Does this system penalize for slow scoring rate in any way?
Yup, bowlers around the world rue the day these batsmen were born.Now for the reuely great batsmen.
The innings worth average is the ratings points for all innings divided by number of innings played. Innings scored in team innings of less than 150 runs and less than 5 wickets do not count.What does "innings worth average" mean btw? Is it the number of innings for before the batsman scores his average or higher?
Should, but sadly no.I have a feeling Sutcliffe is going to find himself quite high on this list. Maybe top 7. Does this system penalize for slow scoring rate in any way?
I think his 300 was against Kiwis and not Bongs.
Yup, bowlers around the world rue the day these batsmen were born.
Why?Should, but sadly no.
Did Sutcliffe play in the era of timeless tests?Should, but sadly no.
Headley and Pollock don't deserve to be ranked above Tendulkar, Chappell or Gavaskar who played against more opponents and maintained their high standards over 100 innings all around the globe. They may all be equally talented but these two didn't get to showcase theirs for too long.Sutcliffe may make the top 10 too
Top 10 prediction-
1. Bradman
2. Sobers
3. Hobbs
4. Viv
5. Headley
6. Hutton
7. Lara
8. Pollock
9. Hammond
10. Sutcliffe
How does this one rank? Harsh conditions and made more runs in one inning than the whole Pakistan line-up made in two.26. Matthew Hayden (Australia) (1994-2009)
Great innings: 3
1st Test: Australia v Zimbabwe at Perth, Oct 9-13, 2003 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo 15.95
2nd Test: Sri Lanka v Australia at Kandy, Mar 16-20, 2004 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo 12.56
4th Test: Australia v England at Melbourne, Dec 26-28, 2006 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo 13.23
11.10How does this one rank? Harsh conditions and made more runs in one inning than the whole Pakistan line-up made in two.