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Australian Cricketers Rankings

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Australia vs. Zimbabwe 10th VB Series Match at the MCG, January 29th)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 576@115.20
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 368@61.33
No.3: Michael Bevan - 309@51.50
No.4: Ricky Ponting - 283@40.42
No.5: Michael Clarke - 256@36.57
No.6: Andrew Symonds - 225@37.50
No.7: Damien Martyn - 159@26.50
No.8: Ian Harvey - 81@16.20
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.12: Jason Gillespie - 17@17.00
No.13: Brad Hogg - 8@8.00
No.14: Simon Katich - 4@4.00
No.15: Brad Williams - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 332@66.40
No.2: Andrew Symonds - 183@30.50
No.3: Jason Gillespie - 127@25.40
No.4: Brett Lee - 127@31.75
No.5: Ian Harvey - 101@25.25
No.6: Michael Clarke - 63@10.50
No.7: Brad Hogg - 42@21.00
No.8: Andy Bichel - 42@10.50

Well in a game that produced a no result due to rain, there were still some positives that came out of this game. Michael Bevan hit his second consecutive half century with a superb 56 off 56 balls. Though Damien Martyn looks to have regained some form with a good 42 off 40 balls.

Bevan has gone up from No.6 to No.3 in the batting rankings and Brad Haddin has gone up from No.12 to No.9 in the batting rankings.

The bowling rankings stay of course the same as Australia never bowled a ball to the Zimbabwean batsmen due to the rain.
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Australia vs. India 11th VB Series Match at the WACA, February 1st)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 692@115.33
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 368@52.57
No.3: Andy Symonds - 341@48.71
No.4: Michael Bevan - 309@51.50
No.5: Ricky Ponting - 283@40.42
No.6: Michael Clarke - 260@32.50
No.7: Damien Martyn - 163@23.28
No.8: Ian Harvey - 81@16.20
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.12: Jason Gillespie - 17@17.00
No.13: Simon Katich - 13@13.00
No.14: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.15: Brad Hogg - 8@8.00
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 353@58.83
No.2: Andy Symonds - 230@32.85
No.3: Brett Lee - 224@44.80
No.4: Jason Gillespie - 148@24.66
No.5: Ian Harvey - 101@25.25
No.6: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.7: Michael Clarke - 63@9.00
No.8: Brad Hogg - 42@21.00
No.9: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00

What an domiant display by Australia. Brett Lee was great with the ball taking 3/22 (10). Adam Gilchrist hit a great 75 off just 65 balls & Andy Symonds hit a quickfire 73 off just 57 balls including two huge sixes :D
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Australia vs. India 1st VB Series Final at the MCG, February 6th)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 746@106.57
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 440@55.00
No.3: Ricky Ponting - 399@49.87
No.4: Andy Symonds - 350@50.00
No.5: Michael Bevan - 309@51.50
No.6: Michael Clarke - 260@32.50
No.7: Damien Martyn - 178@25.42
No.8: Ian Harvey - 81@16.20
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.12: Jason Gillespie - 17@17.00
No.13: Simon Katich - 13@13.00
No.14: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.15: Brad Hogg - 8@8.00
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 374@53.42
No.2: Brett Lee - 271@45.16
No.3: Andy Symonds - 230@28.75
No.4: Jason Gillespie - 195@27.85
No.5: Ian Harvey - 148@29.60
No.6: Michael Clarke - 84@10.50
No.7: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.8: Brad Hogg - 42@21.00
No.9: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00

Terrific all-round performance by Australia to go one up after the first VB Series final. Brett Lee, Jason Gillespie & Ian Harvey bowled very well. Adam Gilchrist smashed 38 off just 20 balls :D. Ricky Ponting played very well for his 88 off only 80 balls. Mathew Hayden compiled a well made 50 from 91 balls. Agarkar & Badani's fifties were the only highlights for India.

Adam Gilchrist has a big lead in the batting rankings with Ricky Ponting moving into the top three after his 88 (80).

In the bowling rankings, Brad Williams still has a 103 point lead over Brett Lee with Andy Symonds still holding down 3rd place.
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Australia vs. India 2nd VB Series Final at the SCG, February 8th)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 784@98.00
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 672@74.66
No.3: Andy Symonds - 466@58.25
No.4: Ricky Ponting - 403@44.77
No.5: Michael Clarke - 337@42.12
No.6: Michael Bevan - 309@51.50
No.7: Damien Martyn - 294@36.75
No.8: Ian Harvey - 81@16.20
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Simon Katich - 22@22.00
No.12: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.13: Jason Gillespie - 17@17.00
No.14: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.15: Brad Hogg - 8@8.00
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 421@52.62
No.2: Brett Lee - 318@45.42
No.3: Jason Gillespie - 242@30.25
No.4: Andy Symonds - 230@25.55
No.5: Ian Harvey - 195@32.50
No.6: Michael Clarke - 84@10.50
No.7: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.8: Brad Hogg - 42@21.00
No.9: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00

Australia had absolutely thrashed India to win the VB Series :D What a great display of batting, bowling & fielding by Australia. India's performance was nothing short of pathetic.

Mathew Hayden hit a very good 126 (122). Damien Martyn looked like he returned to form with a well made 67 (76). Andy Symonds just tore the Indian bowling to pieces with 66 off just 39 balls :D Michael Clarke also chipped in with 33 (20).

Brett Lee bowled well and took three catches, one which included brilliant catch in leg gully.

In the batting rankings, Mathew Hayden has closed the gap to Adam Gilchrist to 112 points. In the bowling rankings, Brad Williams still has a 103 point lead over Brett Lee.
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Sri Lanka vs. Australia 1st Match at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, February 20th)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 900@100.00
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 703@70.30
No.3: Andy Symonds - 543@67.87
No.4: Ricky Ponting - 475@47.50
No.5: Michael Clarke - 337@37.44
No.6: Michael Bevan - 324@46.28
No.7: Damien Martyn - 309@34.33
No.8: Ian Harvey - 81@16.20
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Simon Katich - 22@22.00
No.12: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.13: Jason Gillespie - 17@17.00
No.14: Brad Hogg - 12@12.00
No.15: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 421@46.77
No.2: Brett Lee - 339@42.37
No.3: Jason Gillespie - 263@29.22
No.4: Andy Symonds - 251@25.10
No.5: Brad Hogg - 204@68.00
No.6: Ian Harvey - 195@32.50
No.7: Michael Clarke - 84@9.33
No.8: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.9: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00

Sorry for being late with the rankings, but my computer had stuffed up.

The rankings as of after the 2nd ODI between Sri Lanka & Australia will come soon.
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Sri Lanka vs. Australia 2nd Match at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, February 22nd)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 900@90.00
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 850@77.27
No.3: Andy Symonds - 597@74.62
No.4: Ricky Ponting - 568@51.63
No.5: Michael Bevan - 339@48.42
No.6: Michael Clarke - 337@33.70
No.7: Damien Martyn - 313@31.30
No.8: Ian Harvey - 81@16.20
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Simon Katich - 22@22.00
No.12: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.13: Jason Gillespie - 17@17.00
No.14: Brad Hogg - 12@12.00
No.15: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 421@46.77
No.2: Brett Lee - 339@37.66
No.3: Andy Symonds - 272@24.72
No.4: Jason Gillespie - 263@26.30
No.5: Michael Clarke - 246@24.60
No.6: Ian Harvey - 216@30.85
No.7: Brad Hogg - 204@51.00
No.8: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.9: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Sri Lanka vs. Australia 3rd Match at Khettarama, Colombo, February 25th)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 900@81.81
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 854@71.16
No.3: Ricky Ponting - 684@57.00
No.4: Andy Symonds - 674@84.25
No.5: Michael Clarke - 414@41.40
No.6: Damien Martyn - 406@36.90
No.7: Michael Bevan - 348@43.50
No.8: Ian Harvey - 81@16.20
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Simon Katich - 22@22.00
No.12: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.13: Jason Gillespie - 17@17.00
No.14: Brad Hogg - 12@12.00
No.15: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 421@46.77
No.2: Jason Gillespie - 343@31.18
No.3: Brett Lee - 339@37.66
No.4: Andy Symonds - 293@24.41
No.5: Michael Clarke - 246@22.36
No.6: Brad Hogg - 225@45.00
No.7: Ian Harvey - 216@27.00
No.8: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.9: Michael Kasprowicz – 21@21.00
No.10: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Sri Lanka vs. Australia 4th Match at Khettarama, Colombo, February 27th)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 909@75.75
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 863@66.38
No.3: Ricky Ponting - 800@61.53
No.4: Andy Symonds - 746@82.88
No.5: Michael Clarke - 468@42.54
No.6: Damien Martyn - 410@34.16
No.7: Michael Bevan - 357@39.66
No.8: Ian Harvey - 85@14.16
No.9: Brad Haddin - 40@20.00
No.10: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.11: Jason Gillespie - 26@26.00
No.12: Simon Katich - 22@22.00
No.13: Brett Lee - 21@10.50
No.14: Brad Hogg - 12@6.00
No.15: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00
No.17: Michael Kasprowicz – 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 421@46.77
No.2: Jason Gillespie - 381@31.75
No.3: Brett Lee - 339@37.66
No.4: Andy Symonds - 293@22.53
No.5: Brad Hogg - 272@45.33
No.6: Michael Clarke - 246@20.50
No.7: Ian Harvey - 237@26.33
No.8: Michael Kasprowicz – 183@91.50
No.9: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.10: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian ODI Rankings
(as of Sri Lanka vs. Australia 5th Match at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo, February 29th)

Batting
No.1: Adam Gilchrist - 918@70.61
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 863@66.38
No.3: Andy Symonds - 800@80.00
No.4: Ricky Ponting - 800@61.53
No.5: Michael Clarke - 477@39.75
No.6: Damien Martyn - 441@33.92
No.7: Michael Bevan - 366@36.60
No.8: Ian Harvey - 85@14.16
No.9: Brad Hogg - 66@33.00
No.10: Brad Haddin - 49@16.33
No.11: Andy Bichel - 32@16.00
No.12: Simon Katich - 31@15.50
No.13: Jason Gillespie - 26@26.00
No.14: Brett Lee - 25@12.50
No.15: Michael Hussey - 9@ -
No.16: Brad Williams - 0@0.00
No.17: Michael Kasprowicz – 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Brad Williams - 459@45.90
No.2: Jason Gillespie - 381@31.75
No.3: Brett Lee - 360@36.00
No.4: Andy Symonds - 340@24.28
No.5: Brad Hogg - 293@41.85
No.6: Michael Kasprowicz – 247@82.33
No.7: Michael Clarke - 246@18.92
No.8: Ian Harvey - 237@26.33
No.9: Andy Bichel - 63@12.60
No.10: Michael Hussey - 0@0.00

Australia wins the ODI series against Sri Lanka 3-2 :D
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian Test Match Rankings (as of Sri Lanka vs Australia 1st Test, Galle International Stadium 8-12 March)

Batting
No.1: Mathew Hayden - 410@102.50
No.2: Simon Katich - 386@386.00
No.3: Darren Lehmann - 302@151.00
No.4: Justin Langer - 292@73.00
No.5: Damien Martyn - 241@60.25
No.6: Steve Waugh - 124@62.00
No.7: Ricky Ponting - 76@19.00
No.8: Jason Gillespie - 48@48.00
No.9: Andy Symonds - 15@7.50
No.10: Shane Warne - 15@7.50
No.11: Adam Gilchrist - 12@3.00
No.12: Michael Kasprowicz - 8@8.00
No.13: Nathan Bracken - 4@4.00
No.14: Stuart MacGill - 0@0.00
No.15: Brett Lee - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Shane Warne - 375@187.50
No.2: Jason Gillespie - 190@47.50
No.3: Stuart MacGill - 177@44.25
No.4: Brett Lee - 118@59.00
No.5: Michael Kasprowicz - 85@42.50
No.6: Nathan Bracken - 34@17.00
No.7: Andy Symonds - 21@21.00
No.8: Damien Martyn - 17@17.00
No.9: Steve Waugh - 0@0.00
No.10: Darren Lehmann - 0@0.00
No.11: Simon Katich - 0@0.00
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian Test Match Rankings
(as of Sri Lanka vs Australia 2nd Test, Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy
16-20 March)

Batting
No.1: Damien Martyn - 528@88.00
No.2: Mathew Hayden - 486@81.00
No.3: Simon Katich - 386@386.00
No.4: Darren Lehmann - 326@81.50
No.5: Justin Langer - 305@50.83
No.6: Adam Gilchrist - 244@40.66
No.7: Steve Waugh - 124@62.00
No.8: Ricky Ponting - 100@16.66
No.9: Jason Gillespie - 66@22.00
No.10: Andy Symonds - 34@8.50
No.11: Shane Warne - 28@7.00
No.12: Stuart MacGill - 18@18.00
No.13: Michael Kasprowicz - 17@5.66
No.14: Nathan Bracken - 4@4.00
No.15: Brett Lee - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Shane Warne - 716@179.00
No.2: Jason Gillespie - 363@60.50
No.3: Michael Kasprowicz - 241@60.25
No.4: Stuart MacGill - 177@29.50
No.5: Brett Lee - 118@59.00
No.6: Nathan Bracken - 34@17.00
No.7: Andy Symonds - 21@7.00
No.8: Damien Martyn - 17@17.00
No.9: Steve Waugh - 0@0.00
No.10: Darren Lehmann - 0@0.00
No.11: Simon Katich - 0@0.00
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
marc71178 said:
I disagree.

How can one who is clearly out of form be ranked number 1? ;)
Well the thing is that Australia only have played their 3rd Test match of the year.

Martyn had his up and downs with form during the VB Series & the ODI Series against Sri Lanka and of course I have separate Test and ODI rankings.

Martyn is No.1 in Test Batting Rankings (with a 42 point lead), though he is No.6 in ODI Batting Rankings (477 behind No.1, Adam Gilchrist).
 

marc71178

Eyes not spreadsheets
I was taking the micky out of those saying he's out of form when he's constantly averaging in the 40s series on series. ;)
 

Linda

International Vice-Captain
marc71178 said:
How can one who is clearly out of form be ranked number 1? ;)
True. It's shocking really. Obviously his mateship with Ricky is causing this to happen, there's no other possible explanation.:P
 

mavric41

State Vice-Captain
Linda said:
True. It's shocking really. Obviously his mateship with Ricky is causing this to happen, there's no other possible explanation.:P
That and two consecutive centuries.
 

Ford_GTHO351

U19 Vice-Captain
2004 Australian Test Match Rankings
(as of Sri Lanka vs Australia 3rd Test, Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo, 24-28 March)

Batting
No.1: Darren Lehmann - 613@102.16
No.2: Justin Langer - 603@75.37
No.3: Damien Martyn - 541@67.62
No.4: Mathew Hayden - 539@67.37
No.5: Simon Katich - 488@162.66
No.6: Adam Gilchrist - 336@48.00
No.7: Ricky Ponting - 239@29.87
No.8: Steve Waugh - 124@62.00
No.9: Jason Gillespie - 70@14.00
No.10: Shane Warne - 59@9.83
No.11: Andy Symonds - 34@8.50
No.12: Michael Kasprowicz - 25@5.00
No.13: Stuart MacGill - 18@18.00
No.14: Brad Williams - 4@4.00
No.15: Nathan Bracken - 4@4.00
No.16: Brett Lee - 0@0.00

Bowling
No.1: Shane Warne - 932@155.33
No.2: Jason Gillespie - 498@62.25
No.3: Michael Kasprowicz - 386@64.33
No.4: Darren Lehmann - 194@64.66
No.5: Stuart MacGill - 177@29.50
No.6: Brett Lee - 118@59.00
No.7: Nathan Bracken - 34@17.00
No.8: Andy Symonds - 21@7.00
No.9: Brad Williams - 17@8.50
No.10: Damien Martyn - 17@17.00
No.11: Steve Waugh - 0@0.00
No.12: Simon Katich - 0@0.00

Australia clean sweeps Sri Lanka 3-0 :D

It is very close between 1-2 & 3-4 in the batting rankings.

Though in the bowling rankings, Shane Warne has an amazing 434 point lead over Jason Gillespie.
 

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