Is any batsman gonna ever eclipse RTD's ODI average?

[cnerd123]

"would have had to play 100 games" works just fine, why complicate things

 

[TheJediBrah]

I have a degree in languages and it should be "would had have been had played have"

 

[_00_deathscar]

Had would have had have to had have had played have.

 

[Red]

Has anyone really been far as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Playing 10 matches and more, and their last match was played this year...also, an average of 50+

RTD'S average is 67.00 in 33 matches

Next,

Shubman Gill: 65.55 (24 matches)
van der Dussen: 63.00 (43 matches)
Babar Azam: 59.41 (95 matches)
Virat Kohli: 57.32 (274 matches)
Dawid Malan: 54.92 (18 matches)
Harry Tector: 51.14 (28 matches)
Imam-ul-Haq: 50.90 (56 matches)
Cameron Green: 50.33 (15 matches)
Temba Bavuma: 50.19 (24 matches)
Shai Hope: 50.02 (106 matches)

Batsman whose last match was in 2022

Gavin Main: 82.00 (14 matches)
Sanju Samson: 66.00 (11 matches)
Joe Root: 50.05 (158 matches)

 

[Coronis]

Man SA test side would’ve been goood if he stayed there

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Man SA test side would’ve been goood if he stayed there

Yes, true that

 

[TheJediBrah]

Man SA test side would’ve been goood if he stayed there

He would have been made occasional appearances at best, might not have even got a single game

 

[HeathDavisSpeed]

Gavin Main may have had 14 matches but only 4 innings. That’s not a valid sample for a lower order player.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Gavin Main may have had 14 matches but only 4 innings. That’s not a valid sample for a lower order player.

Wait and watch when he returns to open the batting and be a modern-day great!

 

[Dendarii]

Man SA test side would’ve been goood if he stayed there

Because it wasn't good at that time?

 

[TheJediBrah]

On second thought he's right, if SA dropped Kallis and played RTD instead they would have won more games instead of drawing them

 

[Coronis]

Because it wasn't good at that time?

Better than good. Goood.

 

[Fuller Pilch]

It would have been RTD or Ashwell Prince, or perhaps both and ABDV could've stayed as a test opener instead.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

It would have been RTD or Ashwell Prince, or perhaps both and ABDV could've stayed as a test opener instead.

ABdV as a test opener is mind boggling

I still remember when he first came to the West Indies, he was a decent right arm medium pacer

 

[_00_deathscar]

Playing 10 matches and more, and their last match was played this year...also, an average of 50+

RTD'S average is 67.00 in 33 matches

Next,

Shubman Gill: 65.55 (24 matches)
van der Dussen: 63.00 (43 matches)
Babar Azam: 59.41 (95 matches)
Virat Kohli: 57.32 (274 matches)
Dawid Malan: 54.92 (18 matches)
Harry Tector: 51.14 (28 matches)
Imam-ul-Haq: 50.90 (56 matches)
Cameron Green: 50.33 (15 matches)
Temba Bavuma: 50.19 (24 matches)
Shai Hope: 50.02 (106 matches)

Batsman whose last match was in 2022

Gavin Main: 82.00 (14 matches)
Sanju Samson: 66.00 (11 matches)
Joe Root: 50.05 (158 matches)

Just shows how pointless ODI stats are these days

 

[Victor Ian]

It's a shame Andre van Troost never played international cricket for the Dutch. Sure he wasn't really that good, but he was damn faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast and that is enough for the vast majority of assosciate batsman to be all at sea.

I know this is a bit late, but you should emphasise fast fast as fst. Making it be something like faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast is actually kind of slow.

 

[TheJediBrah]

It would have been RTD or Ashwell Prince, or perhaps both and ABDV could've stayed as a test opener instead.

Most likely scenario is RTD has a similar career to Justin Ontong, Albie Morkel or Justin Kemp. Can't see him having a decent test career if he stayed in SA.