Bossbhai: Stats request

[patriot]

Please can you pull up batsmen average when their teams innings ( including all 4 innings ) total is 1) below 300 2) below 250. Thanks.

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[patriot]

:icflove:

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[Gunner_Mania]

I am sorry I don;t understand what is the point of this. Does it mean that when a particular bastman scores highs, his teams ends up scoring high or conversely, if a particular bastman fails, his teams also fails :dontknow:

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[yoda]

You should probably restrict it to fully played innings so that a innings like 220/4 to win a test in 4th innings isn't included. OTH may be you don't. :--D

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[patriot]

Thanks Boss.:bow: . Kind of revealing. Expected Dravid to be very high up there considering what he did for us in the 90's outside the subcontinent. Geoff Boycott stands out from yester years and to a certain extent IVAR. Hayden and Kallis clearly stand out from the current generation.

[Online]

I guess this might provide a "simplistic" answer to "Who gets going when the going gets tough?"

[Tapioca]

I am sorry I don;t understand what is the point of this. Does it mean that when a particular bastman scores highs' date=' his teams ends up scoring high or conversely, if a particular bastman fails, his teams also fails :dontknow:[/quote'] The right way to do it will be - pick 20-30 of the usual suspects, find the occasions when the other 10 in their team scored <250/300 runs, and find the averages of these batsmen in those matches

[Jersey #10]

These numbers fail! Is it possible to pull up the stats for the times when a batsman has scored 70% of the team score for a winning cause? This should pin point the real match winners

[Tapioca]

These numbers fail! Is it possible to pull up the stats for the times when a batsman has scored 70% of the team score for a winning cause? This should pin point the real match winners

No one has done that in Tests. The record is 67.35%

[Jersey #10]

^ I am sorry, I was unaware of that how about 50% of the runs?

[CSK Fan]

Thanks Boss.:bow: . Kind of revealing. Expected Dravid to be very high up there considering what he did for us in the 90's outside the subcontinent. Geoff Boycott stands out from yester years and to a certain extent IVAR. Hayden and Kallis clearly stand out from the current generation.

Didnt work out like you thouht it will? :cantstop: The difference between Kallis and Sachin/Laxman's average is 0.6. How exactly does KAllis stand out? And with Dravid, in most of his great innings, he always had another batsmen who scored at least a 100 and at a greater strike rate. Dravid is extremely good at forming partnerships BTW, Manjerekar :omg: who is VL Manjerekar?

[ludhianvi]

BTW, Manjerekar :omg: who is VL Manjerekar?

Sanjay's daddy ofcourse : Vijay Manjrekar

[Rajan]

Didnt work out like you thouht it will? :cantstop: The difference between Kallis and Sachin/Laxman's average is 0.6. How exactly does KAllis stand out? And with Dravid, in most of his great innings, he always had another batsmen who scored at least a 100 and at a greater strike rate. Dravid is extremely good at forming partnerships BTW, Manjerekar :omg: who is VL Manjerekar?

Vijay Manjrekar- sanjay Manjrekar's father. a technically correct batsman but was considered notoriously slow scorer.was dropped from team after scoring a big hundred, albeit a very slow effort...no wonder sanjay manjrekar had a career like that, technically good..but..

[patriot]

Didnt work out like you thouht it will? :cantstop: The difference between Kallis and Sachin/Laxman's average is 0.6. How exactly does KAllis stand out? And with Dravid, in most of his great innings, he always had another batsmen who scored at least a 100 and at a greater strike rate. Dravid is extremely good at forming partnerships BTW, Manjerekar :omg: who is VL Manjerekar?

For <300 , the Kallis is almost 7 points ahead. Yeah it did work out just as I knew it would in this case.:cantstop:

[Chandan]

Somehow I find there are quite a few openers and number three batsmen with a higher average than the batsmen batting at numbers below them. Is there a pattern to it?