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Cricketers who gave had insane starts to their test careers


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Scott Boland: 18 wickets in 3 matches vs England, bowling average of 9.56 (lol), best of 6/7

 

Axar Patel: 36 wickets in 5 matches, bowling average of 11.86, bbi 6/38, and already has 10 wickets in a match, to go with 5 five-fers . Averages 30 with the bat with a fifty to boot 

 

Kyle Jamieson: 60 wickets in 12 matches @ 17.3. Bbi 6/48 and has a 10fer as well. Averages 26 with the bat including a fifty

 

Marco Jansen: 19 wickets in 3 matches (all vs India) @ 16.47

 

Shardul Thakur: 26 wickets in 7 matches @ 21, with best figures of 7/61. Also averages 23 with the bat with 3 very memorable 50s

 

Washington Sundar: 265 runs in 4 matches at an average of 66.25 with 3 fifties

 

Devon Conway: 623 runs in 5 matches at an average of 69, with 3 centuries of which one was a double hundred on debut, and 2 fifties

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4 hours ago, QuarantineTormentino said:

Scott Boland: 18 wickets in 3 matches vs England, bowling average of 9.56 (lol), best of 6/7

 

Axar Patel: 36 wickets in 5 matches, bowling average of 11.86, bbi 6/38, and already has 10 wickets in a match, to go with 5 five-fers . Averages 30 with the bat with a fifty to boot 

 

Kyle Jamieson: 60 wickets in 12 matches @ 17.3. Bbi 6/48 and has a 10fer as well. Averages 26 with the bat including a fifty

 

Marco Jansen: 19 wickets in 3 matches (all vs India) @ 16.47

 

Shardul Thakur: 26 wickets in 7 matches @ 21, with best figures of 7/61. Also averages 23 with the bat with 3 very memorable 50s

 

Washington Sundar: 265 runs in 4 matches at an average of 66.25 with 3 fifties

 

Devon Conway: 623 runs in 5 matches at an average of 69, with 3 centuries of which one was a double hundred on debut, and 2 fifties

there have always been many who started with a bang: Azhar, Ganguly, Andrew Strauss, Azhar Mahmood (batted like a beast against great SA attack), Michael Hussey, Phil-trundler, Mohd. abbas, etc

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