A 'scientific' analysis of batting achievements in Test cricket has found what most people already know - that Don Bradman was the greatest batsman in the game. A paper, written by two economists, analysed factors such as consistency of scoring, value of a batsman's runs to the team and home-away record, and found the Australian great leagues ahead of the rest on all counts.
That's hardly a surprise. But the paper has some far more interesting conclusions.
While just five Indians qualify in the top 50 on the basis of career averages, in none of the parameters does Sachin Tendulkar, the highest run scorer in Tests, emerge on top even among Indian batsmen.
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As per the value of each runs scored, i think sehwag's runs is much important than sachin's because of his strike rate and the runs he gets at the top of the order, demoralizing the opponents and giving confidence to the Team.
As per the value of each runs scored, i think sehwag's runs is much important than sachin's because of his strike rate and the runs he gets at the top of the order, demoralizing the opponents and giving confidence to the Team.
