capt_Luffy
Cricketer Of The Year
Who is spreading such farce!???I heard you rate Gavaskar over Woakes?
Who is spreading such farce!???I heard you rate Gavaskar over Woakes?
(Me cause I want you to get in trouble)Who is spreading such farce!???
Poor man ran into Conrad Hunte and Sobers on that poor day, and surely Pakistani pitches in 50s weren't very bowler friendlyVery far ahead in the speculation territory..... He did have Khan Mohammad, a quality pacer.
Much more than they are now atleast. Mahmood was a very good bowler, but I don't think he was greater than Wes Hall or John Snow or Peter Pollock.Poor man ran into Conrad Hunte and Sobers on that poor day, and surely Pakistani pitches in 50s weren't very bowler friendly
you are not cooking, infact, you are the cooked.Much more than they are now atleast. Mahmood was a very good bowler, but I don't think he was greater than Wes Hall or John Snow or Peter Pollock.
Don't want to be, ahhh.It's a mixed record for Gavaskar frankly. But I may end up having him in my ATG XI anyways as I have doubts over Hobbs and don't want to be generous to include Barry.
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.Honestly I expected more centuries vs Lindwall/Miller
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.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.
Small but clear in Gavaskar's.what's the gap between Gavaskar and Sutcliffe and in what direction?
Yeah I view them as mostly equal but might go GavaskarSmall but clear in Gavaskar's.
I have no trouble with anyone ranking Sutcliffe, Hutton or Gavaskar in any order. I rank them consecutively. Quite close imo.what's the gap between Gavaskar and Sutcliffe and in what direction?
Yeah makes sense. Do you rank Hammond ahead of them?I have no trouble with anyone ranking Sutcliffe, Hutton or Gavaskar in any order. I rank them consecutively. Quite close imo.
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!!!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.
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 have no trouble with anyone ranking Sutcliffe, Hutton or Gavaskar in any order. I rank them consecutively. Quite close imo.
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.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!!!