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mapoui wrote:sobers scored a ton every 3.5769 tetsts
if you put in the world 11 games and 29 tons its...its one4 every 3.38 tests
For Clarke to get big scores, he had to get support from the tail to do so... Aus tail is not long as other teams.Arnik wrote:A look at the averages of Clarke in recent series shows that he has had some difficulty:
1. In the series in the WI earlier this year Clarke only averaged 31.33.
2.Against India in Oz he averaged 125.50
3.In the ashes in Oz he averaged 21.44
Still 21 centuries in 85 tests is extremely good. Most greats can barely manage 1 every 5 tests.
Now that Clarke is captain he seems to be even more focused. Expect runs from him in the next ashes contest.
I am not too sure about that. He bats number 5 and gets a lot of help from Hussey who bats at 6.BallOil wrote:For Clarke to get big scores, he had to get support from the tail to do so... Aus tail is not long as other teams.
There is a real touch of genius in Clarke's approach to captaincy. He says it owes as much to the lessons to what he learned from Shane Warne as it does to the apprenticeship he served under Ponting. Ian Chappell has praised Clarke for his "brave and aggressive" leadership. "His entertaining approach is based on one premise: trying to win the match from the opening delivery."
