retire soon, hopefully in the australian series, iam saying this because he is obiviously past his best, and even murali isnt as threatful as before. his bowling average did affect the series. But the review systym probaly effected the series more so.