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The Battle of the Englishmen

BoyBrumby

Englishman
The Master eases into the quarters 7-1.

Next up a clash of the titans across the ages; arguably our greatest ever all rounder versus arguably our greatest (& quite possibly the greatest) bowler:

Battle of the Englishmen: Round 2, Battle 3

Ian Botham
102 tests, 5200 runs @ 33.54 (14 centuries, 22 half-centuries), 383 wickets @ 28.40 (5 wicket innings: 27, 10 wicket matches: 4)
116 ODIs, 2113 runs @ 23.21, SR 79.10 (9 half-centuries), 145 wickets @ 28.54, ER 3.96 (4 wicket matches: 3)



vs

Sydney Barnes
27 tests, 242 runs @ 8.06, 189 wickets @ 16.43 (5 wicket innings: 24, 10 wicket matches: 7)

 

Matteh

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
To take on average 7 wickets a match and average 16.43 is amazing, it's tough on Botham to come up against him.

Barnes.
 

steds

Hall of Fame Member
Barnes. Just remembered the teams that Botham jr. played for.
 
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