Highest Batting Average in Test Cricket (Home & Away Conditions)

[StatsLance]

Highest Batting Average in Test Cricket (Home Conditions)

Highest Batting Average in Test Cricket (Away Conditions)

Note: Stats shown are from 1970 till today.

 

[_00_deathscar]

Smith GOAT confirmed.

 

[Burgey]

I think bradman will win this tbh

 

[_00_deathscar]

I think bradman will win this tbh

He is discounted for being an Aussie and a cheat. Just not enough cameras back in the day to pick it up.

 

[Burgey]

He is discounted for being an Aussie and a cheat. Just not enough cameras back in the day to pick it up.

woeful even by your execrable standards

 

[Howe_zat]

This was really just a list and didn't need a long video.

Your time lapse videos are a lot more interesting, hope you come out with a few more of those.

 

[srbhkshk]

A better way to do these videos might be to take rolling 5 (or whatever) years averages with a minimum match cut-off and see who comes out better at given times.

 

[StatsLance]

This was really just a list and didn't need a long video.

Your time lapse videos are a lot more interesting, hope you come out with a few more of those.

Thanks for valuable feedback. Video had pretty basic knowledge but most people don't know this stat. I will come with better ideas and videos in future specially for posting on cricket forums.

 

[_00_deathscar]

woeful even by your execrable standards

So you’re in agreement...

 

[Burgey]

if that’s your take from my response then your basic comprehension skills are even more limited than the average 2 year old level at which I thought you were functioning.

 

[Red]

He is discounted for being an Aussie and a cheat. Just not enough cameras back in the day to pick it up.

geez this is edgy

 

[_00_deathscar]

geez this is edgy

I just added [Burgey][/Burgey] tags to my post and it came up with that. Guess it doesn't filter out nationalities...

 

[stephen]

Martyn vastly underrated cricketer. One of the unsung reasons the golden age Australian side was so good everywhere.

 

[indiaholic]

And such a joy to watch.. His batting was so pretty.

 

[stephen]

And such a joy to watch.. His batting was so pretty.

He and Mark Waugh were the two prettiest batsmen I've seen.

 

[Red]

I just added [Burgey][/Burgey] tags to my post and it came up with that. Guess it doesn't filter out nationalities...

Just own what you said, there's no reason to bring someone else into it.

 

[GoodAreasShane]

On a less dire note

Loved Martyn, at his best he just made it look easy. So good to watch

Australia hasn't produced many traditionally stylish batsmen in a while. Shaun Marsh probably the only vauge recent example to have a significant Test career, and we all know how rocks and diamonds he is

 

[vcs]

I didn't find Mark Waugh all that good to watch. A bit too lazy with his feet.

 

[vcs]

Clarke was also quite elegant, though not as much as Martyn.

 

[honestbharani]

I enjoyed watching Ponting bat too, not elegant per standard definition but his quick footwork and especially his back foot play was a joy to watch AFAIC. When they had a line up like:

Ponting
Martyn
Clarke
Hussey

It was one of the best to watch middle orders IMO. Quite funny they had Hayden and Langer opening and they were like amongst the worst to watch batsmen to me, in my time of watchiing the game. Gilly's strokeplay was enthralling but he was not exactly pretty to the eye either.