Welcome Cricketman!
Your selection is near perfect. Good job buddy!
I have just one suggestion ie about Weekes as expalined below:
Sutcliffe
His Test batting average of 60.73 is the fourth highest of any player with a completed career. Don Bradman, Graeme Pollock and George Headley are the only ones with a better test average.
It may be worth mentioning that Sutcliffe?s average never dropped below 60 throughout his entire Test career. That is phenomenal.
Matches: 54 (4,555 Runs, 16 Centuries, 23 Fifties, and Highest Score: 194, Average 60.23)
Weekes
One of The greatest West Indian Batsman of all time.
Matches: 48 (4,455, 15 Centuries, 19 Fifties, and Highest Score: 207, Average 58.61)
As you can see both of them are close though Sutcliffe has a better average of 60.23 compared to Weekes?s 58.61.
Based on the above facts It would only be fair to have them tied instead of having one of them not there at all.
Hope this helps.
Cheers!
Don Bradman
Sachin Tendulkar
Viv Richards
Everton Weeks
Garfield Sobers
Brian Lara
Ricky Ponting
Sunil Gavaskar
Jack Hobbs
Rahul Dravid
A bit uneducated, I don't know TOO much about the guys from the past. But it's a pretty good list I think.
Your selection is near perfect. Good job buddy!
I have just one suggestion ie about Weekes as expalined below:
Sutcliffe
His Test batting average of 60.73 is the fourth highest of any player with a completed career. Don Bradman, Graeme Pollock and George Headley are the only ones with a better test average.
It may be worth mentioning that Sutcliffe?s average never dropped below 60 throughout his entire Test career. That is phenomenal.
Matches: 54 (4,555 Runs, 16 Centuries, 23 Fifties, and Highest Score: 194, Average 60.23)
Weekes
One of The greatest West Indian Batsman of all time.
Matches: 48 (4,455, 15 Centuries, 19 Fifties, and Highest Score: 207, Average 58.61)
As you can see both of them are close though Sutcliffe has a better average of 60.23 compared to Weekes?s 58.61.
Based on the above facts It would only be fair to have them tied instead of having one of them not there at all.
Hope this helps.
Cheers!