SillyCowCorner1
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The last batsman to be left on 99* in an ODI prior to Evin Lewis was Jason Holder against PNG in the ICC WC qualifiers two years ago.
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The Records and Milestones thread
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Howe_zat
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h_hurricane
International Vice-Captain
Out of 40 ODIs that Kohli has played against Australia, India have won the toss on 15 occasions, Australia 25.
Out of 71 ODIs that Tendulkar has played against Australia, India have won the toss on 30 occasions, Australia 41.
Aussies win a plenty of tosses against India, don't they ? Have to say though, that, in Tendulkar's case it may not have mattered for a lot of his career against that ATG team.
Out of 71 ODIs that Tendulkar has played against Australia, India have won the toss on 30 occasions, Australia 41.
Aussies win a plenty of tosses against India, don't they ? Have to say though, that, in Tendulkar's case it may not have mattered for a lot of his career against that ATG team.
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h_hurricane
International Vice-Captain
Which is irrelevant. The point is they had more than their fair share of luck as far as the tosses are concerned against India.
stephen
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
No doubt. I'm just saying that many were probably squandered by poor research.
sunilz
International Regular
And how is this a milestone?
h_hurricane
International Vice-Captain
It isn't. May be if there is a better thread, we can move it there.
Starfighter
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BoyBrumby
Englishman
Where does Dave Extras sit in the list of top runmakers for Blighty?
Always thought he was an underrated performer. Think he was even mentioned as a possible captain during the 89 Ashes. I mean, sure, some would argue he's just a statistical contrivance to record sundries, but has always been there for us with small, but crucial contributions. Certainly adds more value than Chris Cowdrey did, anyway.
Always thought he was an underrated performer. Think he was even mentioned as a possible captain during the 89 Ashes. I mean, sure, some would argue he's just a statistical contrivance to record sundries, but has always been there for us with small, but crucial contributions. Certainly adds more value than Chris Cowdrey did, anyway.
Coronis
International Coach
How far behind are Australia? (i assume we’d have more runs per match tho)
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
Good to see that 1988 and 1989 still hurt.
Bijed
International Regular
Here's the link
Aus about 70,000 behind. Higher average and runs per match, yeah.
Quick bit of excel work tells me that Australia, India, Sri Lanka, West Indies, South Africa and Pakistan all have higher runs per match than England. Might have a look how countries compare if you filter down to a country's span of playing tests later
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Tamim Iqbal's 334* is the highest FC score by a Bangladeshi batsman.
It is the second triple century by a Bangladeshi batsman.
Raqibul Hasan is the other (314).
It is the second triple century by a Bangladeshi batsman.
Raqibul Hasan is the other (314).
Howe_zat
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David Extras MBE has added 30,179 runs to the England cause, making him comfortably the highest scorer for England over a distinguished 143 year Test career. He does average only 16.41 runs per innings, but I expect that includes a lot of not outs.
I'm not sure about his services to the nation though, considering he's scored 26,536 for the opposition in that time. He does at least have enough national loyalty to average considerably fewer against us (14.15 per innings).
