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Brian Lara vs Sunil Gavaskar (Away from home)

Better away from home?


  • Total voters
    18

subshakerz

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
42, and failed against the two other great attacks, so 1/3 at his peak, that's kind of sad
I mean, two successful series and one poor tests, it's a stretch to consider that below par as far as consistency goes.

And you shouldn't keep ignoring him vs WI 97.
 

Johan

Hall of Fame Member
I mean, two successful series and one poor tests, it's a stretch to consider that below par as far as consistency goes.

And you shouldn't keep ignoring him vs WI 97.
I already posted the collective.

Okay, included the Ambrose games, became 39, so impressive.
 

Sliferxxxx

State Vice-Captain
Lara struggled against Allan Donald. Not sure why some think he would do great against Steyn.
One series. And he struggled away to McGrath and Ws as well. But at home, he did very good to great vs them all. So that's my pov: he'd struggle in RSA but dominate Steyn in the Caribbean. Surely you don't think Steyn would get the better of Lara in the Caribbean.
 

Sliferxxxx

State Vice-Captain
Sachin Tendulkar

Allan Donald

11 matches, 658 runs @ 32.90, 2 hundreds and 2 fifties in 20 innings.

Glenn McGrath
9 matches, 662 runs @ 36.77, 2 hundreds and 5 fifties in 18 innings.

Wasim Akram
7 matches, 395 runs @32.91, 1 hundred and 2 fifties in 12 innings

Curtly Ambrose
3 matches, 289 runs @ 57.80, no hundreds and 3 fifties in 6 innings.

Dale Steyn
8 matches, 675 runs @ 56.25, 4 hundreds and 1 fifty in 14 innings.

Shaun Pollock
12 matches, 834 runs @ 39.71, 2 hundreds and 3 fifties in 23 innings.

Waqar Younis
4 matches, 278 runs @ 39.71, 1 hundred and 1 fifty in 7 innings.

Courtney Walsh
7 matches, 595 runs @ 66.11, 1 hundred and 4 fifties in 10 innings.

James Anderson
14 matches, 804 runs @ 32.16, 1 hundred and 5 fifties in 26 innings.

Brian Lara
Glenn McGrath

24 matches, 2,041 runs @ 46.38, 6 hundreds, 7 fifties in 46 innings.

Allan Donald
10 matches, 681 runs @ 34.03, 0 hundreds, 6 fifties in 20 innings

Shaun Pollock
15 matches, 1,245 runs @ 42.93, 2 hundreds and 8 fifties in 29 innings

Wasim Akram
7 matches, 394 runs @ 30.30, 0 hundreds and 2 fifties in 13 innings.

Waqar Younis
6 matches, 354 runs @ 32.18, 0 hundreds and 2 fifties in 11 innings.

Shane Bond
4 matches, 237 runs @ 39.50, 0 hundreds and 2 fifties in 6 innings

Shane Warne
20 matches, 1,837 runs @ 54.02, 5 hundreds and 7 fifties in 36 innings.

Muttiah Muralidharan
9 matches, 1,166 runs @ 77.73, 5 hundreds and 2 fifties in 16 innings.

never played against Shoaib and Steyn weirdly
I think Sachin played against Bond as well.
 

Johan

Hall of Fame Member
They were basically pre world war 1 era pitches so 25 wasn't even bad pol. Dravid and mark richardson were much better though.
I remember a little bit about the series but I think I originally excluded Bond on the account of low sample size + greentops.
 

subshakerz

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
No kidding but Bond was class just lacked the games. Still Lara would likely fail in Rsa but suceed at home vs Steyn. If you have an issue with this take, so be it.
The issue is we don't know. Steyn was excellent in the WI. Or how he would do versus Shoaib.
 

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