by about 5 points. Others I checked up whom I had a hunch -- Jacques Kallis is +2. Bradman about +4, Sobers +3, Sehwag +1
Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC) Differentials.
Brian Lawrence, Aslam or Mohan?
by tendulkar.co » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 04:03:41
Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC) Differentials.
Brian Lawrence, Aslam or Mohan?
by John Hal » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 04:15:34
>Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC) Differentials.
>Brian Lawrence, Aslam or Mohan?
by alve » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 05:19:46
> Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC)
> Differentials.
alvey
by Nachiket Gokhal » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 05:59:07
> > by about 5 points. Others I checked up whom I had a hunch -- Jacques
> > Kallis is +2. Bradman about +4, Sobers +3, Sehwag +1
> > Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC)
> > Differentials.
> I recall this being done before during the height of The Last Great Aust
> Side and the same phenomena noted. Iirc the standout was SKW whose domestic
> bowling average is about 36 compared to his Test average of 25.4. Which,
> expressed as a percentage, is a shedload.
-Nachiket
by Andrew B » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 06:01:21
> >by about 5 points. Others I checked up whom I had a hunch --
> >Jacques Kallis is +2. Bradman about +4, Sobers +3, Sehwag +1
> I don't suppose he's top, but Ken Barrington must be high on the list at
> +13.
Paynter is presumably not deemed to have played enough Tests; he had averages of 59 (Test) and 42 (FC).
by alve » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 07:32:16
>>> by about 5 points. Others I checked up whom I had a hunch -- Jacques
>>> Kallis is +2. Bradman about +4, Sobers +3, Sehwag +1
>>> Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC)
>>> Differentials.
>> I recall this being done before during the height of The Last Great Aust
>> Side and the same phenomena noted. Iirc the standout was SKW whose domestic
>> bowling average is about 36 compared to his Test average of 25.4. Which,
>> expressed as a percentage, is a shedload.
> That's interesting. I wouldn't have guessed that. Any theories why?
alvey
by jzfredrick » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 08:00:55
by **matto* » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 08:06:12
> Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC) Differentials.
> Brian Lawrence, Aslam or Mohan?
Doug Walters 48.26 - 43.84
Michael Clarke - 52.33 - 48.39
Adam Gilchrist 47.60 - 44.16
Greg Matthews - 41.08 - 38.91
Greg Chappell - 53.86 - 52.20
Michael Slater 42.83 - 40.85
Mark Taylor 43.49 - 41.96
Ian Redpath - 43.45 - 41.99
Ross Edwards - 40.37 - 39.27
Kim Hughes 37.41 - 36.52
by alve » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 08:55:29
> Perhaps he couldn't be arsed to play at his best in FC.
alvey
by D Ramapriy » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 11:10:14
> Would be interesting to see the descending order of (Test - FC) Differentials.
> Brian Lawrence, Aslam or Mohan?
Ramapriya
by jzfredrick » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 11:21:23
He took 276 first class wickets for Hampshire with an average of 25.59, so I guess I can't blame him "hiding his best" from English FC players.
That does mean, though, that his SS stats were even worse. He did play during an era of Aus batting ***.
by alve » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 12:25:16
> Good point, the ***ing drug cheat ;)
> He took 276 first class wickets for Hampshire with an average of 25.59,
> so I guess I can't blame him "hiding his best" from English FC players.
> That does mean, though, that his SS stats were even worse. He did play
> during an era of Aus batting ***.
Where "domestic" = SS.
by RSX » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 13:09:30
> Good point, the ***ing drug cheat ;)
> He took 276 first class wickets for Hampshire with an average of 25.59, so I guess I can't blame him "hiding his best" from English FC players.
> That does mean, though, that his SS stats were even worse. He did play during an era of Aus batting ***.
by jzfredrick » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 13:46:12
by Maxx » Fri, 29 Mar 2013 17:27:20
> 'Twas a very special delivery, in and of itself. The fact that it was his very first Ashes delivery in England was just the cherry.
1. Aus: Australia Test averages June 1993-May 1994, Summer Averages
2. attn aslam or anyone: data request: Test and FC batting averages
3. Higher ODI Average than Test Average
4. Large difference in fc class & Test batting averages
5. Large difference in fc & Test batting averages
6. Ashes tour averages + tests averages
7. Differences in Ranji averages with Test level averages
8. The average batting average of all test players
9. Matt Prior shouldn't play with a concussion
10. Matt Prior reminding us that he's another top WK who can bat
11. AVERAGES: Leading Australian First Class Averages
12. Eng FC averages
13. Batting average challenge (average of scores over 100, minimum 10 centuries).
14. FC LIST-A Averages of Balaji and Pathan