Fenil
ICC Board Member
Havent seen the game, but Sehwag says the boundaries were 50 yards? What was the average boundary size?
Average boundary size is around 65-68 meters. There are longer boundaries in some grounds.
Havent seen the game, but Sehwag says the boundaries were 50 yards? What was the average boundary size?
Havent seen the game, but Sehwag says the boundaries were 50 yards? What was the average boundary size?
50 yards? Are you taking the piss? Someone tried to claim in defence of ODI Cricket that you can still watch someone build an innings.
50 yards??? I could bleedin' knick it for 6.
This is why Cricket is ridiculous at the moment. Get some bloody consistency in the size of grounds. In Australia a boundary can be up to 100 yards like Melbourne. By my reckoning anyone who's ever reached 120 at Melbourne has basically equalled this score.
50 yards?!? Surely this can't be right??
You can't properly compare two different innings in cricket. There are just too many variables - weather, pitch, umpiring, bowling attack, form, outfield, wind, etc. Stats often don't paint the complete picture. This surely wasn't the best innings ever played but it was entertaining. And as a spectator that is what should matter.I'm not taking anything away from the knock, but surely it's like the Swimming records with the new suits? As boundaries get smaller to encourage runs, scores will escalate disproportionately. So though people are smashing all the swimming records, does it make it a better swim than one set in a suit with more friction? Is this a better knock than one worth less runs on a harder pitch (i.e not one that has already seen a 200 scored) against better bowlers under more pressure with bigger boundaries?