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Absurdly Awesome Cricket Stats

Coronis

Coronis

Hall of Fame Member
Greatest batsman to keep in FC matches

Bradman when keeping
1 match 148 @ 148 1 ton
Bradman when not keeping
233 matches 27919 @ 94.32 116 tons

3 catches and a stumping to lead SA to a loss to NSW (**** you traitor)

Too bad he could’ve become the world’s greatest keeper batsman.

(ofc he took a stumping, he was playing with his favourite spinner, Ward!)
 
The Sean

The Sean

Cricketer Of The Year
Well giving Bradman the gloves now frees up a spot in the all time Australian and world XIs. Sorry Gilly!
 
vidiq

vidiq

State 12th Man
Lowest bowling average after X matches -

1- C Turner
2- K Miller
3- I johnson
4-5 - C Turner
6- G Lohmann
7- 33 - J Briggs
34-35 - Waqar Younis
36- 40- R Lindwall
41-45 -Jasprit Bumrah
46-55 - S Pollock
56-58 - M Marshall
58-64 -S Pollock
65-68 -M Marshall
69-78 -S Pollock
79- 81 - M Marshall
82-98 - C Ambrose
99-124 - Glenn McGrath
125-133- Muralidharan
134-145 - Shane Warne
146-188 - Jimmy Anderson.
 
Coronis

Coronis

Hall of Fame Member
The Sean said:
Well giving Bradman the gloves now frees up a spot in the all time Australian and world XIs. Sorry Gilly!
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Bradman as a bowler - got Hamilton out
Bradman as a keeper - stumped Oldfield, caught McCabe
Also affected 8 run outs in his 52 test matches.

Sidenote: Jack Hobbs apparently had 19 run outs during his 61 test career - the most in test history

note: this run out data is from 2012 - I’ll check to see if there are more updates.
 
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vidiq

vidiq

State 12th Man
Highest Average Wickets per Match (WPM) (minimum 50 wickets) -
1- S F Barnes - WPM -7.00
2- J ferris - WPM -6.78
3- T Richardson - WPM -6.29
4- G Lohmann - WPM-6.22
5- Muralidharan - WPM -6.02
6- C Turner - WPM -5.94
7- C Grimmett - WPM -5.84
8- Prabhat Jayasuriya - WPM - 5.80*
9- J Saunders - WPM -5.64
10 - A P Freeman - WPM -5.50
11 - W J O'Reilly - WPM -5.33
12 - H Ironmonger5.29
13C Blythe5.26
14F R Spofforth5.22
15Shabbir Ahmed 5.10
16Saeed Ajmal 5.09
17Yasir Shah*5.08
18D K Lillee5.07
19R Ashwin5.07
20R Peel5.05
21R J Hadlee 5.01
22Sajid Khan*4.92
23S K Warne4.88
24S E Bond4.83
25K Higgs4.73
26S C G MacGill 4.73
27A A P Atkinson*4.73
28P S De Villiers 4.72
29D W Steyn4.72
30A A Mailey4.71
31P P Ojha4.71
32A Kumble4.69
33K Rabada* 4.67
34H M R K B Herath 4.66
35W J Whitty - WPM -4.64
36M D Marshall - WPM -4.64
37C E H Croft -WPM-4.63
38A V Bedser - WPM -4.63
39Mohammad Asif - WPM -4.61
40H J Tayfield - WPM -4.59
 
Coronis

Coronis

Hall of Fame Member
vidiq said:
Highest Average Wickets per Match (WPM) (minimum 50 wickets) -
1- S F Barnes - WPM -7.00
2- J ferris - WPM -6.78
3- T Richardson - WPM -6.29
4- G Lohmann - WPM-6.22
5- Muralidharan - WPM -6.02
6- C Turner - WPM -5.94
7- C Grimmett - WPM -5.84
8- Prabhat Jayasuriya - WPM - 5.80*
9- J Saunders - WPM -5.64
10 - A P Freeman - WPM -5.50
11 - W J O'Reilly - WPM -5.33
12 - H Ironmonger5.29
13C Blythe5.26
14F R Spofforth5.22
15Shabbir Ahmed 5.10
16Saeed Ajmal 5.09
17Yasir Shah*5.08
18D K Lillee5.07
19R Ashwin5.07
20R Peel5.05
21R J Hadlee 5.01
22Sajid Khan*4.92
23S K Warne4.88
24S E Bond4.83
25K Higgs4.73
26S C G MacGill 4.73
27A A P Atkinson*4.73
28P S De Villiers 4.72
29D W Steyn4.72
30A A Mailey4.71
31P P Ojha4.71
32A Kumble4.69
33K Rabada* 4.67
34H M R K B Herath 4.66
35W J Whitty - WPM -4.64
36M D Marshall - WPM -4.64
37C E H Croft -WPM-4.63
38A V Bedser - WPM -4.63
39Mohammad Asif - WPM -4.61
40H J Tayfield - WPM -4.59
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More like just lists of basic googleable stats now than awesome stats
 
vidiq

vidiq

State 12th Man
50+ average batsmans of different countries (min 2k runs)-
1- Eng - 8 (Sutcliffe, Barrington,Root,brook, Hammond, Hobbs, Hutton , Compton).

2- Aus - 8 (bradman, Smith, Chappell, Steve Waugh, Ponting, m hussey , Boarder, Hayden).

3- IND -3 (Sachin, dravid, Gavaskar)

4- South Africa - 4 ( ABD, R Pollock, Kallis, A nourse).

5- New Zealand - 1- (Kane Williamson)

6- Pakistan - 4- (Miandad , MD Yousuf, Younis Khan, inzamam).

7- Srilanka - 1- (Sangakkara)

8- West Indies - 7 - (Headley, Viv Richards, Garry Sobers, Weekes, Walcott , Lara , Chandrapal).

9- Zimbabwe - 1- (Andy flower).

10- Bangladesh -0

11- Ireland -0

12- Afganistan -0.
 
vidiq

vidiq

State 12th Man
Hazlewood always creates history.
Took fifer when IND bowled out for 36 ,
took fifer when Eng bowled out for only 67 ,

Couldn't survive last 2 ball and he is responsible for wi historic Gabba win vs aus.

Couldn't survive last 2 ball and he is responsible for bangladesh historic test win vs Aus .
 
Johan

Johan

International Coach
Maurice Leyland averaged 57 in Ashes tests, making 7 hundreds in just 34 Ashes innings, 6 of them were made against O Reilly.

He also averaged 4 against West Indies in 8 innings, gaining 3 ducks in just 8 innings, without the West Indies, his career average is 6.37 runs higher than his actual final average. Poor lad.
 
capt_Luffy

capt_Luffy

International Coach
SeamUp said:
How many father & son combo's have 10k+ FC runs each?

I know for South Africa there are 3.

Dave & Dudley Nourse.
Hylton & HD Ackerman
Jimmy & Stephen Cook
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Found 2 for India but there could be some I missed and a bunch lesser known ones:

Vijay Manjrekar and Sanjay Manjrekar
Lala Amarnath and Mohinder Amarnath (Surinder also scored 8K+)


Additionally, IAK Pataudi, father of Mansur's scored 8750 runs.
 
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