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Ranking the Batsmen

chaminda_00

Hall of Fame Member
I'm tempted to go Pointing, but i remember reading this book last night that had Maindad average 58 at a similar stage to his career, so i'll go Len Hutton.
 
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Fusion

Global Moderator
chaminda_00 said:
I'm tempted to go Pointing, but i remember reading this book last night that had Maindad average 58 at a similar stage to his career, so i'll go Len Hutton.
Miandad needs to join the list soon. But not before Waugh.
 

PhoenixFire

International Coach
There are so many better batsmen that are better than Ponting and Border that aren't on that list it's a bit silly to be honest. It's fairly pointless voting someone like Mead or Boycott, but I'll go with Len Hutton.
 

adharcric

International Coach
UPDATE: Waugh 5, Hutton 4, Ponting 3, Border 2, Walcott 1

I'll call it for Waugh if no more votes come in within the next hour or so. If it's tied, I'll vote.
 
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adharcric

International Coach
Hutton 5, Waugh 5. Hutton for me. Hutton 6, Waugh 5. Hutton takes it. :)

The List
1. Don Bradman (AUS)
2. Garry Sobers (WI)
3. Jack Hobbs (ENG)
4. Sachin Tendulkar (IND)
5. Viv Richards (WI)
6. Brian Lara (WI)
7. Sunil Gavaskar (IND)
8. Wally Hammond (ENG)
9. Greg Chappell (AUS)
10. George Headley (WI)
11. Graeme Pollock (RSA)
12. Everton Weekes (WI)
13. Len Hutton (ENG)

The vote for the #14 batsman of all-time begins now.

The Contenders
 

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