Re: Ian Bell
We shouldn’t just look at abilities to play in ‘greener’ conditions as the only criteria for a batsman’s skill, ideally a batsman should be able to play on all types of pitches but turns out those who play well on greener/bouncier pitches do not necessarily play good on dead/dusty-bowl pitches and vice versa. So Ian Bell has skill for one and not for other, same goes for Younis. Both have played 66/67 matches, Younis has scored about 1000 runs more than Bell. If Bell in the end gets better average/more centuries than good for him but IMO he would still be a “good” batsman and not a legendary one.