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Cevno · 08-07-2010, 02:33 AM

And Marc despite Gavaskar being remembered for that one innings ,his overall strike rate is pretty similar to Greenidge and Haynes.

Would you say they were slow batsmen too?
And considering the era's i would say that Gavaskar's strike rate was similar too ganguly's. Specially in the 2000's if not in the 90's where strike rates were slower.
I think u are underestimating Gavaskar.Once he took ODI's seriously he was a pretty good player.

And Greg Chappell played almost as many games at no 3 as he did at no 4 and performed better.

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Cevno International Coach Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: India Posts: 14,940	And Marc despite Gavaskar being remembered for that one innings ,his overall strike rate is pretty similar to Greenidge and Haynes. Would you say they were slow batsmen too? And considering the era's i would say that Gavaskar's strike rate was similar too ganguly's. Specially in the 2000's if not in the 90's where strike rates were slower. I think u are underestimating Gavaskar.Once he took ODI's seriously he was a pretty good player. And Greg Chappell played almost as many games at no 3 as he did at no 4 and performed better. Last edited by Cevno; 08-07-2010 at 02:40 AM.