Haha agreed. Just putting some perspective to the blind as bats 99.96 vs 57 argument, which is NIL, which is exactly what it deserves, as it is meaningless.Yeah, while I appreciate a good bit of statistical jiggery-pokery, it's not the kind of stat you can take all that seriously. Going the other way, you could point out that at Tendulkar's "least favourite" 19 grounds, he averages 20.6.
Really?Shhhhhhhh.. Don't wake up the babies
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It's 99.94, and to say an average difference of over 40 is meaningless is nothing short of ********Haha agreed. Just putting some perspective to the blind as bats 99.96 vs 57 argument, which is NIL, which is exactly what it deserves, as it is meaningless.
This notwithstanding my strongest conviction that Bradman is a conspiracy, an Ashes marketing myth.
Andy Gantenaume > Sir Don BradmanIt's 99.94, and to say an average difference of over 40 is meaningless is nothing short of ********
Haha agreed. Just putting some perspective to the blind as bats 99.96 vs 57 argument, which is NIL, which is exactly what it deserves, as it is meaningless.
This notwithstanding my strongest conviction that Bradman is a conspiracy, an Ashes marketing myth.
Yeah good one, that's the sameAndy Gantenaume > Sir Don Bradman
Agreed! All hail Andy!Yeah good one, that's the same
And even if so, Bradman still >>> Tendulkar
No he hasn't, when he averages a single boundary away from 100 over a 52 Test spell then come back and we'll have a debate.Mate, There is no denying that Don has achieved something no one can achieve or not even close. However Tendulkar has done probably the same on a different plane. So there should be room for debate and there would be no answer to it. What grinds my gears is the summary rejection that Tendy is not even worth a debate with Don. That's just childish and ridiculous.
He avgs 105 from 56 testsNo he hasn't, when he averages a single boundary away from 100 over a 52 Test spell then come back and we'll have a debate.
Have I told you lately that I think you're a gunOn it's own, It' certainly an interesting one but using it as a argument for rating Tendulkar over Bradman and saying Bradman's career is a 'sub-set' of Tendulkar's was lolworthy.
No he hasn't, when he averages a single boundary away from 100 over a 52 Test spell then come back and we'll have a debate.
Consecutively? One after the other after the other?He avgs 105 from 56 tests
You wrote a piece on him not?Did I ever tell you Andy Ganteaume's story?
Yes. Back to Back hundred and all..Harbhajan Singh is a greater Test batsman than Sachin Tendulkar.
Should've just listened to Jake, he knows.ALERT ALERT
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You're free to pick and choose Don's 56 tests tooConsecutively? One after the other after the other?
Or 56 Tests that you've just conveniently cherry picked to make your rather silly argument?