A not so shocking statistic...

[goose]

Tendulkar and Hayden have been dismissed out LBW the same number of times (9) in tests played on Australian soil.

[Cricketics]

a not so interesting stat either..

[goose]

thanks for your feedback.

[Cricketics]

lol don't take it on ur heart.. i never meant to be mean.. i am little frustrated by the australian score and gillyz retirement and a not so good satuday evening..

[Sachinism]

a not so interesting stat either..

lol, i agree sorry goose

[goose]

fark the lot of youse !

[Dravid]

Tendulkar and Hayden have been dismissed out LBW the same number of times (9) in tests played on Australian soil.

:omg: and?

[goose]

Well aint that a tad shocking...guy on his own turf only getting 9 lbws in his career? How about this one - Bill Lawry played 54 test innings at home and was never out lbw even once!

[Cricketics]

Well aint that a tad shocking...guy on his own turf only getting 9 lbws in his career? How about this one - Bill Lawry played 54 test innings at home and was never out lbw even once!

yaa thats because whenever the ball used to hit his padz, he used to appeal himself "gaatttttt himmmmmmm"

[Bumper]

I dont think the stat is as shocking, if you consider that Hayden has been LBW only 22 times in his career. If you account for roughly 50% home-away ratio (i havent verified the exact no. of games he has played away), thats a 9/13 split. I'd be more interested in the same stat for Ponting (who is more of an LBW candidate early in his innings)

[observer1]

i am surprised hayden has been out lbw 9 times. he isnt an lbw candidate - tall man, stands well outside the crease, walks down wicket etc.