Originally posted by VargDon't know how he managed that. Kallis was a better candidate 625 runs, HS 162 avg. 69.44 3 100's 2 50's and 8 catches.
Still got Man of the Series.
Strauss made 656 runs HS 147 avg. 72.88 3 100's 1 50 and 5 catches.
But Kallis bowled as well with figures of:
96 Overs 20 Mdns 303 Runs 4 Wkts Avg 75.75 Best 3-93
Which is a much better all round performance than Strauss.
Originally posted by CrowleyBut Strauss was on the winning side, maybe that affected it?
Don't know how he managed that. Kallis was a better candidate 625 runs, HS 162 avg. 69.44 3 100's 2 50's and 8 catches.
Strauss made 656 runs HS 147 avg. 72.88 3 100's 1 50 and 5 catches.
But Kallis bowled as well with figures of:
96 Overs 20 Mdns 303 Runs 4 Wkts Avg 75.75 Best 3-93
Which is a much better all round performance than Strauss.
Interestingly, although Flintoff was pretty mediocre with the bat, he beats Kallis in the all-rounder measurement of runs x wickets (as used by PWC/LG).
Flintoff: 227r x 23w = 5221
Kallis: 625r x 4w = 2500
Originally posted by VargProbably because he was on the winning side, yeah.
But Strauss was on the winning side, maybe that affected it?
Interestingly, although Flintoff was pretty mediocre with the bat, he beats Kallis in the all-rounder measurement of runs x wickets (as used by PWC/LG).
Flintoff: 227r x 23w = 5221
Kallis: 625r x 4w = 2500
Kallis should be taken off any all-rounder lists. He's a batsman who knows how to bowl.
Interesting algorithm. Looks a bit simple, shouldn't averages come into play?
Originally posted by Crowleyhttp://www.cricketratings.com/
Probably because he was on the winning side, yeah.
Kallis should be taken off any all-rounder lists. He's a batsman who knows how to bowl.
Interesting algorithm. Looks a bit simple, shouldn't averages come into play?
The website has just changed and I can't see that it says how they calculate the all-rounders now.
Anyhow, Kallis is apparently number one Test all-rounder but doesn't feature as a ODI all-rounder!