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Rank Mahela Jayawardene, Inzy, Chanderpaul and Mo-Yo

CricAddict

Cricketer Of The Year
What do you say? Aloo (potato) is universally liked in this world.
@TheJediBrah just in case you didn't know the context.

 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
@TheJediBrah just in case you didn't know the context.

Gives new mean to the phrase going for an Indian, doesn't it?
 

Line and Length

Cricketer Of The Year
Only 2 of the 4 were ranked in the Top 50 Batsmen poll conducted recently.
Chanderpaul came in at 43 with Inzy close behind on 45.
 

Pap Finn Keighl

International Debutant
Inzy would have averaged more if he started in Mid 90s and retired around 2010.
Also, Inzy was easily the most dominant match winner among these 4.

Inzy >> Chanders > Mahela > MoYo
 

thakzz

Cricket Spectator
Jayawardene is best, then Chanderpaul and Inzy or Yousuf is no good, they both home track bully!
 

ankitj

Hall of Fame Member
Mahela has the reputation of hometrack bully, but looking at his record it's not that bad really. He fared poorly in Pakistan and Australia averaging around 32 in each from 29 and 16 tests. But in South Africa, England and India he averaged 57, 58 and 67 from 13, 19 and 10 tests.
This is not true right? That would make him Dravid level player at least if not better
 

Coronis

International Coach
This is not true right? That would make him Dravid level player at least if not better
Yeah those are just his averages vs those countries. His averages in those countries are actually 27.87, 35.81, and 62.80 from 8, 12 and 6 tests respectively. His high average in India comes from a 275 in one innings, and 353 runs across the other 9.
 

Pap Finn Keighl

International Debutant
Inzi Started in early 90s and retired in 2007, he was in a disadvantage in terms of batting avg compared to other 3 if you consider how easy test batting became in 00s.
 

Pap Finn Keighl

International Debutant
1990s
Inzy 3700 runs @ 43 avg
Chanders 2200 @ 41
Mahela 900@ 44
MoYo 900@ 34

Next 6 years 2000-2005

Inzy 4300 @ 62
Mahela 4300 @ 49
MoYo 3700 @ 54
Chanders 3900 @ 50

Inzy decline started after 2005 and retired in 2007.
 

BazBall21

International Captain
1990s
Inzy 3700 runs @ 43 avg
Chanders 2200 @ 41
Mahela 900@ 44
MoYo 900@ 34

Next 6 years 2000-2005

Inzy 4300 @ 62
Mahela 4300 @ 49
MoYo 3700 @ 54
Chanders 3900 @ 50

Inzy decline started after 2005 and retired in 2007.
Do you rate Inzi over Younis Khan?
 
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MW1304

Cricketer Of The Year
Quite frankly, this business about Inzi > Chanders or vice-versa is neither here nor there. They're all in the same tier.
What matters more is what they will be remembered for.
Inzi - for match winning centuries. Plus comedic performances
Chanders - for his batting style, selfishness, 1 fast century vs Aus
MoYo - Golden year 2006, elegance
Jaya - huge 374, captaincy
Forgetting how elegant Mahela was IMO. One of the great touch players.

Can remember him dominating one t20 WC by caressing the ball to all parts, barely played a shot in anger.

Not the best of the four, but the best to watch without doubt.
 
Forgetting how elegant Mahela was IMO. One of the great touch players.

Can remember him dominating one t20 WC by caressing the ball to all parts, barely played a shot in anger.

Not the best of the four, but the best to watch without doubt.
That was the World Cup that England won
 

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