What was sir Donald Bradman's Test batting average?
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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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Sandeep Patil's Test records:\nBatting:\nTests: 29; Inn: 47; NO: 4; Runs: 1588; Highest: 174; \nAvg: 36.93; 100's: 4; 50's: 7. \nBawling:\nTests: 29; Balls: 645; Runs: 240; Wkts: 9;\nBest: 2/28; Avg: 26.66.  \n\nSandeep Patil's ODI records:\nBatting:\nMatches: 45; Inn: 42; NO: 1; Runs: 1005; Highest: 84;   \nAvg: 24.51; 100s: 0; 50's: 9.\nBawling:\nMatches: 45; Balls: 864; Runs: 589; Wkts: 15;\nBest: 2/28; Avg: 39.26; Eco: 4.09.
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Do you mean total sixes in test career or in one innings? I will give both the answers.\n\nMost Sixes In Test Career: Adam Gilchrist is currently leading with 93 sixes. He surpassed Christ Cairns' record of 87 sixes. Cairns broke Sir Viv Richards' record of 84 sixes. Flintoff is closing in with 72 sixes.\n\nMost Sixes In a Test Match Innings: 12 sixes jointly held by Wasim Akran (257*) & Nathan Astle (222). \n\nNathan Astle's inning of 222 is also a fastest double century in test cricket off 153 balls. He smashed 28 fours and 12 sixes.
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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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I will decide on most consecutive dicks for test cricket and most ducks in one day internation. here is the links and explanations.\n\nFor test cricket\n\nRG Holland of Autralia.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/TESTS/BATTING/TRIVIA/MOST_CONSECUTIVE_DUCKS_IN_TESTS.html\n\n\nFor One Day international\n\nWasim Akram of Pakistan.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ODIS/BATTING/DUCKS_IN_ODIS.html
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Odi\nIts Wasim Akram and Sanath Jayasuriya each with 28 ducks\n\nTest\nCoutney Walsh with 43 ducks
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According to me Gary Sobers is better than Don Bradman.\nDuring the period when Gary Sobers played bowling standards were much higher compared to the time of Bradman.And unlike Bradman,Sobers too contributed with the ball.
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This is my List!\n1)No doubt, the first place go to Sir Don Bradman. Because Bradman is Bradman\n1)Sachin Tendulkar:- He scores the runs so easily with his elegant technique.\n2)Shane Warne:- words like slider, zooter, back-spinner and toppie never existed - I think it came into the list after Shane Warne. Or just ask Mike Gatting,how Shane Warne bowled England captain Mike Gatting in the first Ashes Test 1993. That's it\n3)Brian Lara:- He is a run machine with all type of shots. Just look at his brilliant knock of 400* proves his class.\n\nRicky Ponting should be in the list, but he is not considered as a gentleman in the Cricket! Cricket is considered as Gentleman's Game (in the field). So he doesn't desrve it.
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Sir Donald Bradman is certainly the best batsman of all time. His Test batting average of 99.94 is probably the only cricket landmark that will stand the test of time. However, he isn't the best 'cricketer' of all time. That honour belongs to the left-handed Sir Garfield St. Auburn Sobers of the West Indies, who was four cricketers in one; a magnificent batsman, extraordinary fielder, paceman and, believe it or not, a spinner who could bowl both finger (left-arm orthodox) and wrist (chinaman) spin. He was the first cricketer to complete the Test 'treble' of 1000+ runs, 100+ wickets and 100+ catches.
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ODI CRICKET\nBEST STRIKE RATE : Shahid Afridi : 108.51\nBEST AVERAGE :Waqar Younis\n\nTEST CRICKET\nBEST AVERAGE:George Lohmann : 10.75
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Inzamam-ul-Haq  \n\n361 matches\n11407 runs\n137* highest score\n10 centuries\n39.74 Average\n74.39 strike rate
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Australia's David Boon is believed to have scored the slowest century in ODIs. In a Benson & Hedges World Series Cup match against India, at Hobart in 1991-92, Boon reached the three-figure mark off 166 balls during his unbeaten innings of 102
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brian lara for test cricket with 11204 runs.sachin for ODI with 13909 runs. sachin is highest run getter when combining both forms of cricket.
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That depends on the factors you're looking for; best all around score, fastest cricket bowler, highest cricket innings score?  Check out this website for all of them!\n\nhttp://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/content_pages/record_subcategory.asp?subcategoryid=83
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74 -35 in test cricket & 39 in one day internationals(oh man he is gr8)
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Most number of runs scored in 1975 world cup was\n\n\n                         Mat Inn  NO  Runs  HS   AVG    100s respectively\nGM Turner (New Zealand)  4,    4,   2,   333,  171*, 166.50,   2.
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Jack Fingleton played cricket.  A batsman of considerable skill, he completed five Test cricket centuries with a top score of 136, averaged above 40 for the Australian cricket team and helped Don Bradman to set a world record 346 run sixth wicket partnership against England at Melbourne.  As of March 2005, the record stands intact.