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Statistical Comparison of some of the Best ODI Batsmen with respect to their Teammates.
Here i've tried to compare a very good list of ODI Batsmen to their Teammates. For the comparison i've selected a list of Batsmen who have scored over 4000 Runs and and average 40+ against the Top 8 ODI Teams. For Comparison i've considered the matches where the Said player was playing and compared his Average and Strike Rate to the Rest of the Team's Average and Strike Rate. List of 30 Batsmen make the Criteria Cut of 4000 Runs and 40+ Average vs the Top 8 Teams. Following is the list sorted by how better they Averaged compared to their Teammates.
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
MG Bevan (AUS)
1994-2004
203
174
58
6200
108*
53.44
73.56
6
40
30.46
77.59
75.44%
-5.18%
2
AB de Villiers (SA)
2005-2018
191
184
35
8093
162*
54.31
99.75
20
46
31.3
83.57
73.51%
19.36%
3
V Kohli (INDIA)
2008-2020
225
219
33
10917
183
58.69
93.17
39
55
34.43
89.15
70.46%
4.51%
4
DM Jones (AUS)
1984-1994
160
157
24
5935
145
44.62
72.56
7
44
26.33
66.81
69.46%
8.61%
5
Javed Miandad (PAK)
1975-1996
223
212
40
7103
119*
41.29
66.76
8
47
25.12
67.15
64.37%
-0.58%
6
BC Lara
1990-2007
257
250
26
8970
169
40.04
77.5
16
55
24.38
69
64.23%
12.32%
7
IVA Richards (WI)
1975-1991
185
166
24
6705
189*
47.21
90.14
11
45
28.86
65.9
63.58%
36.78%
8
KS Williamson (NZ)
2010-2020
127
123
8
5189
148
45.12
81.58
11
33
28
87.1
61.14%
-6.34%
9
KP Pietersen (ENG/ICC)
2005-2013
118
111
13
4038
130
41.2
87.15
9
22
26.15
77.12
60.11%
13.19%
10
LRPL Taylor (NZ)
2006-2020
192
181
29
6860
181*
45.13
81.72
17
37
28.5
86.4
58.35%
-5.42%
11
SR Tendulkar (INDIA)
1989-2012
399
391
31
15495
200*
43.04
85.23
38
85
27.67
74.75
55.55%
14.02%
12
KC Sangakkara (ICC/SL)
2000-2015
333
316
29
11695
169
40.74
77.99
18
79
26.59
76.96
53.03%
1.20%
13
AD Mathews (SL)
2009-2020
180
156
40
4852
139*
41.82
83.46
3
34
27.53
81.73
51.91%
2.12%
14
JE Root (ENG)
2013-2020
138
130
19
5515
125
49.68
86.06
15
31
33.09
94.84
50.14%
-9.26%
15
MS Dhoni (INDIA)
2005-2019
310
267
74
9595
183*
49.71
87.11
7
68
33.17
85.91
49.86%
1.40%
16
CG Greenidge (WI)
1975-1991
127
126
12
5029
133*
44.11
64.79
10
31
29.52
71.17
49.42%
-8.96%
17
HM Amla (SA)
2008-2019
153
151
10
6616
154
46.92
87.79
20
34
32.38
88.29
44.90%
-0.57%
18
DL Haynes (WI)
1978-1994
235
234
27
8483
152*
40.98
62.94
17
55
28.47
70.23
43.94%
-10.38%
19
RG Sharma (INDIA)
2007-2020
197
191
27
8039
264
49.01
89.18
25
38
34.4
88.48
42.47%
0.79%
20
DA Warner (AUS)
2009-2020
118
117
3
4805
179
42.14
93.6
16
21
29.88
86.25
41.03%
8.52%
21
MEK Hussey (AUS)
2004-2012
162
141
38
4812
109*
46.71
86.56
2
35
33.19
82.86
40.74%
4.47%
22
JH Kallis (ICC/SA)
1996-2014
288
281
45
10071
139
42.67
71.89
15
74
30.91
78.95
39.53%
-8.75%
23
SPD Smith (AUS)
2010-2020
113
102
9
4127
164
44.37
88.73
11
23
32.09
90.08
38.27%
-1.50%
24
F du Plessis (SA)
2011-2019
122
117
16
4631
185
45.85
87.92
10
28
34.67
89.89
32.25%
-2.19%
25
MJ Clarke (AUS)
2003-2015
208
193
35
6865
130
43.44
79.08
6
50
33.52
84.31
29.59%
-6.20%
26
RT Ponting (AUS)
1995-2012
323
320
33
11843
164
41.26
80.37
26
72
32.47
80.83
27.07%
-0.57%
27
AJ Finch (AUS)
2013-2020
124
120
3
4844
153*
41.4
87.02
16
26
33.54
92.37
23.43%
-5.79%
28
Q de Kock (SA)
2013-2020
104
104
5
4334
178
43.77
94.5
14
19
35.53
89.97
23.19%
5.04%
29
ML Hayden (AUS)
1993-2008
136
133
10
5291
181*
43.01
78.01
10
30
36.34
82.66
18.35%
-5.63%
30
S Dhawan (INDIA)
2010-2020
122
119
7
4977
143
44.43
94.11
14
27
39.15
90.99
13.49%
3.43%
Here the % Avg and % SR indicate how better they did compared to their teammates. While Team's Avg and Team's SR are the Averages and Strike Rates of the Teammates in those matches. P.S A -ve value indicates that the Player was that much worse than their team's Avg or SR. Now the Same list Sorted by %SR
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
IVA Richards (WI)
1975-1991
185
166
24
6705
189*
47.21
90.14
11
45
28.86
65.9
63.58%
36.78%
2
AB de Villiers (SA)
2005-2018
191
184
35
8093
162*
54.31
99.75
20
46
31.3
83.57
73.51%
19.36%
3
SR Tendulkar (INDIA)
1989-2012
399
391
31
15495
200*
43.04
85.23
38
85
27.67
74.75
55.55%
14.02%
4
KP Pietersen (ENG/ICC)
2005-2013
118
111
13
4038
130
41.2
87.15
9
22
26.15
77.12
60.11%
13.19%
5
BC Lara
1990-2007
257
250
26
8970
169
40.04
77.5
16
55
24.38
69
64.23%
12.32%
6
DM Jones (AUS)
1984-1994
160
157
24
5935
145
44.62
72.56
7
44
26.33
66.81
69.46%
8.61%
7
DA Warner (AUS)
2009-2020
118
117
3
4805
179
42.14
93.6
16
21
29.88
86.25
41.03%
8.52%
8
Q de Kock (SA)
2013-2020
104
104
5
4334
178
43.77
94.5
14
19
35.53
89.97
23.19%
5.04%
9
V Kohli (INDIA)
2008-2020
225
219
33
10917
183
58.69
93.17
39
55
34.43
89.15
70.46%
4.51%
10
MEK Hussey (AUS)
2004-2012
162
141
38
4812
109*
46.71
86.56
2
35
33.19
82.86
40.74%
4.47%
11
S Dhawan (INDIA)
2010-2020
122
119
7
4977
143
44.43
94.11
14
27
39.15
90.99
13.49%
3.43%
12
AD Mathews (SL)
2009-2020
180
156
40
4852
139*
41.82
83.46
3
34
27.53
81.73
51.91%
2.12%
13
MS Dhoni (INDIA)
2005-2019
310
267
74
9595
183*
49.71
87.11
7
68
33.17
85.91
49.86%
1.40%
14
KC Sangakkara (ICC/SL)
2000-2015
333
316
29
11695
169
40.74
77.99
18
79
26.59
76.96
53.03%
1.20%
15
RG Sharma (INDIA)
2007-2020
197
191
27
8039
264
49.01
89.18
25
38
34.4
88.48
42.47%
0.79%
16
HM Amla (SA)
2008-2019
153
151
10
6616
154
46.92
87.79
20
34
32.38
88.29
44.90%
-0.57%
17
RT Ponting (AUS)
1995-2012
323
320
33
11843
164
41.26
80.37
26
72
32.47
80.83
27.07%
-0.57%
18
Javed Miandad (PAK)
1975-1996
223
212
40
7103
119*
41.29
66.76
8
47
25.12
67.15
64.37%
-0.58%
19
SPD Smith (AUS)
2010-2020
113
102
9
4127
164
44.37
88.73
11
23
32.09
90.08
38.27%
-1.50%
20
F du Plessis (SA)
2011-2019
122
117
16
4631
185
45.85
87.92
10
28
34.67
89.89
32.25%
-2.19%
21
MG Bevan (AUS)
1994-2004
203
174
58
6200
108*
53.44
73.56
6
40
30.46
77.59
75.44%
-5.18%
22
LRPL Taylor (NZ)
2006-2020
192
181
29
6860
181*
45.13
81.72
17
37
28.5
86.4
58.35%
-5.42%
23
ML Hayden (AUS)
1993-2008
136
133
10
5291
181*
43.01
78.01
10
30
36.34
82.66
18.35%
-5.63%
24
AJ Finch (AUS)
2013-2020
124
120
3
4844
153*
41.4
87.02
16
26
33.54
92.37
23.43%
-5.79%
25
MJ Clarke (AUS)
2003-2015
208
193
35
6865
130
43.44
79.08
6
50
33.52
84.31
29.59%
-6.20%
26
KS Williamson (NZ)
2010-2020
127
123
8
5189
148
45.12
81.58
11
33
28
87.1
61.14%
-6.34%
27
JH Kallis (ICC/SA)
1996-2014
288
281
45
10071
139
42.67
71.89
15
74
30.91
78.95
39.53%
-8.75%
28
CG Greenidge (WI)
1975-1991
127
126
12
5029
133*
44.11
64.79
10
31
29.52
71.17
49.42%
-8.96%
29
JE Root (ENG)
2013-2020
138
130
19
5515
125
49.68
86.06
15
31
33.09
94.84
50.14%
-9.26%
30
DL Haynes (WI)
1978-1994
235
234
27
8483
152*
40.98
62.94
17
55
28.47
70.23
43.94%
-10.38%
This Gives a clear picture of some players being a level above the others in terms of both Average and Strike Rate. However it's still not truly fair to look at this directly. Because the Average and Strike Rate Differential for openers is visibly less as compared to the Middle order batsmen. So a more accurate way of judging them would be sorting them by the Position they predominantly batted in. So I divided the list into No 1-2, No 3 and No 4-7. A happy coincidence that all the three lists have exactly 10 Batsmen each. No 1-2 sorted by %Avg
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
SR Tendulkar (INDIA)
1989-2012
399
391
31
15495
200*
43.04
85.23
38
85
27.67
74.75
55.55%
14.02%
2
CG Greenidge (WI)
1975-1991
127
126
12
5029
133*
44.11
64.79
10
31
29.52
71.17
49.42%
-8.96%
3
HM Amla (SA)
2008-2019
153
151
10
6616
154
46.92
87.79
20
34
32.38
88.29
44.90%
-0.57%
4
DL Haynes (WI)
1978-1994
235
234
27
8483
152*
40.98
62.94
17
55
28.47
70.23
43.94%
-10.38%
5
RG Sharma (INDIA)
2007-2020
197
191
27
8039
264
49.01
89.18
25
38
34.4
88.48
42.47%
0.79%
6
DA Warner (AUS)
2009-2020
118
117
3
4805
179
42.14
93.6
16
21
29.88
86.25
41.03%
8.52%
7
AJ Finch (AUS)
2013-2020
124
120
3
4844
153*
41.4
87.02
16
26
33.54
92.37
23.43%
-5.79%
8
Q de Kock (SA)
2013-2020
104
104
5
4334
178
43.77
94.5
14
19
35.53
89.97
23.19%
5.04%
9
ML Hayden (AUS)
1993-2008
136
133
10
5291
181*
43.01
78.01
10
30
36.34
82.66
18.35%
-5.63%
10
S Dhawan (INDIA)
2010-2020
122
119
7
4977
143
44.43
94.11
14
27
39.15
90.99
13.49%
3.43%
No 1-2 Sorted by %SR
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
SR Tendulkar (INDIA)
1989-2012
399
391
31
15495
200*
43.04
85.23
38
85
27.67
74.75
55.55%
14.02%
2
DA Warner (AUS)
2009-2020
118
117
3
4805
179
42.14
93.6
16
21
29.88
86.25
41.03%
8.52%
3
Q de Kock (SA)
2013-2020
104
104
5
4334
178
43.77
94.5
14
19
35.53
89.97
23.19%
5.04%
4
S Dhawan (INDIA)
2010-2020
122
119
7
4977
143
44.43
94.11
14
27
39.15
90.99
13.49%
3.43%
5
RG Sharma (INDIA)
2007-2020
197
191
27
8039
264
49.01
89.18
25
38
34.4
88.48
42.47%
0.79%
6
HM Amla (SA)
2008-2019
153
151
10
6616
154
46.92
87.79
20
34
32.38
88.29
44.90%
-0.57%
7
ML Hayden (AUS)
1993-2008
136
133
10
5291
181*
43.01
78.01
10
30
36.34
82.66
18.35%
-5.63%
8
AJ Finch (AUS)
2013-2020
124
120
3
4844
153*
41.4
87.02
16
26
33.54
92.37
23.43%
-5.79%
9
CG Greenidge (WI)
1975-1991
127
126
12
5029
133*
44.11
64.79
10
31
29.52
71.17
49.42%
-8.96%
10
DL Haynes (WI)
1978-1994
235
234
27
8483
152*
40.98
62.94
17
55
28.47
70.23
43.94%
-10.38%
No 3 Sorted by %Avg
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
V Kohli (INDIA)
2008-2020
225
219
33
10917
183
58.69
93.17
39
55
34.43
89.15
70.46%
4.51%
2
DM Jones (AUS)
1984-1994
160
157
24
5935
145
44.62
72.56
7
44
26.33
66.81
69.46%
8.61%
3
BC Lara
1990-2007
257
250
26
8970
169
40.04
77.5
16
55
24.38
69
64.23%
12.32%
4
KS Williamson (NZ)
2010-2020
127
123
8
5189
148
45.12
81.58
11
33
28
87.1
61.14%
-6.34%
5
KC Sangakkara (SL)
2000-2015
333
316
29
11695
169
40.74
77.99
18
79
26.59
76.96
53.03%
1.20%
6
JE Root (ENG)
2013-2020
138
130
19
5515
125
49.68
86.06
15
31
33.09
94.84
50.14%
-9.26%
7
JH Kallis (SA)
1996-2014
288
281
45
10071
139
42.67
71.89
15
74
30.91
78.95
39.53%
-8.75%
8
SPD Smith (AUS)
2010-2020
113
102
9
4127
164
44.37
88.73
11
23
32.09
90.08
38.27%
-1.50%
9
F du Plessis (SA)
2011-2019
122
117
16
4631
185
45.85
87.92
10
28
34.67
89.89
32.25%
-2.19%
10
RT Ponting (AUS)
1995-2012
323
320
33
11843
164
41.26
80.37
26
72
32.47
80.83
27.07%
-0.57%
No 3 Sorted by % SR
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
BC Lara
1990-2007
257
250
26
8970
169
40.04
77.5
16
55
24.38
69
64.23%
12.32%
2
DM Jones (AUS)
1984-1994
160
157
24
5935
145
44.62
72.56
7
44
26.33
66.81
69.46%
8.61%
3
V Kohli (INDIA)
2008-2020
225
219
33
10917
183
58.69
93.17
39
55
34.43
89.15
70.46%
4.51%
4
KC Sangakkara (SL)
2000-2015
333
316
29
11695
169
40.74
77.99
18
79
26.59
76.96
53.03%
1.20%
5
RT Ponting (AUS)
1995-2012
323
320
33
11843
164
41.26
80.37
26
72
32.47
80.83
27.07%
-0.57%
6
SPD Smith (AUS)
2010-2020
113
102
9
4127
164
44.37
88.73
11
23
32.09
90.08
38.27%
-1.50%
7
F du Plessis (SA)
2011-2019
122
117
16
4631
185
45.85
87.92
10
28
34.67
89.89
32.25%
-2.19%
8
KS Williamson (NZ)
2010-2020
127
123
8
5189
148
45.12
81.58
11
33
28
87.1
61.14%
-6.34%
9
JH Kallis (SA)
1996-2014
288
281
45
10071
139
42.67
71.89
15
74
30.91
78.95
39.53%
-8.75%
10
JE Root (ENG)
2013-2020
138
130
19
5515
125
49.68
86.06
15
31
33.09
94.84
50.14%
-9.26%
No 4-7 sorted by %Avg
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
MG Bevan (AUS)
1994-2004
203
174
58
6200
108*
53.44
73.56
6
40
30.46
77.59
75.44%
-5.18%
2
AB de Villiers (SA)
2005-2018
191
184
35
8093
162*
54.31
99.75
20
46
31.3
83.57
73.51%
19.36%
3
Javed Miandad (PAK)
1975-1996
223
212
40
7103
119*
41.29
66.76
8
47
25.12
67.15
64.37%
-0.58%
4
IVA Richards (WI)
1975-1991
185
166
24
6705
189*
47.21
90.14
11
45
28.86
65.9
63.58%
36.78%
5
KP Pietersen (ENG)
2005-2013
118
111
13
4038
130
41.2
87.15
9
22
26.15
77.12
60.11%
13.19%
6
LRPL Taylor (NZ)
2006-2020
192
181
29
6860
181*
45.13
81.72
17
37
28.5
86.4
58.35%
-5.42%
7
AD Mathews (SL)
2009-2020
180
156
40
4852
139*
41.82
83.46
3
34
27.53
81.73
51.91%
2.12%
8
MS Dhoni (INDIA)
2005-2019
310
267
74
9595
183*
49.71
87.11
7
68
33.17
85.91
49.86%
1.40%
9
MEK Hussey (AUS)
2004-2012
162
141
38
4812
109*
46.71
86.56
2
35
33.19
82.86
40.74%
4.47%
10
MJ Clarke (AUS)
2003-2015
208
193
35
6865
130
43.44
79.08
6
50
33.52
84.31
29.59%
-6.20%
No 4-7 Sorted by %SR
S.No
Player
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
SR
100
50
Team's Avg
Team's SR
% Avg
%SR
1
IVA Richards (WI)
1975-1991
185
166
24
6705
189*
47.21
90.14
11
45
28.86
65.9
63.58%
36.78%
2
AB de Villiers (SA)
2005-2018
191
184
35
8093
162*
54.31
99.75
20
46
31.3
83.57
73.51%
19.36%
3
KP Pietersen (ENG)
2005-2013
118
111
13
4038
130
41.2
87.15
9
22
26.15
77.12
60.11%
13.19%
4
MEK Hussey (AUS)
2004-2012
162
141
38
4812
109*
46.71
86.56
2
35
33.19
82.86
40.74%
4.47%
5
AD Mathews (SL)
2009-2020
180
156
40
4852
139*
41.82
83.46
3
34
27.53
81.73
51.91%
2.12%
6
MS Dhoni (INDIA)
2005-2019
310
267
74
9595
183*
49.71
87.11
7
68
33.17
85.91
49.86%
1.40%
7
Javed Miandad (PAK)
1975-1996
223
212
40
7103
119*
41.29
66.76
8
47
25.12
67.15
64.37%
-0.58%
8
MG Bevan (AUS)
1994-2004
203
174
58
6200
108*
53.44
73.56
6
40
30.46
77.59
75.44%
-5.18%
9
LRPL Taylor (NZ)
2006-2020
192
181
29
6860
181*
45.13
81.72
17
37
28.5
86.4
58.35%
-5.42%
10
MJ Clarke (AUS)
2003-2015
208
193
35
6865
130
43.44
79.08
6
50
33.52
84.31
29.59%
-6.20%
Talking about the Openers, They have a slightly less Average and Strike Rate differential as they have less notouts and generally take time to settle and therefore score at a lower Strike Rate than the Rest of the Team. But Sachin Tendulkar is just on another level. Considering the team he played in he had a considerably Better Average and Strike Rate as compared to his Teammates. David Warner is also underrated. He has been overshadowed because of Rohit Sharma and Hashim Amla but definitely a great opener. Gordon Greenidge and Desmond Haynes didn't really cared about scoring quick. Probably because they had a beast to follow them (More about him later), but were pretty consistent. Shikhar Dhawan and Quinton de Kock are the Modern Batsmen. They are showing the Trend that Openers are not conservative at the Top anymore and are sacrifising a little bit of consistency for quick scoring. A trend started by Jayasuriya, Sehwag and Gilchrist. Matthew Hayden is a weird one. He just played in too good a team to perform significantly better than them. N0 3 is the most vital position in the Team generally. They generally are the most significant scorers so a lesser Strike Rate Differential shouldn't be criticized that highly. That being said Brian Lara, Dean Jones and Virat Kohli scored fairly quickly with a great average differential too. Brian Lara and Dean Jones are pretty underrated as ODI Batsmen. Statistically speaking they did significantly better than their team mates. Kumar Sangakkara also had better Average and Strike Rate differentials than their teammates. Ricky Ponting despite having a phenomenal career doesn't has as impressive differentials as some other greats. He just had a damn great team. The clique about Jacques Kallis is true. He did score at a lesser rate but was fairly consistent, Joe Root probably plays in the ideal Batting Lineup. He has a set defined role of scoring runs without worrying about the Scoring Rate and he does that perfectly. Kane Williamson's team heavily depends on him for scoring runs and he does that very well. Du Plessis and Smith has decent numbers too. No 4-7 does nopt have a set defined rule and need to be adaptable according to team's need. Need to Build Partnerships some day, need to score quickly the other. Michael Bevan has the Best Average Differential. He was the OG Finisher and there's a reason why people rate him very highly. Sir Viv Richards has the best average Strike Rate differential and it's fucking filthy!!!. To put into context if he batted in today's English Lineup he would strike at 127!!!. He Really is the Goat. Ab de Villiers's is 2nd on both the Avg and SR Differentials. He has a better Avg Differential than Virat Kohli while having an unbelievable SR Differential. Ideal No 4-5 for any team. Kevin Pietersen is really underrated as a ODI Batsman. He has a phenomenal record compared to his teammates. Him being in all time XIs is not a bad proposition. Michael Clarke just like his teammates suffers from playing in a great team. Mike Hussey and MS Dhoni managed very impressive numbers despite playing in good batting lineups. Javed Miandad was also very consistent and scoring rate was also decent. Taylor and Mathews also have good numbers and they value Consistency over scoring quickly. These are my thoughts. You can share your views on what you found impressive or not about the comparison. At the end of the day it's only a statistical comparison. Also if anyone was wondering here is the player's performance in the World Cups(Restricted to vs Top 8 Teams only)
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Also Announces the main event Barbed Wire Match between RVD and Austin Aries 6:00 Segment 2: Abadon 1-0 DEFNia Jax 0-1 8:00 Main Event Segment 3:Rob Van Dam 1-0 DEF Austin Aries Barbed Wire Match 16:00
Evaluating ODI Batsmen Using Relative Strike Rates
Often any kind of discussion or comparison in sport automatically devolves into the "you can't compare different eras!" conclusion, which in limited overs cricket is probably even more prominent than elsewhere - the climate for a batsman today post-IPL, post-white ball swing, with huge bats and ramp shots and general pandemonium, would be impossible for a batsman in the 70s, 80s, or even the early part of this century to imagine. And the area where these differences are most highlighted is in strike rates, which simply put have risen exponentially. A cursory look at the stats will make you think all batsmen of the past were glorified Boycotts, nudging and prodding without any real flair or power. But that would be stupid. A possible workaround is instead of looking at the raw strike rates, to look at a batsman's strike rate in the context of their contemporaries. Doing that is easy - You take the batsman's strike rate, you take the overall strike rate over the course of this batsman's career, and you divide the first number by the second. A figure greater than 1 implies they scored more freely than "expected", while a figure less than 1 implies they scored more restrictively than expected. The further away from 1 the more remarkable the strike rate, either positively or negatively. For convenience and to make things a bit cleaner and slightly less nitpicky, I define a batsman's career as follows: 1 January "first year batting" - 31 December "final year batting" Furthermore, since the primary motivation of this is for comparisons in all time XIs and such, I've decided to break things up into 3 roles: Openers, 3-4, 5-7. The basis of these designations came from glancing at the overall strike rate trends per individual batting position, but I admit they're crude and maybe even arbitrary. I'll also only consider a batsman's stats in their primary role, eg Tendulkar played all over the place initially but played the best and most significant part of his career as an opener, so only those stats are counted when comparing openers. A batsman can still be considered in more than one role, but the numbers will be accurately divided. The strike rates are of course also calculated according to each role, which helpfully excludes useless tailender data and allows us to see how a batsman plays in relation to the general demands of their position. To filter more, only those who've scored at least 1000 runs in their role are looked at. To get an intuitive feel for a batsman's overall "effectiveness", I've taken a geometric mean of their batting average (A) and their relative strike rate (RS), ie sqrt(A*RS). Essentially with this metric, below 6 represents a fairly ineffective batsman, 6-7 a good to great batsman, 7-8 a world class batsman, and 8+ a truly special batsman. The batsmen I've done this for are a mix of the top run scorers, and people who for some reason I thought this would be interesting. Sorting is done in order of the relative strike rate, but not everyone is included so expect to see some big gaps. I've looked at more people in the openers category to show a broad range of numbers representing different eras, and because it's what I looked at first and I got lazier afterwards. Openers
Player
Runs
Average
Strike Rate
Era Strike Rate
Relative Strike Rate
Rating
Virender Sehwag
7518
36.49
104.72
77.42
1.3526
7.0255
Shahid Afridi
3543
24.6
101.66
75.46
1.3472
5.7568
Adam Gilchrist
9200
36.5
98.02
74.91
1.3085
6.9109
Brendon McCullum
3363
32.97
102.74
79.13
1.2984
6.5427
Jonny Bairstow
2214
51.48
109.06
85.94
1.269
8.0827
Sanath Jayasuriya
12740
34.61
92.48
74.62
1.2393
6.5493
Jason Roy
3381
42.79
107.4
86.73
1.2383
7.2793
Sachin Tendulkar
15310
48.29
88.05
75.41
1.1676
7.5089
Shane Watson
3882
45.13
91.68
78.78
1.1637
7.2471
Saeed Anwar
8156
39.98
79.93
69.74
1.1461
6.7692
Marcus Trescothick
4335
37.37
85.21
74.47
1.1442
6.5391
David Warner
4969
45.58
95.26
83.3
1.1436
7.2197
Quinton de Kock
4823
45.5
95.61
84.59
1.1303
7.1713
Shikhar Dhawan
5518
44.5
94.01
83.4
1.1272
7.0825
Romesh Kaluwitharana
2798
26.14
78.72
70.66
1.1141
5.3965
Chris Gayle
10179
39.45
88.02
79.58
1.1061
6.6056
Rohit Sharma
6977
58.14
92.28
83.68
1.1028
8.0072
Gordon Greenidge
4993
45.39
64.65
58.8
1.0995
7.0644
Herschelle Gibbs
6103
35.69
82.86
75.82
1.0929
6.2453
Tillakaratne Dilshan
7367
46.04
89.08
82.1
1.085
7.0678
Matthew Hayden
5892
44.3
78.7
73.22
1.0748
6.9004
Mark Waugh
5729
44.06
76.74
71.8
1.0688
6.8623
Hashim Amla
8083
49.89
88.65
83.12
1.0665
7.2945
Sunil Gavaskar
2651
35.34
61.5
58
1.0603
6.1215
Martin Guptill
6001
43.8
88.25
83.3
1.0594
6.812
Desmond Haynes
8648
41.37
63.09
59.61
1.0584
6.617
Aaron Finch
4539
40.89
89.52
84.59
1.0583
6.5782
Graeme Smith
6974
38.1
80.94
77.73
1.0413
6.2987
Gary Kirsten
6647
41.8
72.25
71.88
1.0051
6.4819
Sourav Ganguly
9146
41.57
73.59
74.45
0.9884
6.4101
Alastair Cook
3204
36.4
77.13
78.94
0.9771
5.9637
Shai Hope
1349
96.35
82.3
85.75
0.9598
9.6163
Tamim Iqbal
6892
35.52
77.74
82.42
0.9432
5.7882
Michael Atherton
1572
38.34
59.68
67.28
0.887
5.8317
Roshan Mahanama
3283
30.97
57.47
66.14
0.8689
5.1875
Conclusions:
To no real surprise, players 'ahead of their time' are Sehwag, Afridi, Gilchrist, McCullum, Jayasuriya.
Aaron Finch is far, far less impressive than I thought he was. Both in terms of scoring rate and size, so many of his peers totally eclipse him: Bairstow, Roy, Watson, Warner, de Kock, Amla, Rohit, Dhawan, Guptill, Dilshan... And the same goes for players before his time, Desmond Haynes for instance.
Bairstow may have sacrificed his test technique, but he didn't just do it to become a good or even a great white ball player, he did to become possibly the best one day opener we've ever seen. And no you're not clever for saying Trescothick would actually walk into this England team.
Tendulkar stands out as the model of longevity, consistent scoring, and fluent scoring.
Shane Watson probably doesn't get enough credit, and is arguably the best one day opener Australia have had.
Swashbuckling Ganguly is somewhat of a myth, he actually scores at a slower rate than his peers. Similarly stodgy Gavaskar is also somewhat of a myth, he actually scores at a faster rate than his peers, by a decent distance too.
Gary Kirsten was the player most in line with the scoring trends of his era.
Among 'older' players, Gordon Greenidge is certainly the standout.
Mahanama worst ODI opener to have played this much?
3-4
Player
Runs
Average
Strike Rate
Era Strike Rate
Relative Strike Rate
Rating
Viv Richards
5791
52.17
91.19
68.94
1.3227
8.3071
AB de Villiers
6457
53.8
100.98
78.19
1.2915
8.3355
Eoin Morgan
3780
45.54
94.42
78.9
1.1967
7.3823
Virat Kohli
11260
62.2
93.8
80
1.1725
8.5399
Aravinda de Silva
7801
36.45
81.62
70.12
1.164
6.5137
Brian Lara
6962
40.47
81.69
71.54
1.1419
6.7979
Kevin Pietersen
3131
35.57
83.78
75.92
1.1035
6.2652
Ricky Ponting
13308
42.51
80.49
73.29
1.0982
6.8327
Faf du Plessis
4761
52.9
88.44
81.67
1.0829
7.5687
Steve Smith
3384
47.66
85.88
80.91
1.0614
7.1125
Kumar Sangakkara
12234
44
79.97
75.86
1.0542
6.8106
Joe Root
5633
50.29
86.52
82.16
1.0531
7.2773
Ross Taylor
8213
48.59
82.79
78.9
1.0493
7.1404
Babar Azam
3271
54.51
87.01
83.07
1.0474
7.5562
Mahela Jayawardene
8325
34.97
77.98
74.88
1.0414
6.0347
Kane Williamson
5601
48.7
81.5
80.21
1.0161
7.0344
Jonathan Trott
2611
49.26
77.77
76.64
1.0147
7.0701
Allan Border
3781
31.77
69.5
68.67
1.0121
5.6704
Jacques Kallis
10484
45.78
73.35
73.97
0.9916
6.7377
Michael Clarke
5073
45.29
75.42
76.84
0.9815
6.6673
Younis Khan
4871
31.22
73.34
75.43
0.9723
5.5095
Rahul Dravid
7301
37.63
70.18
73.18
0.959
6.0073
Sanjay Manjrekar
1165
34.26
61.25
69.55
0.8807
5.4929
Conclusions:
Before doing this, I expected AB, Viv, and Kohli to come out most impressively, and that's pretty much exactly what's happened. Viv's numbers are just astounding, the way he scored so much more prolifically and so much more freely than his peers borders on incomprehensible.
I'm realising I've really romanticised Jayawardene as a one day player in my head, despite his numbers being really unremarkable. Might not even qualify for an all time Sri Lanka ODI team.
Kallis looks like the most 'of his time' player as far as scoring rate is concerned.
I've got my issues with Faf as a test player, but we shouldn't forget just how incredible he is in white ball cricket, the numbers make him one of the absolute best ODI batsman of all time. Eoin Morgan similarly seems to get pigeonholed as some kind of specialist captain recently, but his batting is up there amongst the greats.
5-7
Player
Runs
Average
Strike Rate
Era Strike Rate
Relative Strike Rate
Rating
Shahid Afridi
3141
23.26
129.63
78.23
1.657
6.2083
Glenn Maxwell
2443
33.01
118.07
87.05
1.3563
6.6913
Jos Buttler
3396
39.95
116.26
87.05
1.3356
7.3045
AB de Villiers
2075
79.8
109.15
82.6
1.3214
10.2689
Lance Klusener
1068
35.6
94.42
73.43
1.2859
6.7658
Andrew Symonds
4315
40.7
92.83
76.47
1.2139
7.029
Jonty Rhodes
4744
35.66
82.26
72.94
1.1278
6.3416
Michael Hussey
4211
47.31
88.95
79.43
1.1199
7.2788
Suresh Raina
4355
34.56
92.43
82.57
1.1194
6.2199
Ben Stokes
2400
43.63
95.16
86.35
1.102
6.934
Yuvraj Singh
4870
38.34
86.73
80.31
1.0799
6.4347
Steve Waugh
5797
34.3
77.39
73.37
1.0548
6.0149
Michael Bevan
4510
51.25
77.3
73.4
1.0531
7.3466
Arjuna Ranatunga
6041
35.12
76.88
73.02
1.0529
6.0808
MS Dhoni
8273
48.09
85.73
82.75
1.036
7.0585
Angelo Mathews
5367
42.25
83.33
84.2
0.9897
6.4663
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
2845
40.64
73.4
76.08
0.9648
6.2617
Conclusions:
Afridi stands out here with by far the highest relative strike rate of any player in any role. Maybe if he were a few years younger, and subsequently his pretend age also a few years younger, while also not being as much of a prick, he could have been a more appreciated cricketer.
For current players, no surprise to see Buttler and Maxwell so high.
Not a huge sample size, but AB's numbers here are insane.
Andrew Symonds was too good a cricketer in all formats to have faded out the way he did.
So with that in mind, and also using some personal judgement, here's my rough attempt at an all time ODI top 7, not considering bowling and the balance of the side: Jonny Bairstow (Tendulkar if you have a sample size issue) Rohit Sharma Virat Kohli Viv Richards AB de Villiers Jos Buttler (wk) Michael Bevan (Ben Stokes/Andrew Symonds if you want a more enthusiastic allrounder) Problems:
The central assumption of relative strike rate is that scoring faster is desirable for all batsmen of all eras, which is a simplistic way of looking at things. With ODI sides for a long time just being copies of test sides, there wasn't necessarily that onus to play more aggressively, it's an issue of capability but also an issue of intention. So even with this adjustment older players are disadvantaged.
I've also not made any adjustments to averages over time, I've assumed that any batsman goes out with the intention of scoring as much as possible. However as we all know team scores have risen and so obviously individual scores have risen, batsmen now score more than their predecessors. So perhaps an adjustment is needed there.
The geometric mean method is very basic, unsophisticated. It's good for basic intuition, but still I think it's heavily biased towards bigger averages, so it depends in part on how each of us value one day batsmen. Would you rather have a Shai Hope or a Virender Sehwag? A Chanderpaul or a Maxwell?
My system also disadvantages players who are systematically promoted up the order in certain match situations, which is quite a frequent occurrence these days. Jos Buttler for instance has some of his best, most destructive numbers when playing in the top 4, yet those aren't counted.
The usual "big game" issue - none of this tells us about performances in world cup knockouts, home and away, against the biggest rivals, in front of the biggest crowds...
The ODI landscape has changed a lot through time, does the emergence of associate and other weaker nations distort things? Or is a hungry Afghanistan side in 2019 a bigger challenge than a bored test leftover England side in 1980? And not necessarily just when these weaker teams are opponents, more in how their results against each other would impact the era strike rates.
As I said before the 1-2/3-4/5-7 designations are far from perfect. In fact looking at the numbers, I found that while openers, 3-4, and 6-7 can be pretty much grouped together at least in the modern era, 5 stands out. But talking about a specialist number 5 still feels very odd to me, and I thought grouping it made more sense.
Another unaccounted for issue is the strength of a batsman's team. For instance it's easy to look at Tamim Iqbal's numbers and call him a poor opener, but he's required to put a higher price on his wicket than say Jason Roy is.
Players with stop-start career paths are given an unfair advantage. For instance someone who plays a random one off ODI in 2005 as a teenager, but then returns to play consistently from 2015-2020 will have their career calculated as 2005-2020 instead of 2015-2020, which will artificially inflate their relative strike rate.
I am English and I think it's sad how Steve Smith will be remembered for the sandpaper incident and not his incredible batting and commitment. His innings of 144 today was one of greatest innings I have seen in the last few years. His unorthodox style may be frowned upon by some coaches but you can't deny his technique is effective. Watching him get to 30 runs today you could tell he was getting a century, he was so comfortable at the crease. I will remind you that Smith also has the second highest ICC test batting rating ever. Second to Don Bradman. Meaning he, at some point, was more impactful than the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Jacques Kallis, Brian Lara, Ricky Pointing and Alastair Cook. The list goes on
IPL is the richest and biggest cricket league in whole wide world, it has become a well-established brand after more than a decade long journey since its inception in 2008, the powers that be have done everything they could to promote and further increase the popularity of their golden goose but quite bafflingly during all that time there's not been a single video game based upon it. Video games are an integral part of today's pop culture & home entertainment. Almost all the popular sports leagues (MLB, NHL, NBA, NFL etc) have their annual title releases, it is surprising that a $6.7 billion league hasn't even thought of tapping into that territory yet. Yes the cricket gaming community isn't as big and piracy is a big issue but the success of Don Bradman/Ashes games has shown a significant surge, the landscape is much different than it was a decade ago. Regarding the piracy, it has always been an issue which has plagued the gaming scene ever since day one. The restrictions like lack of updates and online gameplay in pirated versions combined with more people owning gaming consoles in subcontinent along with services like Steam starting out there has had a positive effect on the business of games. Besides, you never know unless you test the waters and it's high time for that. A wealthy brand like IPL can easily afford to do that with just a minuscule part of their vast financial resources, it would be like using a grain of salt out of a whole ocean full of it. Cricket world has changed a lot, the influx of money in it due to commercial elements and a large viewerbase is an auspicious omen to go ahead with this venture, if it's a failure there won't be much to lose but if it's a success, it'll do wonders for the IPL and the game of cricket itself as games are considered a fantastic medium to bring new fans to the sport. By not benefitting from this lucrative investment opportunity, it is costing the league organizers more than it'll if they decide to invest. Who should make it? EA used to make cricket games in past and their last game Cricket 07 is still popular among masses, however they've gained a reputation of being a company with never-ending greed, so other than the disapproval of fans, it's highly unlikely they would get onboard unless mountains of cash are promised, so they are not an option. EA's ouster leaves us with Codemasters and BigAnt Studios, the only two other developers/publishers with cricket gaming experience. Codemasters have the honour of making the most beloved cricket game ever (Brian Lara/Shane Warne Cricket 99), which has a very special place in hearts of cricket lovers and the successful later entries in the series. While BigAnt Studios pride themselves on their gloabbly acclaimed games Don Bradman 14 & 17/Ashes/Cricket 19. While BigAnt Studios' efforts are definitely worth commendation as they've done a spectacular job but they are a small studio with limited resources, which is noticeable in their developed projects, their cricket gaming experience (6 years) in comparison with Codemasters' (15 years) is also lacking. It would be unwise to give them an assignment of the scale with which only a studio as big and experienced like Codemasters can do justice. Codemasters are also a subsidiary of Reliance Entertainment Pvt Ltd, India (owned by Mumbai Indians' owners) which makes this a perfect match. During their gaming days, Codemasters were known for being innovative and always way ahead of their time, from the revolutionary action cam to usage of hawkeye, official bats, balls and kitbags to online gaming, changes in pitch as the play progress and realistic broadcast style gameplay, they were the first ones to incorporate advanced elements in their titles and to think out of the box. There is no better contender at the moment to develop and publish an IPL game other than Codemasters. An IPL video game for PC and consoles has to be made as beside being the utmost desire of fans, it is an opportunity too valuable to let slip away.
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"HTML5 and CSS3by Illustrated Complete" by Sasha Vodnik
Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values by Phillip Peterson; Andrew Johnson
A Guide Book of United States Coins 2020 by R.S. Yeoman
Cherrypickers' Guide to Rare Die Varieties of United States Coins by Bill Fivaz
Cherrypickers' Guide to Rare Die Varieties of United States Coins by Bill Fivaz
Antique Trader Bottles by Michael Polak
Collecting Case Knives by Steve Pfeiffer
Antique Trader Tools Price Guide by Clarence Blanchard
The Complete Guide to Gunsmithing by Charles Edward Chapel
"How To Deal In Antiques by 5th Edition" by Fiona Shoop
"Shooter's Bible Guide to Firearms Assembly by Disassembly by and Cleaning" by Robert A. Sadowski
ART/WORK by Heather Darcy Bhandari; Jonathan Melber
"The Routledge Companion to Automobile Heritage by Culture by and Preservation" by Barry L. Stiefel
Strike It Rich with Pocket Change by Ken Potter; Brian Allen
Picker's Pocket Guide to Bottles by Michael Polak
Gunsmithing Modern Firearms by Bryce M. Towsley
Furniture in the Tudor Gothic Period - The Age of the Carpenter by Anon
Watch Repairing as a Hobby by D. W. Fletcher
Furniture Style from Baroque to Rococo - The 18th Century in European Furniture Design by Peter Philp
Gems & Jewelry Appraising (3rd Edition) by "Anna M. Miller by G.G. by RMV"
Gunsmithing Modern Firearms by Bryce M. Towsley
Strike It Rich with Pocket Change by Ken Potter; Brian Allen
Gunsmithing Pistols & Revolvers by Patrick Sweeney
"A Guide Book of Mercury Dimes by Standing Liberty Quarters by and Liberty Walking Half Dollars" by Q. David Bowers
"Old Knives by Xx by and More" by Tom McCandless
101 Wines to try before you die by Margaret Rand
100 Years of Who's Who in Baseball by Douglas B. Lyons; Who's Who In Baseball
Survey of Historic Costume by Phyllis G. Tortora; Sara B. Marcketti
Conservation of Plastics by Yvonne Shashoua
Luckey's Collecting Antique Bird Decoys by Carl Luckey
A Beginner's Guide to the Mechanics of Wrist and Pocket Watches - Including the History of Their Development and Some Famous Watch Makers by Anon
"Sears by Roebuck Home Builder's Catalog" by "Sears by Roebuck and Co."
A Dictionary of Costume and Fashion by Mary Brooks Picken
Keep Your Wrist Watch Clean and Ticking - A Guide to Wrist Watch Cleaning and Care by Anon
Furniture Style from Baroque to Rococo - The 18th Century in European Furniture Design by Peter Philp
Watch Repairing as a Hobby by D. W. Fletcher
Doctor Wore Petticoats by Chris Enss
Vintage Christmas Ceramic Collectibles by Walter Dworkin
"The Ultimate Guide to Vintage Star Wars Action Figures by 1977-1985" by Mark Bellomo
Furniture in the Tudor Gothic Period - The Age of the Carpenter by Anon
"The Ultimate Guide to Vintage Star Wars Action Figures by 1977-1985" by Mark Bellomo
The Old Outboard Book by "Hunn by Peter"
Book Row by Marvin Mondlin; Roy Meador
The RVer's Bible (Revised and Updated) by Kim Baker; Sunny Baker
Instinctive Shooting by Buz Fawcett
Sea Glass Crafts by Rebecca Ruger-Wightman
Gig Posters Volume 2 by Clay Hayes
Presidential Campaign Posters by The Library Of Congress
Modern Shotgunning by Dave Henderson
Shooting Times Guide to Accuracy by Editors of Shooting Times
Winchester Shotguns by Dennis Adler
Do Not Sell At Any Price by Amanda Petrusich
"Shooter's Bible by 111th Edition" by Jay Cassell
The Whitetail Hunter's Almanac by John Weiss
Shooter's Bible Guide to Handloading by Wayne van Zwoll
A Prepper's Guide to Rifles by Robert K. Campbell
Art Collecting Today by Doug Woodham
Ultimate LEGO Star Wars by Andrew Becraft; Chris Malloy
The Wine Snob's Dictionary by David Kamp; David Lynch
Spiffy Kitchen Collectibles by Brian Alexander
Warman's Arts & Crafts Furniture Price Guide by Mark Moran; Mark Moran
Best of Barbie by Sharon Korbeck
Encyclopedia of Pepsi-Cola Collectibles by Stoddard
From the Oven to the Table by Diana Henry
Jaguar by Zef Enault; Nicolas Heidet
"Let's Go Camping! From cabins to caravans by crochet your own camping Scenes" by Kate Bruning
Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine 2020 by Hugh Johnson
Napoleon's Mercenaries by Guy Dempsey
The Billionaire's Vinegar by Benjamin Wallace
Postcards by Jason Rodriguez
Books by Larry McMurtry
Toast & Marmalade by Emma Bridgewater
The Truth About Firearms and Concealed Carry by Daniel R. Engel DE
Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book 2019 by Hugh Johnson
The 34-Ton Bat by Steve Rushin
Andrea Immer's Wine Buying Guide for Everyone by Andrea Immer
Christmas Days by Derek McCormack
Goodman's British Planemakers by Jane Rees
Gunsmithing - Rifles by Patrick Sweeney
Tactical Gun Digest by Corey Graff
Mauser Military Rifles of the World by Robert W. D. Ball
Gun Digest Book of Exploded Gun Drawings by Dan Shideler
Antique Trader Salt And Pepper Shaker Price Guide by Mark F. Moran
Antique Trader Collectible Cookbooks Price Guide by Patricia Eddie Edwards; Peter Peckham
The Cartiers by Francesca Cartier Brickell
Warman's U.S. Coin Collecting by Alan Herbert
Antique Trader Book Collector's Price Guide by Richard Russell
Coin of the Year by Donald Scarinci
Warman's World War II Collectibles by Michael E. Haskew
Warman's Bottles Field Guide by Michael Polak
The Ultimate Guide to G.I. Joe 1982-1994 by Mark Bellomo
Standard Catalog of Chevelle 1964-1987 by John Gunnell
Art Glass Identification & Price Guide by "John Shuman by III"
American & British 410 Shotguns by Ronald Gabriel
Action Movie Freak by Katrina Hill
Watches by Dean Judy
Winchester Pocket Guide by Ned Schwing
Confederate States Paper Money by George S. Cuhaj
Summer at Tiffany by Marjorie Hart
"Adventure (July by 1916)" by J. Allan Dunn
Great Hunting Rifles by Terry Wieland
Warman's U.S. Stamps Field Guide by Maurice D. Wozniak
Picker's Pocket Guide - Comic Books by David Tosh
Encyclopedia of Antique American Clocks by C.H. Wendel
Warman's U.S. Coins & Currency Field Guide by Arlyn Sieber
Miller's Arts & Crafts by Judith Miller
Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles - 2nd Edition by David Doyle
Gun Digest Browning Semi-Auto 22 Assembly/Disassembly Instructions by Kevin Muramatsu
Old Fishing Lures & Tackle by Carl F. Luckey
Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values by Richard Allen Mann; Jerry Lee
Hot Wheels Variations by Michael Zarnock
50 Famous Firearms You've Got to Own by Rick Hacker
Antique Trader Bottles Identification and Price Guide by Michael Polak
Just 30s by Angelo Van Boggart
Fantastic Finds by Eric Bradley
The Ultimate Guide to G.I. Joe 1982-1994 by Mark Bellomo
Warman's Tools Field Guide by Clarence Blanchard
"Collecting Rocks by Gems and Minerals" by Patti Polk
Hunting Rutting Bucks by John Trout
Canadian Coin Digest by George S. Cuhaj
Warman's Modernism Furniture and Acessories by Noah Fleisher
Warman's Lalique by Mark Moran
Duesenberg by Dennis Adler
Vintage Wristwatches by Reyne Haines
Warman's Jewelry by Kathy Flood
Snus! by Mats Jonson
Shuffle and Deal by Tara Gallagher
The Pocket Guide to Bowhunting Whitetail Deer by Monte Burch
The Pocket Guide to Spring and Fall Turkey Hunting by Monte Burch
Out-of-Style by Betty Kreisel Shubert
All the Best Rubbish by Ivor Noel Hume
Failproof Tactics for Whitetail Bowhunting by Bob McNally
Gun Trader's Guide to Collectible Knives by Mike Robuck
Hunt Club Management Guide by J. Wayne Fears
Moose Hunting by Dave Kelso
Forgotten Tales and Vanished Trails by Theodore Roosevelt
Sons of Guns by Will Hayden
Auto Biography by Earl Swift
The Illustrated History of Guns by Chuck Wills
50 Guns That Changed the World by Robert A. Sadowski
Female and Armed by Lynne Finch
Brick Shakespeare by John McCann; Monica Sweeney; Becky Thomas
T-34: The Red Army's Legendary Medium Tank by Anthony Tucker-Jones
The Orvis Guide to Beginning Wingshooting by Tom Deck
Shooter's Bible Guide to Home Defense by Roger Eckstine
Brick Shakespeare by John McCann; Monica Sweeney; Becky Thomas
A Million Little Bricks by Sarah Herman
"The Pocket Guide to Field Dressing by Butchering by and Cooking Deer" by Monte Burch; Joan Burch
The Ultimate Guide to Home Butchering by Monte Burch
250 Amazing Hunting Tips by Lamar Underwood; Nate Matthews
The Ultimate Guide to Knife Throwing by Bobby Branton
Collecting and Care of Fine Art by Carl David
Percussion Revolvers by Mike Cumpston; Johnny Bates
Tank Battles of World War I by Bryan Cooper
Antique Trader Antiques & Collectibles 2012 Price Guide by Eric Bradley
Afield by Robert DeMott
"Gun Trader's Guide by Thirty-Seventh Edition" by Robert A. Sadowski
The Practical Guide to Man-Powered Weapons and Ammunition by Richard Middleton
The Crack Shot by Edward C. Barber
The Identification of Firearms by Jack Disbrow Gunther; Charles O. Gunther
Good Hunting by Theodore Roosevelt
Emily Gets Her Gun by Emily Miller
The Ultimate Guide to Waterfowl Hunting by Tom Airhart; Eddie Kent; Kent Raymer
The Law (in Plain English) for Collectors by Leonard D. DuBoff; Sarah J. Tugman
Game of Thrones: In Memoriam by N/A
"The Insider's Guide to U.S. Coin Values by 20th Edition" by Scott A. Travers
"A Catalogue of Books by Manuscripts by Specimens of Clocks by Watches and Watchwork by Paintings by Prints in the Library and Museum of Worshipful Company of Clockmakers" by Anon
Encyclopedia of the Exquisite by Jessica Kerwin Jenkins
Shoot to Win by Chris Cheng
Infantry Small Arms of the 21st Century by Leigh Neville
American Rifle by Alexander Rose
Deja Dead by Kathy Reichs
Faberge's Eggs by Toby Faber
Varmint Rifles and Cartridges by Charles T. Richards
100 American Flags by Kit Hinrichs
The Hunter's Haunch by Paula Young Lee
Shoot to Win by Chris Cheng
Brick Greek Myths by Amanda Brack; Monica Sweeney; Becky Thomas
Tell Me Who I Am: The Story Behind the Netflix Documentary by Alex And Marcus Lewis; Joanna Hodgkin
"Shooter's Bible by 104th Edition" by Jay Cassell
Whitetail Savvy by Leonard Lee Rue
Bowhunting Tactics That Deliver Trophies by Steve Bartylla
Smithsonian Civil War by Smithsonian Institution
Shooter's Bible Guide to Tactical Firearms by Robert A. Sadowski
"1911: The First 100 Years by 2nd Edition" by Patrick Sweeney
Secrets of the Sommeliers by Rajat Parr; Jordan Mackay
The Watchmakers's and jeweler's Hand-Book by C. Hopkins
"The Official eBay Guide to Buying by Selling by and Collecting Just About Anything" by Laura Fisher Kaiser; Michael Kaiser
"The Ultimate Guide to Deer Hunting Skills by Tactics by and Techniques" by Jay Cassell
Anatomy Book: Body Parts Edition by Speedy Publishing
Dolls of the Tusayan Indians by J. Walter Fewkes
The Brick Bible Presents Brick Exodus by Brendan Powell Smith
Scouts in Bondage by Michael Bell
An Introduction to Firearms by James Morgan Ayres
Brick Flicks by Sarah Herman
Near Misses by Dominic Bulone Jr.
Rx for Deer Hunting Success by Peter J. Fiduccia
Bowhunting Tactics That Deliver Trophies by Steve Bartylla
Moby-Duck by Donovan Hohn
Shooter's Bible Guide to Cartridges by Todd Woodard
“Our Stars … Day by Day in Their Ways†by Thomas Fritz
Challenger 1 by Robert Griffin
Wildfowl Magazine's Duck Hunting by Skip Knowles
The Metal Detecting Bible by Brandon Neice
Tell Me Who I Am: The Story Behind the Netflix Documentary by Alex And Marcus Lewis; Joanna Hodgkin
Doll Couture by Marsha Greenberg
Ava Gardner by Kendra Bean; Anthony Uzarowski
Telling Tales by Melissa Katsoulis
The Gunsmith's Manual by J. P. Stelle; William B. Harrison
The Man Who Loved Books Too Much by Allison Hoover Bartlett
Game Worn by Stephen Wong; Dave Grob
The Whitetail Hunter's Almanac by John Weiss
Smithsonian Civil War by Smithsonian Institution
A Kid's Guide to Collecting Coins by Arlyn G. Sieber
Antique Trader Answers to Questions About Antiques & Collectibles by Kyle Husfloen
Antiques 101 by "Frank Farmer Loomis by IV"
Shooter's Bible Guide to Tactical Firearms by Robert A. Sadowski
"1911: The First 100 Years by 2nd Edition" by Patrick Sweeney
Shooter's Bible Guide to Whitetail Strategies by Peter J. Fiduccia
Caring for Your Cherished Possessions by Mary K. Levenstein; Cordelia Frances Biddle
"The Official Blackbook Price Guide to United States Coins 2013 by 51st Edition" by "Thomas E. Hudgeons by Jr."
At the Tomb of the Inflatable Pig by John Gimlette
Complete Guide to 3-Gun Competition by Chad Adams
Shooter's Bible Guide to Planting Food Plots by Peter J. Fiduccia
The Indian Righteousness by Amulya K. Mohanty
Goldmine's Essential Guide to Record Collecting by Dave Thompson
Gun Trader's Guide Thirty-Sixth Edition by Robert A. Sadowski
The Pointer and His Predecessors by William Arkwright
Advanced Gunsmithing by W. F. Vickery
The Peacemaker and Its Rivals by John E. Parsons
The Brick Bible Presents Brick Genesis by Brendan Powell Smith
KNIVES 2020 by Joe Kertzman
Sporting Firearms of Today in Use by Paul A. Curtis
The Brick Bible: The New Testament by Brendan Powell Smith
Wildfowl Magazine's Duck Hunting by Skip Knowles
The Centurion Tank by Brian Delf
Upland Autumn by William G. Tapply
Doll Couture by Marsha Greenberg
The Book of Mini by Kate Esme Unver
Guns & Ammo Guide to Sniping by N/A
Rifle Marksmanship by "Army by Department of the"
RifleShooter Magazine's Guide to Big-Game Hunting by Editors of RifleShooter
A Practical Guide to Costume Mounting by Lara Flecker
Complete Bordeaux by Stephen Brook
The Art of Roy Cross by Roy Cross
I Had a Dog and a Cat - Pictures Drawn by Josef and Karel Capek by Karel Capek
1918: The German Offensives by John Sheen
A Complete Guide to the History and Manufacture of Grandfather Clocks by Anon
Golden Age of Chinese Art by Hugh Scott
The Ironclads of Cambrai by Bryan Cooper
Samurai Swordsman by Stephen Turnbull
Check Points on How to Buy Oriental Rugs by Charles Jacobsen
Malaysian Batik by Noor Azlina Yunus
Textiles of Southeast Asia by Robyn Maxwell
Photography in Japan 1853-1912 by Terry Bennett
Collecting Autographs by Susan Brewer
Things Korean by O-Young Lee
Trades and Crafts of Old Japan by Eric A. Kaemmerer
Whitman Encyclopedia of Obsolete Paper Money by Q. David Bowers
A Guide Book of United States Paper Money by Arthur L. Friedberg
A Guide Book of United States Type Coins by Q. David Bowers
"The Official Red Book: A Guide Book of United States Coins by Professional Edition" by R.S. Yeoman
Clockmaking - Past And Present by G. F. C. Gordon
The Expert's Guide to Collecting & Investing in Rare Coins by Q. David Bowers
100 Greatest US Modern Coins by Scott Schechter
100 Greatest U.S. Coins by Jeff Garrett
"The Federal Style in American Antique Furniture - A Pictorial Guide to the Federal Style of Hepplewhite by Shearer and the Early Work of Sheraton" by Edward Stratton Holloway
The Tools and Materials of the Watchmaker - A Guide to the Amateur Watchmaker's Toolkit - Including How to make your own Tools by Anon
American Silver Eagles by John M. Mercanti
A Guide Book of U.S. Currency by Kenneth Bressett
"The Official Red Book: A Guide Book of United States Coins by Professional Edition" by R.S. Yeoman
United States Gold Counterfeit Detection Guide by Bill Favaz
United States Currency by Kenneth Bressett
A Guide Book of Morgan Silver Dollars by Q. David Bowers
A Guide Book of Peace Dollars by Roger W. Burdette
A Guide Book of United States Coins 2013 by R. S. Yeoman
A Guide Book of Washington and State Quarter Dollars by Q. David Bowers
Minecraft: Minecraft Pocket Edition In a Nutshell Guide by Jason Scotts
Ray Eye's Turkey Hunting Bible by Ray Eye
Brick Dracula and Frankenstein by Amanda Brack; Monica Sweeney; Becky Thomas
Historical Costumes of England - From the Eleventh to the Twentieth Century by N. Bradfield
Fashions and Costumes from Godey's Lady's Book by Stella Blum
The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director by Thomas Chippendale
American Victorian Costume in Early Photographs by Priscilla Harris Dalrymple
The Long Island Rail Road in Early Photographs by Ron Ziel
Tudor Costume and Fashion by Herbert Norris
The Tools that Built America by Alex W. Bealer
"Shoes by Hats and Fashion Accessories" by Carol Belanger Grafton
Accessories of Dress by Katherine Lester
French Fashion Illustrations of the Twenties by Carol Belanger Grafton
A Pictorial Encyclopedia of Decorative Ironwork by Otto Hoever
Historic English Costumes and How to Make Them by Talbot Hughes
Everyday Fashions of the Thirties As Pictured in Sears Catalogs by Stella Blum
Windsor Chairs by Wallace Nutting
Carson City Morgan Dollars by Adam Crum
Art Deco Ornamental Ironwork by Henri Martinie
Masterpieces of Eighteenth-Century French Ironwork by F. Contet
Everyday Fashions of the Forties As Pictured in Sears Catalogs by JoAnne Olian 1.
Lara had difficulty batting against me: Hafeez. Speaking to a local Pakistani news channel, Hafeez went back in time to reminisce about the limited success he enjoyed while bowling to the Windies southpaw. Lara was on top of Hafeez's list when the veteran all-rounder opened up on dismissing his favourite batsman. If Hooper didn't run him out, Lara would still be batting today!” Brian Charles Lara: The Prince of Cricket More News. Firstpost IPL 2021: List of all retained, released players by eight teams and remaining purse. about 15 minutes ago. PTI 5 Team India members land in Mumbai, advised home quarantine Read about Brian Lara's career details on Cricbuzz.com All Live Now Today. INTERNATIONAL. India v England, 2021. Lara, who opened the batting, rattled 333 at a breezy rate. Lara spent 474 minutes at the batting crease, played 417 balls, hitting 62 fours and 10 sixes, en route the feat which stands tall till today, justifying the greatness of a batting legend. The highlight was a flurry of 28 runs off one Robin Peterson over, which read 4, 6, 6, 4, 4, 4. The hosts won by 189 runs, but not for lack of effort from the West Indies skipper. "Today you saw a different Brian Lara," he said. "From what I learnt from Jimmy (Adams) and Carl (Hooper) I have become a more determined player and a better captain." West Indies batting great Brian Lara is impressed with Rishabh Pant's much-improved off-side play, which he believes will add dimension to his game making him an a much well-rounded batsman. Brian Lara One of the all-time greats of the world game, Brian Charles Lara came into the West Indies team in 1990, batting at number four behind a top order of Gordon Greenidge, Desmond Haynes and Richie Richardson. Brian Lara celebrating the milestone (File Photo) On April 12, 2004, Brian Charles Lara became the first batsman in the history of Test cricket to score a quadruple century at St. John cricket ground in Antigua against Michael Vaughan’s England.Lara achieved the milestone on Day 3 of the Test in the first session with a single towards fine leg, reaching the milestone from 582 deliveries. Brian Lara scored 11,953 runs in his 131 Test matches at an average of 52.88 During the remainder of the first day, Lara took West Indies to 274-3, advancing his score to 164. Brian Lara to West Indies batsmen: 'Protect your stumps, be smart' (Jul 8, 2020) Drawing cricket (Jul 8, 2020) The ultimate Test XI to beat Steve Waugh's side in Australia (Jun 19, 2020)
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