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Batsmen with average 40 or more in all test nations...


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This thread has immense potential.
I know. Pretty sure statsguru would be facing higher volume of traffic since this stat has been posted here, with all kind of complex queries with multiple permutations and combinations.
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Updated with the proofs (averages below 40 ) against each batsmen in countries they failed to score big. the bolded ones are too close to sachin, but missed because of less matches... PS: Less matches are no excuse, champions will be there always ready to crush the opposition... :--D the biggest surprise for me was our X-couch Mr. G Chappel. He has 40 or average wherever he played. But he never played a test match in India and SA..:winky: http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/4558.html?class=1;template=results;type=allround PS: This is just the example of few extra ordinery batsmen of all time, hence ignored lot of other batsmen. Please update if any other batsman is also eligible to join Sachin... :two_thumbs_up:

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Border's 38 in SA is not bad if he played in the early 90s. I remember Ind used to get bowled out for lower totals Lara in Ind played a great knock in the last test of that series to set up a win for WI. That inng allowed WI time to bowl Ind out and level the series

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I thought ----> :P was a giveaway but .... Anyways be happy, in this life you wouldn't understand it :P
No one, absolutely no one would understand it in this life or any other life. You are just "special" to have the privilege to know about the secret statistics weapons like RPT :haha::haha::haha::haha::haha:
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It doesn't prove anything but the fact that he plays for stats. He precisely calculated and planned that how he can end up by having average of more than 40 in each country and then executed that plan to the perfection' date=' without caring what team needed from him. It's so simple :dontknow:[/quote'] true. What more proof one needs to show how selfish and record oriented he is.
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Is it safe to say that Sachin is the only player in the history of test cricket, who doesn't depend on favaourable conditions to score runs consistently? :--D
So, Tendulkar was not able to score in all conditions before the last South African tour? :hmmm:
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Sachin has scored a century in every test playing nation except zimbabwe.Hopefully he will get a chance to score a century there.He will probably become the first cricketer to score a century in every test playing nation.
There are many who has done it before. Steve Waugh comes to my mind.
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Updated with the proofs (averages below 40 ) against each batsmen in countries they failed to score big. the bolded ones are too close to sachin, but missed because of less matches... PS: Less matches are no excuse, champions will be there always ready to crush the opposition... :--D the biggest surprise for me was our X-couch Mr. G Chappel. He has 40 or average wherever he played. But he never played a test match in India and SA..:winky: http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/4558.html?class=1;template=results;type=allround PS: This is just the example of few extra ordinery batsmen of all time, hence ignored lot of other batsmen. Please update if any other batsman is also eligible to join Sachin... :two_thumbs_up:
Bradman for an example?
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Updated with the proofs (averages below 40 ) against each batsmen in countries they failed to score big. the bolded ones are too close to sachin, but missed because of less matches... PS: Less matches are no excuse, champions will be there always ready to crush the opposition... :--D the biggest surprise for me was our X-couch Mr. G Chappel. He has 40 or average wherever he played. But he never played a test match in India and SA..:winky: http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/player/4558.html?class=1;template=results;type=allround PS: This is just the example of few extra ordinery batsmen of all time, hence ignored lot of other batsmen. Please update if any other batsman is also eligible to join Sachin... :two_thumbs_up:
There are many who has done it before. Steve Waugh comes to my mind.
Why let facts enter a good worshiping session of Tendulkar bhakts?
Keeping the Bhakti aside, what facts you and thongale are talking about?
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And I think he is the only one!
Depends on what you count as "all countries". If some batsmen from the past never played in Zimbabwe or Bangladesh, can't hold that against them. Barrington is another who has centuries in all countries he played in.

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