honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Lara is better than both but for this head to head, its Sachin.
Never said take out anything."iF u TaKe OuT tHe HuNdReDz"
Yes, let's start taking things out, why don't we...starting from the year 1976 from Viv. Oh look at that...
You know, if I were literally the only person who rated Barry highly or saw him as a top tier batsman this would faze me.Apart from Barry Richards' superlative abilities as an opening batsman, I believe there are two obvious Freudian reasons for why @kyear2 is enamoured by him: firstly, Barry shares the same surname as Viv, and secondly, he played for the same county as Marshall. kyear2's subconscious sees Barry Richards as some sort of ideal amalgam of Viv and Maco (the ultimate attacking batsman and the ultimate attacking bowler) merged together into the one human. In the deepest, darkest recesses of kyear2's fertile imagination, he doesn't see Barry as having played just four Tests but rather, 121 + 81 = 202 Tests which is 2 more than Sachin, making Barry the most capped cricketer in history so more than proven.
Does anything?You know, if I were literally the only person who rated Barry highly or saw him as a top tier batsman this would faze me.
But I see today the circus is in town.
Not particularlyDoes anything?
Was just about to post this. Kimber makes the case what we am have been saying. You cant get past Tendulkar's longevity.
Yeah, the longevity of greatness is just unparalleled. Although he goes a bit too far saying that there could be a conversation between him and the Don, for me, the more I look and think about it, he's a clear no 2Was just about to post this. Kimber makes the case what we am have been saying. You cant get past Tendulkar's longevity.
But perhaps Smith has a case over some others like Lara, Hutton etc.
What about Hobbs??Yeah, the longevity of greatness is just unparalleled. Although he goes a bit too far saying that there could be a conversation between him and the Don, for me, the more I look and think about it, he's a clear no 2
He's a clear no. 2.5 imo.What about Hobbs??
Longevity of Sachin outshines the other two imo.for #3, you can make an argument for Sobers, Viv and Sachin tbh, all three would've an equally fair argument
Sobers played 20 years to Sachin's 24, but the argument for Sachin over Sobers is the level of competition faced, the argument for Sobers is the sheer domination and talent, for Viv it would be his record against great pacers and the fact he has almost no weak teams to score against.Longevity of Sachin outshines the other two imo.