Most double hundreds in test cricket

[Rasgulla]

33 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Guys put Rasgulla on your ignore list, your experience in this forum will be much more peaceful and positive if you ignore that asinine trollbot, even the most rabid India hating Pakistanis won't abuse Sachin the way he does 20 times in every damn thread.

Ok sir Gollum preaching about  positivity is like sunny Leone preaching about virginity... No one abused sachin atall... spreading lies faster than virat breaking Sachin's pointless records..  Must be hard seeing Virat doing well for team and that too in 104 innings 

Edited November 26, 2017 by Rasgulla

[sandeep]

11 hours ago, Cricketics said:

I agree with the post pretty much but that bold part. Can you may be elaborate? I think deep inside everyone set some milestons in batting. I personally think after 2003 world cup, he started looking at the game differently. He really wanted that world cup and by the the time 2003 came he knew other great players had lot to show in terms of world cup and he did not have any. Then 2007 happened and it made things worse. I think his game was still good around that time, but he wasn’t the player he used to be before. He was still scoring runs, bur I really felt he was underachiever for someone who played a massive 200 tests and in the era especialy when declarations were almost always delayed by captains.

 

He could have easily racked up few extra double hundreds. 

 

It was the test match where Dravid was captain and he declared the innings against Pakistan when Sachin was batting on 194* - he had sent a clear message out from the dressing room, about 5 overs ago, that the plan was to declare ASAP.  Tendy clearly wanted to bat on for his 200, but at the same time, wanted to bat risk free and stay not out as well.   He was batting with a sense of urgency, but not going after every ball, it was obvious that he wanted to ensure that he doesn't get out.  Dravid wanted to make sure that the situation didn't cost the opportunity to grab a wicket or 2, and that we had enough time to take a proper crack at the Pakistani batsmen before stumps.   

[Cricketics]

8 minutes ago, sandeep said:

It was the test match where Dravid was captain and he declared the innings against Pakistan when Sachin was batting on 194* - he had sent a clear message out from the dressing room, about 5 overs ago, that the plan was to declare ASAP.  Tendy clearly wanted to bat on for his 200, but at the same time, wanted to bat risk free and stay not out as well.   He was batting with a sense of urgency, but not going after every ball, it was obvious that he wanted to ensure that he doesn't get out.  Dravid wanted to make sure that the situation didn't cost the opportunity to grab a wicket or 2, and that we had enough time to take a proper crack at the Pakistani batsmen before stumps.   

Yes, that moment has been discussed every 2nd year on ICF and I bet if I bump any of the old threads, it will go further 10 pages as it was such an emotional moment for many on ICF and for some on ICF it just the right moment what SRT needed in his career. 

 

Dravid was right that time, Dravid and John I mean. 

[Gollum]

10 hours ago, Shaz1 said:

Ehh.. in the end of the day its his opinion. If he doesn’t like Sachin he should not be judged over it. Seeing a different perspective for once is nice. Rather his intentions of posting are trolling or serious it should not matter to anybody.

Bhai, I don't mind differing opinions. But when he butts in to every damn thread repeating the same rhetoric 10 times it gets irritating.

[King Tendulkar]

10 hours ago, Rasgulla said:

Ok sir Gollum preaching about  positivity is like sunny Leone preaching about virginity... No one abused sachin atall... spreading lies faster than virat breaking Sachin's pointless records..  Must be hard seeing Virat doing well for team and that too in 104 innings 

There you go . Did it again . Repeated same thing again . Sachin sucks and virat better lol seriously we get it , now talk about something else lol

 

 

[Straight Drive]

On 26/11/2017 at 8:45 PM, Vk1 said:

On Bradman.. he is probably the greatest sportsman the planet earth has seen. Jamshed Khan of squash has better records but in a sport hardly played seriously by hundred guys. Bradman infact scored all those runs at a staggering strikerate of those times.

I agree, Bradman is the best batsman ever. Nobody in his class.

[Rasgulla]

On 27/11/2017 at 7:38 AM, King Tendulkar said:

There you go . Did it again . Repeated same thing again . Sachin sucks and virat better lol seriously we get it , now talk about something else lol

 

 

Glad you accepted it finally.. now tell about something else..

[King Tendulkar]

45 minutes ago, Rasgulla said:

Glad you accepted it finally.. now tell about something else..

Think you missing the point . You now tell us something else ,instead of same thing over and over again lol

[maniac]

On 11/26/2017 at 10:59 AM, sandeep said:

His anti-sachin posts are so skewed, its almost a parody of hate.  I think its more of a 'settling scores' with other posters thing, rather than an actual anti-Tendy thing.  But whatever floats his boat.  He's actually a decent poster when he's not on his troll mode with Tendy or Dhoni.   

You are using the word “decent” very very very loosely here

 

 

[maniac]

10 minutes ago, King Tendulkar said:

Think you missing the point . You now tell us something else ,instead of same thing over and over again lol

Dude have you heard the saying “bhains ke aage been bajana” in 2017 it has been updated to “bot ke aage been bajana” you are wasting your time with him.

[Rasgulla]

35 minutes ago, King Tendulkar said:

Think you missing the point . You now tell us something else ,instead of same thing over and over again lol

Now you got your fellow chamcha here.. He will tell you about lunges and bots.. Listen to him. Both have something in similar DOUBLE STANDARDS

[Rasgulla]

28 minutes ago, maniac said:

You are using the word “decent” very very very loosely here

 

 

Looks like someone is triggered from other thread.. made an appearance here  to help fellow sachin chamcha.. 

[speedheat]

11 hours ago, maniac said:

Dude have you heard the saying “bhains ke aage been bajana” in 2017 it has been updated to “bot ke aage been bajana” you are wasting your time with him.

There is a chance that "bhains" might listen and agree, but bots are bots specially designed to have IQ as low as dhoni and dhoni do have IQ lower than that of "bhains"

Edited November 29, 2017 by speedheat

[Straight Drive]

On 11/29/2017 at 8:48 PM, khiladi786 said:

SD

Can you figures out why Don Bradman plays only 52 tests in 20 years?

Because he do not  wants to play any other than England and Australia.

 

17 times he passed 150 runs scoes in 80 innings was really amazing.

There were restriction during the time he played cricket. Also career of a lot of cricketers of that era was disturbed due to World War 2. Sir Don himself had joined the army. Another Aussie cricketer to join the army was the great Aussie all rounder Kieth Miller.

 

During those times players had to travel by ship for weeks. Now two tests in far away locations can start within 3 days.

Edited December 3, 2017 by Straight Drive

[express bowling]

Kohli is 6th in the all-time list now

 

Most double hundreds in a career

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	100	50	0	200s
DG Bradman (AUS)	1928-1948	52	80	10	6996	334	99.94	29	13	7	12
KC Sangakkara (SL)	2000-2015	134	233	17	12400	319	57.40	38	52	11	11
BC Lara (ICC/WI)	1990-2006	131	232	6	11953	400*	52.88	34	48	17	9
WR Hammond (ENG)	1927-1947	85	140	16	7249	336*	58.45	22	24	4	7
DPMD Jayawardene (SL)	1997-2014	149	252	15	11814	374	49.84	34	50	15	7
V Kohli (INDIA)	2011-2017	63*	105	8	5218	243	53.79	20	14	6	6
MS Atapattu (SL)	1990-2007	90	156	15	5502	249	39.02	16	17	22	6
V Sehwag (ICC/INDIA)	2001-2013	104	180	6	8586	319	49.34	23	32	16	6
Javed Miandad (PAK)	1976-1993	124	189	21	8832	280*	52.57	23	43	6	6
Younis Khan (PAK)	2000-2017	118	213	19	10099	313	52.05	34	33	19	6
RT Ponting (AUS)	1995-2012	168	287	29	13378	257	51.85	41	62	17	6
SR Tendulkar (INDIA)	1989-2013	200	329	33	15921	248*	53.78	51	68	14	6
GC Smith (ICC/SA)	2002-2014	117	205	13	9265	277	48.25	27	38	11	5
R Dravid (ICC/INDIA)	1996-2012	164	286	32	13288	270	52.31	36	63	8	5
Zaheer Abbas (PAK)	1969-1985	78	124	11	5062	274	44.79	12	20	10	4
L Hutton (ENG)	1937-1955	79	138	15	6971	364	56.67	19	33	5	4
GS Chappell (AUS)	1970-1984	87	151	19	7110	247*	53.86	24	31	12	4
Mohammad Yousuf (PAK)	1998-2010	90	156	12	7530	223	52.29	24	33	11	4
BB McCullum (NZ)	2004-2016	101	176	9	6453	302	38.64	12	31	14	4
CG Greenidge (WI)	1974-1991	108	185	16	7558	226	44.72	19	34	11	4
HM Amla (SA)	2004-2017	109	186	14	8578	311*	49.87	28	35	10	4
MJ Clarke (AUS)	2004-2015	115	198	22	8643	329*	49.10	28	27	9	4
SM Gavaskar (INDIA)	1971-1987	125	214	16	10122	236*	51.12	34	45	12	4
AN Cook (ENG)	2006-2017	149*	269	16	11649	294	46.04	31	55	8	4
CA Pujara (INDIA)	2010-2017	54*	89	7	4347	206*	53.01	14	16	3	3
RB Simpson (AUS)	1957-1978	62	111	7	4869	311	46.81	10	27	8	3
Azhar Ali (PAK)	2010-2017	62	118	8	5129	302*	46.62	14	27	11	3
G Kirsten (SA)	1993-2004	101	176	15	7289	275	45.27	21	34	13	3
KP Pietersen (ENG)	2005-2014	104	181	8	8181	227	47.28	23	35	10	3
CH Gayle (WI)	2000-2014	103	182	11	7214	333	42.18	15	37	15	3
JL Langer (AUS)	1993-2007	105	182	12	7696	250	45.27	23	30	11	3
IVA Richards (WI)	1974-1991	121	182	12	8540	291	50.23	24	45	10	3
ST Jayasuriya (SL)	1991-2007	110	188	14	6973	340	40.07	14	31	15	3
SP Fleming (NZ)	1994-2008	111	189	10	7172	274*	40.06	9	46	16	3

 

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/records/230344.html

 

 

Edited December 3, 2017 by express bowling

[express bowling]

2 hours ago, khiladi786 said:

Why number 1 smith ( Aus) not in the list above?

 

i see so above are one with more DBL century that is why M jayawardene with 49 Average Number 5 and SRT way down in the list 

 

This is a list of batters with highest number of 200s

 

Smith has only 1  double ton

[Vijy]

On 12/3/2017 at 10:03 AM, express bowling said:

Kohli is 6th in the all-time list now

 

Most double hundreds in a career

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	100	50	0	200s
DG Bradman (AUS)	1928-1948	52	80	10	6996	334	99.94	29	13	7	12
KC Sangakkara (SL)	2000-2015	134	233	17	12400	319	57.40	38	52	11	11
BC Lara (ICC/WI)	1990-2006	131	232	6	11953	400*	52.88	34	48	17	9
WR Hammond (ENG)	1927-1947	85	140	16	7249	336*	58.45	22	24	4	7
DPMD Jayawardene (SL)	1997-2014	149	252	15	11814	374	49.84	34	50	15	7
V Kohli (INDIA)	2011-2017	63*	105	8	5218	243	53.79	20	14	6	6
MS Atapattu (SL)	1990-2007	90	156	15	5502	249	39.02	16	17	22	6
V Sehwag (ICC/INDIA)	2001-2013	104	180	6	8586	319	49.34	23	32	16	6
Javed Miandad (PAK)	1976-1993	124	189	21	8832	280*	52.57	23	43	6	6
Younis Khan (PAK)	2000-2017	118	213	19	10099	313	52.05	34	33	19	6
RT Ponting (AUS)	1995-2012	168	287	29	13378	257	51.85	41	62	17	6
SR Tendulkar (INDIA)	1989-2013	200	329	33	15921	248*	53.78	51	68	14	6
GC Smith (ICC/SA)	2002-2014	117	205	13	9265	277	48.25	27	38	11	5
R Dravid (ICC/INDIA)	1996-2012	164	286	32	13288	270	52.31	36	63	8	5
Zaheer Abbas (PAK)	1969-1985	78	124	11	5062	274	44.79	12	20	10	4
L Hutton (ENG)	1937-1955	79	138	15	6971	364	56.67	19	33	5	4
GS Chappell (AUS)	1970-1984	87	151	19	7110	247*	53.86	24	31	12	4
Mohammad Yousuf (PAK)	1998-2010	90	156	12	7530	223	52.29	24	33	11	4
BB McCullum (NZ)	2004-2016	101	176	9	6453	302	38.64	12	31	14	4
CG Greenidge (WI)	1974-1991	108	185	16	7558	226	44.72	19	34	11	4
HM Amla (SA)	2004-2017	109	186	14	8578	311*	49.87	28	35	10	4
MJ Clarke (AUS)	2004-2015	115	198	22	8643	329*	49.10	28	27	9	4
SM Gavaskar (INDIA)	1971-1987	125	214	16	10122	236*	51.12	34	45	12	4
AN Cook (ENG)	2006-2017	149*	269	16	11649	294	46.04	31	55	8	4
CA Pujara (INDIA)	2010-2017	54*	89	7	4347	206*	53.01	14	16	3	3
RB Simpson (AUS)	1957-1978	62	111	7	4869	311	46.81	10	27	8	3
Azhar Ali (PAK)	2010-2017	62	118	8	5129	302*	46.62	14	27	11	3
G Kirsten (SA)	1993-2004	101	176	15	7289	275	45.27	21	34	13	3
KP Pietersen (ENG)	2005-2014	104	181	8	8181	227	47.28	23	35	10	3
CH Gayle (WI)	2000-2014	103	182	11	7214	333	42.18	15	37	15	3
JL Langer (AUS)	1993-2007	105	182	12	7696	250	45.27	23	30	11	3
IVA Richards (WI)	1974-1991	121	182	12	8540	291	50.23	24	45	10	3
ST Jayasuriya (SL)	1991-2007	110	188	14	6973	340	40.07	14	31	15	3
SP Fleming (NZ)	1994-2008	111	189	10	7172	274*	40.06	9	46	16	3

 

 

http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/records/230344.html

 

 

not surprised to see lady jaya there. hammond hammered nz if I remeber correctly