PlayerComparisons
International Captain
Two players that underachieved
Chanderpaul:-Inzamam is another who greatly benefited by playing in the 00’s vs 90’s.
90’s
58 matches 97 innings 3717 @ 43.22 8 tons
00’s
62 matches 103 innings 5113 @ 55.57 17 tons
2010’sChanderpaul:-
90's
37 matches 62 innings 2234 @40.61 2 tons
00's
86 matches 148 innings 6435 @52.31 19 tons
Despite those benefits, he couldn't score against two best teams of his era, Aus and SA. Not just in Aus/SA, but even at home against them.Inzamam is another who greatly benefited by playing in the 00’s vs 90’s.
90’s
58 matches 97 innings 3717 @ 43.22 8 tons
00’s
62 matches 103 innings 5113 @ 55.57 17 tons
He retired just so you would rate him above InziKohli but Inzi if Kohli fails again in England.
I just looked up the scorecard from 1994 when Inzy had the last wicket partnership with Mustaq Ahmed to beat Oz. For some reason he was batting 8. Does anyone know why?Despite those benefits, he couldn't score against two best teams of his era, Aus and SA. Not just in Aus/SA, but even at home against them.
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Inzzy some how always found a way to get out against SA and Aus no matter where the game was played. Just 1 ton. If it was only away then I would think bounce was the reason but it was at all venues so not sure.
So he is somehow better because he decided not to continue?Kohli but Inzi if Kohli fails again in England.
iirc for subz a big factor for him is amount of series succeeded in x country vs amount of series failed in x country. So probablySo he is somehow better because he decided not to continue?
So, he takes the ratio of succeeded series and failed series and decides who is better? Sounds great. Somebody should ask him to create a thread and post the list of batters with the highest ratios.iirc for subz a big factor for him is amount of series succeeded in x country vs amount of series failed in x country. So probably
I think its just a roundabout way of checklisting but that’s just my view.So, he takes the ratio of succeeded series and failed series and decides who is better? Sounds great. Somebody should ask him to create a thread and post the list of batters with the highest ratios.
I mean we also look at quality of their series too. Kohli had an ATG series in 2018 so that offsets some of his failures. But it would be harder to justify if he had three failures in a country.iirc for subz a big factor for him is amount of series succeeded in x country vs amount of series failed in x country. So probably
That’s probably how most people think tbh. Players should retire at their peaks before the decline phase if they want to be rated as high as possible by cricket fans.So he is somehow better because he decided not to continue?
Sad world we live in.That’s probably how most people think tbh. Players should retire at their peaks before the decline phase if they want to be rated as high as possible by cricket fans.
It depends on the decline phase though, if you're still averaging 40ish in your decline, you're still better than most replacement bats. But if you're averaging 30 you're really just hogging up a place for someone else who deserves it. For me, I'd say it basically comes down to whether you're having a net +ve or -ve impact on your teamThat’s probably how most people think tbh. Players should retire at their peaks before the decline phase if they want to be rated as high as possible by cricket fans.
more the reasons Compton is a GOATIt depends on the decline phase though, if you're still averaging 40ish in your decline, you're still better than most replacement bats. But if you're averaging 30 you're really just hogging up a place for someone else who deserves it. For me, I'd say it basically comes down to whether you're having a net +ve or -ve impact on your team