Is inzamam able to do 100 fifties in odi?
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Though 80 50s by some considered as great by some, but not me, its a shame really that the immense talent Inzimam has, one the most naturally gifted batsmen in cricket he hasn't converted many of those into 100s. Its mainly down to his lack of fitness, its quite evident in most games after he reaches a score around 60 he become physically exhausted and as a result plays a rash shot or just gives up and gives his wicket away.
An extra 50 runs can go a long long way in one day cricket for a team.
An extra 50 runs can go a long long way in one day cricket for a team.
sohum
Executive member
Sachin Tendulkar has 69 50's and 38 100's. That's a total of 107 scores over 50. Inzamam has 80 50's and 10 100's. That's a total of 90 scores over 50. Thus if Inzy had a higher conversion rate, we could also expect Sachin to have a higher conversion rate. 
aryan_6668
Club Cricketer
INZAMAM gota loose weight. ITs too embaracing to be fat in cricket and captain as well. He's gota learn from Ganguly see him he is slim, allrounder and genius captain. The prince of Calcutta.
see my cricket JUngle
Sachin = Tiger
Adul RAzzaq = Duck
Inzamam = Elephant
Shoaib = Cheetah
see my cricket JUngle
Sachin = Tiger
Adul RAzzaq = Duck
Inzamam = Elephant
Shoaib = Cheetah
cheaterr
Club Cricketer
Nope, he's gonna get run-out when he is on 99 fifties and on 49* in the match :P
Pak_cricketer
Chairman of Selectors
come-on guys he's improved a-lot since 2 years...
muhammad_inzi
Club Cricketer
iceman_waugh said:
guys this thread is about his half centuries not weight.
Bling Bling II
School Cricketer
hes a great player he would definately make it he has 81 fifty's 19 more would be no prob for him
angryangy
ICC Chairman
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In 320 innings, Inzamam-Ul-Haq has 46 not-outs. Of these, he has 26 not-out half-centuries.
In 339 innings, Sachin Tendulkar has 32 not-outs. Of these, he has 11 not-out half-centuries.
Neither player has scored a century batting lower than number 4 in the order. Inzamam has batted lower than 4th 103 times, Tendulkar, 40 times.
Quite simply, the two players have operated in different roles for their respective teams. It is also signifigantly more difficult to score centuries in one-day cricket batting in the middle-order than opening. Clearly, if you were to assume that both players could have converted their n.o. 50's to 100's at a similar rate, then Inzamam's record is quite comparable to that of Tendulkar's.
i.e.
Inzamam-Ul-Haq: 320 innings, 10 100's + 26 50n.o. = 36
Sachin Tendulkar: 339 innings, 38 100's + 11 50n.o. = 49
Try to stay on topic, it's about Inzi's half-centuries, not his quarter-pounders
In 320 innings, Inzamam-Ul-Haq has 46 not-outs. Of these, he has 26 not-out half-centuries.
In 339 innings, Sachin Tendulkar has 32 not-outs. Of these, he has 11 not-out half-centuries.
Neither player has scored a century batting lower than number 4 in the order. Inzamam has batted lower than 4th 103 times, Tendulkar, 40 times.
Quite simply, the two players have operated in different roles for their respective teams. It is also signifigantly more difficult to score centuries in one-day cricket batting in the middle-order than opening. Clearly, if you were to assume that both players could have converted their n.o. 50's to 100's at a similar rate, then Inzamam's record is quite comparable to that of Tendulkar's.
i.e.
Inzamam-Ul-Haq: 320 innings, 10 100's + 26 50n.o. = 36
Sachin Tendulkar: 339 innings, 38 100's + 11 50n.o. = 49
Try to stay on topic, it's about Inzi's half-centuries, not his quarter-pounders
carl johnson
Club Cricketer
he might reach the milestone
