kushagra2008
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I think this should settle the argument once for all, He IS the best player in the world
Bitter Bitter.
Go through this post :
"The level of bowling attack Sachin has faced for a considerable part of his career is much better than the bowling attacks many players of today(including the likes of Ponting) have had their dream spells against.
Wasim, Waqar, Saqlain for Pakistan, Mcgrath, Gillispie, Warne and co for Australia, Donald, De Villiers, Pollock and co for South Africa, Ambrose, Walsh, Bishop for WI, Vaas and Murali for SL, many of the bowling attacks he faced during his prime were a lot lethal than the current gang.
Yet, he maintained his level and showed his class throughout."
Enlighten yourself.
What's to celebrate? Records tumbling so frequently proves that it's no longer an achievement.
I wish I could remember the stat off the top of my head about Test triples. Sobers' highest Test score stood for 30 or so years then Lara broke it in 94, Hayden broke Lara's and then Lara regained it within 10 years - says it all. Triples are about as hard to score as doubles used to be, pitches are just so flat that batting and bowling averages are artificially inflated by 5-10 runs and there can be no fair comparison. Is Sachin that great or is it the nature of pitches that give a very good but not great batsman the chance to shine? For such a "great", it is surprising Sachin has only 248no as his Test best with only four 200s. Gooch isn't considered a great, but scored only one less 200/300 than Sachin's four in nearly 50 less Tests - playing on flatter wickets helping immensely, when Gooch played the West Indies were difficult to beg runs off and there were no soft bowling attacks. Maybe the sad truth is also that the days of truly great bowlers are long since numbered.
Bitter Bitter.
Go through this post :
"The level of bowling attack Sachin has faced for a considerable part of his career is much better than the bowling attacks many players of today(including the likes of Ponting) have had their dream spells against.
Wasim, Waqar, Saqlain for Pakistan, Mcgrath, Gillispie, Warne and co for Australia, Donald, De Villiers, Pollock and co for South Africa, Ambrose, Walsh, Bishop for WI, Vaas and Murali for SL, many of the bowling attacks he faced during his prime were a lot lethal than the current gang.
Yet, he maintained his level and showed his class throughout."
Enlighten yourself.