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Warne vs Gavaskar

Warne vs Gavaskar


  • Total voters
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capt_Luffy

Cricketer Of The Year
Against Australia in 1953 he made runs vs Lindwall, Miller, Johnston, Benaud and a young Alan Davidson. That's good enough for me. In 50/51 it was Miller, Lindwall and Bill Johnston. That's also a class attack.
I meant that I was kinda shocked he scored only 2 centuries vs them, but the matches he played vs Australia had quite a good attack.
 

Sliferxxxx

U19 12th Man
I meant that I was kinda shocked he scored only 2 centuries vs them, but the matches he played vs Australia had quite a good attack.
Two 100s yes but as a opener I'm quite happy with his overall output of runs in general: 500+ runs at 89 in Australia in 50/51 and 400+ runs at 55 in 1953. That's outstanding!!!
 

Johan

International Regular
I have no trouble with anyone ranking Sutcliffe, Hutton or Gavaskar in any order. I rank them consecutively. Quite close imo.
Yeah Iirc you've Hammond above this tier too, most everyone agrees Hobbs is a level above these 4 but it's Hammond whose the most interesting to me because in his career he struggled quite a bit with the strong pacers of his era (Windies) but again, has centuries against Larwood in FC.

I personally go Hobbs > Hutton > Hammond > Gavaskar/Sutcliffe but am not really sure about the last three.
 

Johan

International Regular
Two 100s yes but as a opener I'm quite happy with his overall output of runs in general: 500+ runs at 89 in Australia in 50/51 and 400+ runs at 55 in 1953. That's outstanding!!!
Hutton has the perfect record, there isn't even a dot of doubt on Hutton's record for me, like it's actually a ridiculously perfect record.
 

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