Jump to content

How do you rank the batsmen in the 10k test runs club?


Recommended Posts

Posted (edited)

15 . Denagamage Praboth Mahela de Silva JAYAWARDENE

14 . Kumar Chokshanada SANGAKKARA

13 . Shivnarine CHANDERPAUL

12 . Mohammad Younis KHAN

11 . Alastair Nathan COOK

10 . Rahul Sharad DRAVID

9 . Steven Peter Devereux SMITH

8 . Stephen Rodger WAUGH

7 . Joseph Edward ROOT

6 . Sunil Manchar GAVASKAR

5 . Allan Robert BORDER

4 . Jacques Henry KALLIS

3 . Ricky Thomas PONTING

2 . Brian Charles LARA

1 . Sachin Ramesh TENDULKAR

Edited by sage
Posted (edited)

I look at batting in terms of strokeplay:
 

15. A Cook

14. Y Khan

13. J Root

12. S Chanderpaul

11. A Border

10. S Waugh

09. J Kallis 

08. M Jayawardene

07. K Sangakarra

06. S Gavaskar

05. R Dravid

04. S Smith

03. R Ponting

02. B Lara

01. S Tendulkar 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited by Prabhdeep Singh
Posted

1. Sachin Tendulkar Exceptionally complete across all continents and conditions. Benchmark for Consistency.

2. Brian Lara : A genius, one man army. Unmatched destructive capability.

3. Kumar Sangakkara : Best SL Batter ever. Classy leftie with a fluent strokeplay worth watching again and again.

4. Sunil Gavaskar : Facing most lethal pacers of in history without a helmet. Performed his best against the best.

5. Allan Border : Was truly a genius. Runs everywhere and in all conditions. Only reason he comes in after Sunil is that he wasn't an opener.

6. Steve Smith : Modern day Mr. Consistent. 

7. Rahul Dravid : Out of top 5 because of his performance in SA. Else, he is the "Wall".

8. Jacques Kallis : An Anchor with the bat and a steady operator with the ball. He was the "South African Wall".

9. Ricky Ponting : Dynamic, Aggressive and Free-flowing. Had weakness against spin in India.

10. Steve Waugh : Man of Crisis, and a leader. Brilliant against England & WI.

11. Joe Root : Mr. Technique, his strokes are beautiful and his technique is decisive. 

12. Shivnarine Chanderpaul Unorthodox yet virtually impossible to dislodge. Spent two decades waging lonely battles for a declining West Indies team

13. Alastair Cook Struggled against top-tier high pace, but was a great player of spin.
14. Younis Khan : -----------------------------

15. Mahela Jayawardene : Effortless stroke player, but was a statpadder.

 

 

Posted (edited)

They are all good in their own way. Many of them can be put at #1. 
 

As for me, I would put Brian Lara at #1. 

Edited by zen
Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Sgattick10 said:

Who would have thought 6-7 yrs back Virat won't be in this list. :hmm:what a downfall. 

This happened>>>
 

spacer.png

 

Edited by Chaos

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...