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Here's those averages Hurricane. I'll repost it in the domestic thread at a later date if anyone cares.
Comparing pure first class records (excluding test match runs) to test records, here is what we get for middle order batsmen (with a few good opener examples thrown in) from the last ten or so years. I can’t be ****ed doing county averages.
Player/FC average/ FC matches/test average
Mathew Sinclair: 52.67 (89) 32.05
Peter Fulton: 47.72 (58) 20.93
Kane Williamson: 46.06 (20) --.--
Jesse Ryder: 43.86 (38) 49.88
Ross Taylor: 40.83 (35) 43.13
Stephen Fleming: 42.75 (35) 40.06
Nathan Astle: 37.07 (32) 37.02
Mark Richardson: 37.82 (83) 44.77
Lou Vincent: 38.07 (40) 34.15
Craig McMillan: 41.64 (40) 38.46
Martin Guptill: 26.48 (19) 35.36
Daniel Flynn: 33.86 (30) 28.70
Now Fleming, Taylor and Ryder all made those runs early in their careers. Fleming in his prime averaged 52 in county cricket.
Comparing pure first class records (excluding test match runs) to test records, here is what we get for middle order batsmen (with a few good opener examples thrown in) from the last ten or so years. I can’t be ****ed doing county averages.
Player/FC average/ FC matches/test average
Mathew Sinclair: 52.67 (89) 32.05
Peter Fulton: 47.72 (58) 20.93
Kane Williamson: 46.06 (20) --.--
Jesse Ryder: 43.86 (38) 49.88
Ross Taylor: 40.83 (35) 43.13
Stephen Fleming: 42.75 (35) 40.06
Nathan Astle: 37.07 (32) 37.02
Mark Richardson: 37.82 (83) 44.77
Lou Vincent: 38.07 (40) 34.15
Craig McMillan: 41.64 (40) 38.46
Martin Guptill: 26.48 (19) 35.36
Daniel Flynn: 33.86 (30) 28.70
Now Fleming, Taylor and Ryder all made those runs early in their careers. Fleming in his prime averaged 52 in county cricket.