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Meaningless and stupid cricket statistics

Coronis

International Coach
Stolen from Twitter

Smith in first innings when Australia loses the toss and is put into bat

15 innings 6 centuries 1090 runs @ 90.83

Kallis (7 tons in 30 innings), Walters (91.81 in 13 innings) are others to note.
 
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Qlder

International Debutant
Stolen from Twitter

Smith in first innings when Australia loses the toss and is put into bat

15 innings 6 centuries 1090 runs @ 90.83

Kallis (7 tons in 30 innings), Walters (91.81 in 13 innings) are others to note.
This whole stat is wrong. Aus losing the toss and put into bat Smith has 15 matches, 27 innings, 1417 runs @ 64.40 (including his 85* at Lord's)

Walters has 1455 @ 76.57 from 13 matches, 25 innings.
 

Coronis

International Coach
This whole stat is wrong. Aus losing the toss and put into bat Smith has 15 matches, 27 innings, 1417 runs @ 64.40

Walters has 1455 @ 76 57 from 13 matches, 25 innings.
Please read the entire post

Stolen from Twitter

Smith in first innings when Australia loses the toss and is put into bat

15 innings 6 centuries 1090 runs @ 90.83

Kallis (7 tons in 30 innings), Walters (91.81 in 13 innings) are others to note.
 

Coronis

International Coach
Inspired by a teenage discussion in the Asia thread - heres some notable averages that change if you restrict batsmen to the ages of 20-40.

Headley - 63.91 (+3.08) - 1 test aged 44
Pollock - 61.90 (+0.93) - 5 tests aged 19 (2 tons)
Hammond - 61.85 (+3.00) - 7 tests aged 43 (2 fifties)
Sobers - 60.47 (+2.69) - 9 tests aged 17-19 (1 fifty)
Hobbs - 56.03 (-0.91) - 27 tests aged 41-47 (8 tons, 11 fifties)
Tendulkar - 54.95 (+1.17) - 25 tests aged 16-19 (5 tons, 8 fifties)
Miandad - 52.08 (-0.49) - 7 tests aged 19 (2 tons, 3 fifties)
Chanderpaul - 51.23 (-0.14) - 4 tests aged 19 (4 fifties)
Compton - 49.93 (-0.13) - 1 test aged 19 (1 fifty)
Misbah - 49.18 (+2.56) - 20 tests aged 41-42 (2 tons, 11 fifties)
Simpson - 48.60 (+1.79) - 10 tests aged 41-42 (2 tons, 3 fifties)
Hanif - 47.21 (+3.23) - 9 tests aged 17-19 (4 fifties)

Checked every batsman above 50 - there may be some other minute changes further down I missed.

A notable bowling example I can think of would be Grimmett. cbf checking any others right now.

Grimmett - 25.96 (+1.75) - 12 tests aged 41-44 (7 5’fers, 3 10’fers)
 

Coronis

International Coach
After the second Ashes test, Jimmy Anderson became the #2 for losses in test cricket, as Joe Root broke into the top 10.

The top 10:
Shivnarine Chanderpaul - 77 (46.95%)
James Anderson - 64 (35.36%)
Brian Lara - 63 (48.09%)
Mushfiqur Rahim - 56 (65.12%)
Sachin Tendulkar - 56 (28.00%)
Alastair Cook - 55 (34.16%)
Alec Stewart - 54 (40.60%)
Stuart Broad - 53 (32.12%)
Mohammad Ashraful - 50 (81.97%)
Joe Root - 50 (37.59%)

Clearly Broad wins more matches than Anderson and is more valuable.
 
After the second Ashes test, Jimmy Anderson became the #2 for losses in test cricket, as Joe Root broke into the top 10.

The top 10:
Shivnarine Chanderpaul - 77 (46.95%)
James Anderson - 64 (35.36%)
Brian Lara - 63 (48.09%)
Mushfiqur Rahim - 56 (65.12%)
Sachin Tendulkar - 56 (28.00%)
Alastair Cook - 55 (34.16%)
Alec Stewart - 54 (40.60%)
Stuart Broad - 53 (32.12%)
Mohammad Ashraful - 50 (81.97%)
Joe Root - 50 (37.59%)

Clearly Broad wins more matches than Anderson and is more valuable.
No Bradman?

/s
 

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