Cevno
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You said in simple terms that "just a grasp of simple maths" is enough to know Bradman > Tendulkar.I didn't back-track, I was replying to your point about "validity". What makes an opinion valid and what makes one right are two different things.
If you read properly, I even said: even in the strict sense of simple maths, you can't be wrong about Bradman > Tendulkar. You could be wrong about many other things, but you won't be wrong about Bradman.
You don't have to have much appreciation for cricket in a historical sense to rate Bradman higher. Just a grasp of simple maths. 100 > 57.
Which you are saying is now not the case ,right?