Swervy
International Captain
well the absolute cream of the crop back then averaged more than 35, top of my head, I think Greenidge, Richards, Abbas, cant really think of many more.Why were there people who averaged 10 runs more than him, then?
Stephen Waugh "was a premier one-day batsman" in his day, too, and people advance that argument for the exact same reason as far as I'm concerned that people do for Border in his day.
That being that the notion of a brilliant Test batsman being poor in another form is just something some people's minds cannot accept.
Back then, Border would have been top 5 for a fairly lengthy time I think in ODIs.