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Which series is more tough for a test batsman
- Thread starter vidiq
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DrWolverine
International Captain
It is obviously more challenging to sustain a high batting average when playing a greater number of Tests.
subshakerz
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I think it doesn't matter.
Patience and Accuracy+Gut
State Vice-Captain
On consistent series, for a truly great player, 2 match series is tougher. A great player is more likely to figure out the conditions in 5 match series than 2 match series and perform.
Thala_0710
International Captain
For good/great batsmen 5 matches are definitely easier. You are very likely to get a couple of hundreds once they've figured out the conditions and bowling.
For the average/below average batsman I'd say it's around equalish or slightly tougher to sustain 5 games. In that case they would get worked out by the quality bowlers.
For the average/below average batsman I'd say it's around equalish or slightly tougher to sustain 5 games. In that case they would get worked out by the quality bowlers.
shortpitched713
Cricketer Of The Year
Depends on your definition of "high". But an average some arbitrary amount higher than your actual skill level would of course be harder to maintain the longer the series is.