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Bradman's All Time World XI Benaud's All Time World XI ESPNCricinfo's All Time World XI ......... All of them have one thing common. They all feature Tendulkar.

Anyone with a bit of knowledge in cricket history will pick Greg Chappell as the second best Australian batsman.

My all time Test XI - Graeme Pollock Barry Richards Donald Bradman (c) Sachin Tendulkar Vivian Richards Garfield Sobers Adam Gilchrist (wk) Malcolm Marshall Shane Warne Dennis Lillee Sydney Barnes

If only you had the ability to comprehend the meaning of my post.

Because I dared to call spade a spade?

Make Yusuf Pathan play Test cricket, and don't give him the permission to go for the big shots all the time, rather play Test cricket the traditional way, and I GUARANDAMNTEE you he won't even average 20 odd. His technique is comparable with that of a tail ender, except that he has the ability...

Only someone who started following cricket from 2000 onwards will rate Ponting ahead of Tendulkar. Bublu Bhuyan added 2 Minutes and 27 Seconds later... Nope. It's obvious that Tendulkar will reach it. But the bigger picture is that rarely does come such a player who can achieve something like...

Mahela Jayawardena is the 'mother' of all flat track bullies. This guy defines what an FTB is. Before any one bashes me, have a look at his Test average outside Asia (minus Zimbabwe) - 36.06 Link: Batting records | Test matches | Cricinfo Statsguru | Cricinfo.com

Sorry, I meant PS2. I've edited it.

Would you rate it anyway inferior to the PS2 graphics wise?

How is it like? I'm speaking specifically about gaming experience. I don't care about music, video and all those other stuff. How are the graphics and how exactly is the gaming experience?

You really think he'll play for another 4 years? He'll be 40 by then.

Yea, but it would be an extra ordinary achievement.

Tendulkar is likely to do it. But what about Ponting? He currently has 68 international tons, needs 32 more. Please cast your vote on the issue.

RIP, he'll be missed.

India, Pakistan and the West Indies are left among the major Test playing nations.

This thread appears to be never ending.

Because I can use only one yardstick for all the players. If I include Zimbabwe, the players who inflated their average by playing against them after 2003 will get an undue advantage over the ones who played against them before 2003, isn't it?

Below is the list of all players from the sub-continent, arranged by their batting averages outside Asia (minus Zimbabwe), with the minimum qualification of having scored at least 1000 runs outside Asia - Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 0 R Dravid...

I won't compare them. But one thing about Shaun Tait I've noticed in the current IPL is that he has a tendency of being extremely erratic with his line and length. Yes, he does have the gift of speed, and he does come up with a gem of a delivery every now and then. But his control over his line...