You're an idiot- even using your stupid comparisons, Australia has a higher test average, and last time I checked one dayers were about run rate and not average, you enjoy getting 5/250 while we get our 359 (hey, remember that score). So, even if we're being complete retards and trying to judge a team by averages, you still lose. Shame all that effort copying and pasting irrelevant stats was wasted, thank you and goodbyezreh said:In the end, In test matches the batting lineup?s are close, there is no clear winner, but the edge has to go to India.
In ODI?s There is no contest, India has a superior batting lineup.
The stats don?t show everything, but they?re a huge part of it!!
Zreh
EDIT- Last 40 Test matches: Australia batting average 44.0 @ 3.83 per over, India 38.1 @ 3.12 per over. Funny, considering you're the best batting team in the world and all.......
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