Chanderpaul's 4th time 1000+ minutes batting between two dismissals...
cricktic
history of cricket or what?
67* in 260 mts vs Ind Port of spain 2001/02
101* in 365 mts vs Ind Bridgetown 2001/02
136* in 675 mts vs Ind St. John's 2001/02
58 in 213 mts vs ind Kingston 2001/02
362 runs in 1513 mts between two dismissals
101* in 271 mts vs BD Kingston 2003/04
128* in 383 mts
and 97* in 231 mts vs Eng Lord's 2004
45 in 146 mts vs Eng Edgbaston 2004
351 runs in 1031 mts between two dismissals
116* in 413 mts vs Eng Old Trafford 2007
136* in 406 mts
& 70 in 255 mts vs Eng Chester-le-street
322 runs in 1074 mts between two dismissals
In the current series
107* in 352 mts
& 77* in 336 mts Vs Australia at North Sound
79* in 226 mts
& 42* in 210+ mts and counting
305 runs in 1224+ mts and still going strong.
Just to put Chanderpauls record in perspective. no other batman has
done it (batting for 1000+ mts between two dismissals) more than once
and only five batsmen could achive the record as listed below
Shoaib Mohd for Pak 308 runs in 1007 mts vs NZ 1990/91
Nasser Hussain for Eng 231 runs in 1023 mts vs SA in 1999/2000
Rahul Dravid for Ind 473 runs in 1161 mts vs BD & Zim in 2000/01
Jacques Kallis for SA 456 runs in 1246 mts vs Zim & Ind in 2001/02
Sachin Tendulkar for Ind 497 runs 1224 mts vs Aus & Pak in 2003/04
jzfredricks
> history of cricket or what?
He's definitely hit some nice form...
actually... as i was typing that I looked at the dates...
they go back to 2001
so I can't really call it 'form', which is more temporary.
Ofc, his average is under 50 so we can't rate him as good (that's
bitter sarcasm coming out)
cricktic
As we were talking about his form he unfortunately was given out lbw
for 50
thus putting an end to his 1000+mts batting
107* in 352 mts
& 77* in 336 mts Vs Australia at North Sound
79* in 226 mts
& 50 in 201 mts and counting
313 runs in 1215 mts.
sreeram...@gmail.com
A related stat would be to find the most number of runs added by a
batsman's team (all runs - by him, his partners and extras) , between
his two dismissals.
tendulkar.com
That only proves my point that test cricket is too easy. Even non-
great players like C'Paul who can't average more than 50 can easily
succeed in test cricket
Basically, You only need two skills in test cricket. if ball is on
stumps, block it, else leave it.
jzfredricks
> stumps, block it, else leave it.
Yeah, cause all the greats average 0 runs over their entire career...
I've not read two sentences that say "I know nothing about cricket"
more than the two you just typed.
Aslam Siddiqui
> A related stat would be to find the most number of runs added by a
> batsman's team (all runs - by him, his partners and extras) , between
> his two dismissals.
Here is a list of batsmen whose sides totaled (Tot) at least 750 runs
between their dismissals. The batsmen's individual runs (Ind) during
the sequence are given in the second column and the contribution of
the team mates (T) in the third.
Tot Ind T
1223 497 726 SR Tendulkar
241* Ind (194-3 to 705-5) v Aus Sydney 2003-04
60* Ind (73-2 to 211-2) v Aus Sydney 2003-04
194* Ind (173-2 to 675-5) v Pak Multan 2003-04
2 Ind (69-2 to 75-3) v Pak Lahore 2003-04
1075 473 602 41* Ind (11-1 to 64-1) v BD Dhaka 2000-01
200* Ind (27-1 to 458-4) v Zim Delhi 2000-01
70* Ind (3-1 to 190-3) v Zim Delhi 2000-01
162 Ind (72-1 to 476-3) v Zim Nagpur 2000-01
995 456 539 JH Kallis
157* SAf (256-1 to 600-3) v Zim Harare 2001-02
42* SAf (0-1 to 79-1) v Zim Harare 2001-02
189* SAf (117-1 to 519-8) v Zim Bulawayo 2001-02
68 SAf (189-1 to 359-4) v Ind Bloemfontein 2001-02
983 490 492 GStA Sobers
365* WI (87-1 to 790-3) v Pak Kingston 1957-58
125 WI (0-0 to 280-2) v Pak Georgetown 1957-78
949 479 470 KC Sangakkara
200* SL (41-1 to 451-6) v BD Colombo(PSS) 2007
222* SL (47-1 to 500-4) v BD Kandy 2007
57 SL (41-1 to 127-3) v Aus Hobart 2007-08
941 379 562 SR Waugh
45* Aus (330-4 to 417ao) v WI St John's 2002-03
100* Aus (184-3 to 407-5) v BD Darwin 2003
156* Aus (132-3 to 556-4) v BD Cairns 2003
78 Aus (199-3 to 406-4) v Zim Perth 2003-04
931 362 569 S Chanderpaul
67* WI (157-3 to 275ao) v Ind Port-of-Spain 2001-02
101* WI (161-4 to 394ao) v Ind Bridgetown 2001-02
136* WI (196-4 to 629-9) v Ind St John's 2001-02
58 WI (264-4 to 411-8) v Ind Kingston 2001-02
822 427 395 DJ Cullinan
275* SAf (97-2 to 621-5) v NZ Auckland 1998-99
152 SAf (105-2 to 403-4) v NZ Wellington 1998-99
819 371 448 S Chanderpaul
100* WI (297-4 to 559-4) v BD Kingston 2004
128* WI (127-3 to 416ao) v Eng Lord's 2004
97* WI (102-3 to 267ao) v Eng Lord's 2004
45 WI (221-3 to 324-7) v Eng Birmingham 2004
804 350 454 JH Kallis
61* SAf (216-2 to 340-5) v Aus Durban 2001-02
75* SAf (359-2 to 529-4) v BD East London 2002-03
139* SAf (202-2 to 482-5) v BD Potchefstroom 2002-03
75 SAf (148-2 to 378-9) v SL Johannesburg 2002-03
791 453 338 BC Lara
400* WI (33-1 to 751-5) v Eng St John's 2003-04
53 WI (89-2 to 162-3) v BD Gros Islet 2004
770 364 406 L Hutton
364 Eng (0-0 to 770-6) v Aus The Oval 1938
769 462 343 MA Taylor
334* Aus (0-0 to 599-4) v Pak Rawalpindi 1998-99
92 Aus (0-0 to 170-3) v Pak Rawalpindi 1998-99
758 393 365 SR Waugh
177* Aus (273-4 to 601-7) v Eng Leeds 1989
152* Aus (221-4 to 528ao) v Eng Lord's 1989
21* Aus (67-4 to 119-4) v Eng Lord's 1989
43 Aus (201-4 to 272-5) v Eng Birmingham 1989
751 375 375 GA Headley
270* WI (5-1 to 535-7) v Eng Kingston 1934
106 WI (29-1 to 250-7) v Eng Lord's 1939
There has been only one other instance where the team mates scored at
least 400 runs between a batsman's dismissal.
645 228 417 HA Gomes
92* WI (57-1 to 344-1) v Eng Lord's 1984
104* WI (16-1 to 302ao) v Eng Leeds 1984
2* WI (106-1 to 131-2) v Eng Leeds 1984
30 WI (11-1 to 60-2) v Eng Manchester 1984
aslam
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