What makes you think he will?Viv cannot finish ahead of Hobbs and Hutton. They averaged 6 more in harder eras for runscoring.
.I'll try and predict what the top 25 will look like. Can't wait to see how wrong it is:
1) Bradman
2) Sobers
3) Smith
4) Lara
5) Viv
6) Hobbs
7) Hutton
8) Tendulkar
9) Sangakkara
10) Hammond
11) Ponting
12) Chappell
13) Sutcliffe
14) Barrington
15) Kallis
16) Headley
17) Gavaskar
18) de Villiers
19) Border
20) Waugh
21) Weekes
22) Younis
23) Chanderpaul
24) Dravid
25) Miandad
Kohli probably in the 26-30 range.
bradman-sobers-smith would not surprise me tbhHe got three positions correct.
It'll be Bradman and two random players like Kallis and Younis.bradman-sobers-smith would not surprise me tbh
My guess is Bradman-Lara-Ponting.He got three positions correct.
I see this photo and my mind goes to Gravy, of the Antigua Recreation Ground.No.88
Tom Graveney (England) 689
Quality Points: 637
Career Points: 52
Career/Runs: 1951-1969, 4882 (rank 69)
Overall average/Runs per innings/Strike-rate: 42.92 (44.38) 38.38 (39.69) 47.46 (40.29) (rank 104)
50 Innings Peak Average/Runs per innings/Strike-rate (1957-1968): 55.15 50.73 50.47 (rank 67)
Non-Home Average/Runs per innings/Strike-rate: 38.31 32.53 44.84 (rank 170)
Quality Opposition Average/Runs per innings/Strike-rate: 39.84 34.70 46.46 (rank 146)
Maybe he thinks you're adding style pointsWhat makes you think he will?
If I was, Long Tom and Junior would be much higher up the list.Maybe he thinks you're adding style points