Burgey
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Yeah he was epic for three and a half weeks in about 2012 or so.GIMH at his peak had a great run.
Yeah he was epic for three and a half weeks in about 2012 or so.GIMH at his peak had a great run.
Hobbs pre WWI was actually well ahead of everyone else, though probably not as celebrated in his time. 2465 @ 57.32. Only people to outscore him since the start of test cricket were Hill and Trumper, both playing 40 more innings than him.Hobbs in the 1920s?
ftfyFor test matches in the period 1993-2000 it's indisputably either Lara or Tendulkar.
Oh yes, certainly. Just pointing out that Lillee did not have a monopoly - Thomson, Willis and John Snow also.I did say: "I suppose." But I do think that the concensus was that Lillee was the undisputed best of that time.
Correct, Tendulkar's record is better in that period 93-2000 Burgey mentioned. Random period he chose because it kind of coincided with Sachin's best 7 year period.Not even Lara tbh. Tendulkar was pretty comfortably the best in that period. He was averaging mid-high 60s with everyone else, including Lara and Waugh a good 10-15 runs behind.
Was why I went for Waugh in that period. I saw Tendulkar's record and it's wonderful but I was shocked how few tests he played in that period in comparison.Both formats taken into account, Sachin was the best. India didn't play enough Test cricket in that era TBH. Played too many dodgy Sharjah ODI tri-series instead.
Hadn't noticed, decent difference that. You also have to breakdown the games by bowler. Some of Waugh's efforts in the Windies against Ambrose and Walsh on those up-and-down Caribbean decks were out of this world.Was why I went for Waugh in that period. I saw Tendulkar's record and it's wonderful but I was shocked how few tests he played in that period in comparison.