who's got an average of 99 in test cricket?
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YES I AGREE.HE IS SIR DON BRADMAN.\nI DONT UNDER-ESTIMATE HIS RECORD.\nBUT...\nIF MURALIDHARAN,WASSIM AKRAM,SIR RICHARD HADLEE,WALSH,MANINDER SINGH PLAYED AGAINST HIM..\nCAN HE ACHIEVE THAT..?\nWAIT..DONT BE ANGRY..\nNOW BATSMEN AND BOWLERS FIGHTING ALMOST EQUAL POWER.\nAT BRADMAN'S ERA THE BOWLING WAS WEAK.\nYOU MUST PUT THIS FACTOR IN MIND.
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279 matches, 10123 runs, batting average 40.65, 22 hundred, 60  fifties, 93  wickets ,best bowling 5/16
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Charles Bannerman of Australia was the first batsman to score a century in Test Cricket.  In the first ever test match in the history of cricket played between Australia and England at Melbourne Cricket Ground from 15th to 19th March 1877, Bannerman scored 165 runs in 285 minutes with the help of 18 fours in the first innings.  He has scored 69.6 % runs of Australia's first innings total of 245 runs, which is still a record in test cricket.\nHe was retired hurt.
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Shahid Afridi in only 37 balls.He even hold the credit for the second fastest century in 45 balls(against India) with Brian Lara.
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Fielding - Most Catches in Test Cricket\nMark Waugh (Australia) made 181 catches in 128 Tests for Australia between 1990-2003.\n\nand if u still dont believe me try out this link = \nhttp://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/content_pages/record.asp?recordid=55700
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ALL TIME XI\n1.B. Richards(SA) (9 hundreds before lunch - best opener)\n2. S. Gavaskar(IND) (perfect technique, 10K runs as opener!)\n3. D. Bradman(AUS) (99.96 - best batsman of all time)\n4. J. Hobbs(ENG) (toss up with K. Miller, but 61K career runs, cant be wrong!)\n5. G. Sobers(WI) (awesome all rounder)\n6. A. Border(c) (AUS)(toss up with V.Richards, but border is mora aggr. capt.)\n7. A. Gilchrist + (AUS)(there was a couple of others, but his batting gets it)\n8. S. Warne (AUS)(no dispute - best spinner of all time)\n9. D. Lillee (AUS)(Awesome new ball bowler with swing and control)\n10. M. Marshall (WI)(toss up with M.Holding, but I saw more of Marshall)\n11. J. Garner (WI)(My other opening bowler, devestating to face)\n(12.G. McGrath) (AUS)(prob best of modern era, just missed out)\nFor those who think there is an Aussie bias, have a look at the overall win loss of Australia throughout the history of cricket. There is a bias, but it is because in the 130 odd years of Test cricket, there are the most successful team so far.
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lara is best in test matches while sachin is best in hitting hundred in oneday
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Brian Lara - most runs in a test innings 400 not out.\nBrian Lara - most runs in first class cricket 501.\nBrian Lara - most runs in an over 28.\nBrian Lara - Most times over the 300 mark; 375 and 400 not out.\nBrian Lara - most runs in the history of test cricket 11000 plus.\nBrian Lara 153 not out in 1999 - best innings of all time
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ODI's: Shane Bond - 18.63\nTests: GA Lohmann(Eng) - 10.75
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Tendulkar is the past now. Lara is much better. Over and above Ricky Ponting is the best right now. A score of 196 and 50+ in the same match, awsome.
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The legend of Legends, Sir Donald George Bradman (aka The Don), scored a Century in just 24 balls (in those days in Australia each over comprised of 8 balls, hence this magnificent record was set in just 3 overs). He retired from cricket with an unbelievable average of 99.94.\nTo know more about Don, visit his wonderful Museum at Bowral, Australia. or visit www.bradman.org.au
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99.94 is his test batting avg. here is his other information.\n\n\nFull name Donald George Bradman\nBorn August 27, 1908, Cootamundra, New South Wales\nDied February 25, 2001, Kensington Park, Adelaide, South Australia (aged 92 years 182 days)\nMajor teams Australia, New South Wales, South Australia\nAlso known as The Don\nBatting style Right-hand bat\nBowling style Legbreak\nHeight 5.70 ft\n\n\nclass  mat  inns  no  runs  hs  ave  100  50  6s  ct  st \nTests   52   80   10   6996   334   99.94   29   13   6   32   0 \nFirst-class   234   338   43   28067   452*   95.14   117   69      131   1 \n\n Bowling averages \nclass  mat  balls  runs  wkts  bbi  bbm  ave  econ  sr  4  5  10 \nTests   52   160   72   2   1/8   1/15   36.00   2.70   80.00   0   0   0 \nFirst-class   234   2114   1367   36   3/35      37.97   3.87   58.72      0   0 \n\n Career statistics \n \nStatsguru Tests filter \nTest debut  Australia v England at Brisbane - Nov 30-Dec 5, 1928 scorecard  \nLast Test  England v Australia at The Oval - Aug 14-18, 1948 scorecard  \nFirst-class span  1927/28 - 1948/49
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Obviously Sachin tendulkar\nHe has heated 1508 fours and 149 sixes in ODI.\nBrian lara is very far from sachin\nHe has scored 935 fours and 110 sixes in ODI.
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391 in Tests, 348 in ODIs
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sachin.....simply coz had he been in DON's era, he surely would have got 35 odd centuries. One can't claim that DON would have got runs at avg. of 99 had he been playing currently.\nAlso sachin has vast experience behind him. DON i guess played just 29 odd matches
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It was Jason Gillespie who hit a double century. He created two records.\n1.First Night Watchman to hit a double century.\n2.To reach a century after most number of tests. (71) previous best was something like 56 tests.
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74 -35 in test cricket & 39 in one day internationals(oh man he is gr8)