capt_Luffy
International Captain
In 1983 at home (Marshall, Holding and Roberts), averaged 50+
In 1976 away (Holding and Roberts), averaged 50+
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Am I the only one here who rates Sunil Gavaskar slightly above Viv Richards in Test?
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In 1976 away (Holding and Roberts), averaged 50+
Coronis
International Coach
lol. The “quartet” only ever played 6 matches together, 4 being in that series. Can’t try and denigrate Gavaskar who actually played them when nobody else but Gooch and Boycott did.
HouHsiaoHsien
International Debutant
I think Gavaskar’s achievements against WI pacers, especially Holding and Roberts, and in the 83 series against Marshall and Co(even tho on home pitches, it was peak Marshall) are commendable. Although my favourite performance against them is Border’s. Only in the first match, it was a weak attack(but Border’s achievements didn’t even come in that match), post that he was the one man standing and surviving against peak Marshall, Garner and Holding
capt_Luffy
International Captain
Defo Amarnath deserves a mention
HouHsiaoHsien
International Debutant
Yeah. His is up there amongst the best, very possibly better than Border’s
sayon basak
State Captain
Viv Richards v Sunil Gavaskar
Richards on the other hand would hit you irrespective of the ball being of a good length or not. Gavaskar treated each ball on merit, Richards treated each ball as he wanted. Richards was Tendulkar with Afridi's attitude towards the cricket ball and the bowlers. I was just about to say...
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