who is the best batsman of world cup cricket ever?
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Best batsmen in terms of most runs \nSachin Tendulkar - 1732 in 32 innings average-59.72\nin terms of average\nViv Richards 1013 runs in 21 innings average-63.31\n\nSachin stands second in average.\nand Richards 4th is most runs.\n\nSo it is difficult to say but Sachin Tendulkar really have an edge.
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yes i agree that lara is the best batsman of his age even better than sachin tendulkar cause lara not only affects the opponent but also brings a fire in his team \ni dont know what the west indians will do without the great LARA\n\nbut i feel that it is ricky ponting who is going to surpass all the world records except of having an average of 99.96 (record of sir don bradman) and may be also not being able to score 400*(made by the great lara)
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Tendulkar is the past now. Lara is much better. Over and above Ricky Ponting is the best right now. A score of 196 and 50+ in the same match, awsome.
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Do you need an answer for this question.\nIt is definitely MUTTIAH MURILATHARAN.He has won so many matches for Sri Lanka single handedly.Nobody has won so many matches for his team.\n         He has most variations in bowling in this world.He can spin the ball even on a glass surface.The distance his bowl turns is awesome.\n             He is definitely the greatest off spinner of all time.
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Test Cricket ---------- BRIAN LARA\n                        INDIA - RAHUL DRAVID\nODI-------------------- SACHIN TENDULKAR\nPONTING is a close follower in both forms of the game.\n\nDhoni has a long way to go. Even he cant be compared with these greats.
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AFRIDI..LOCAL SIX HITTER.\nJAYASURYA..TOO OLD TO FIND THE BALL.\nGIL CHRIST..SPINOPHOBIAN.\nVIRENDER...SURRENDER TO SHORT-PITCH.\nGAYLE..YOU CANT BELIEVE HIM..\nPOLLOCK..WHAT.? YOU MUST BE JOKING..\n\nDHONI..THE BEST.
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Any chances? Are u kidding? How can India go to World Cup without the best batsman Sachin? Sachin is out of form at present. Soon he will come back to form and he will be the star of next World Cup
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five best bowler r \nwasim akram (pak) (502 odi wickets) (426 test wickets)\nMcgrath (aus) (above 300 odi wickets) ( 500+ test wickets)\nMuralitharan  (380+ odi wickets) (600+ test wickets)\nShane warne ( 260+ odi wickets) ( 650+ test wickets)\nShoun Pollock ( 250+ odi wickets ) ( 280+ test wickets)\n\nSachin tendulkar (ind)( 13000+ runs ) (highest181 odi score)\nsaedd anwer (pak)( 7000+ runs)(194 highest odi score-record)\nbradman (aus) (99 avg )(world record)  \nganguly  (10000 + runs) (186 odi highest score)\nbrain lara (400 highest test score (world record\nDravid ( the wall)
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As of now i think Ricky ponting is the best captain.\nStephen Fleming is also equally good.
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experience wise it should be Ramnaresh Sarwan..he's been around for a while and after lara and chanderpaul he's the best option left to captain the windies!
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No. 1 is Kapil Dev.  Because he made the world to realise  the presence Indians in cricket.\nNo. 2 is Sachin.\nSorry, Gavaskar though one of the best batsmen in the world, is not finding place in my list.\nDhoni, of course, has just started his carrier and has to achieve a lot to be in comparision with the other 3.
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Without any sort of thinking , I can say the answer to this question as YES. He is leading wicket taker for India both in Tests and ODIs. He still can win matches for India. Giving a place in the World Cup team will be best way to acknowledge the greatest spinner of modern day Indian cricket who was always sidelined both by media and selectors!
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I'd definately go with Sehwag. He was outstanding with the bat and ball. 180 & 3-33
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1)Graheme Smith\n2)Virender Sehwag\n3)Ricky Pointing\n4)Rahul Dravid\n5)Mohammad Yousuf\n6)Andrew Flintoff\n7)Adam Gilchrist\n8)Shaun Pollock\n9)Shane Warne\n10)Makhaya Ntini\n11)Shoaib Akhtar
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World Cup Cricket 1975-2003\nfirst world cup- year-1975, Name of cup-Prudential cup, Venue- England, No.of teams-8, Winner-West Indies(291/8 in 60 overs) runner up - Australia(274 all out in 58.4overs), Man of the Match - Clive Llyod(102,38/1)\n\n2nd - 1979, Prudential Cup, England, 8, West Indies(286/9 60 overs), England(194, 51 overs), Viv Richards(138*)\n\n3rd- 1983, Prudential Cup, England, 8, India(183, 54.4 overs) West Indies(140, 52 overs), Mohinder Amarnath(26,12/3)\n\n4th- 1987, Reliance Cup, India-Pakistan, 8, Australia(253/5, 50 overs), England (246/8, 50 overs), David Boon(75)\n\n5th- 1992, Benson & Hedges, Aus-New Zealand, 9, Pakistan(249/6, 50 overs), England(227, 49.2 overs), Wasim Akram( 33, 42/3)\n\n6th- 1996, Wills Cup, Ind-Pak-SL, 12, Sri Lanka(245/3,46.2 overs), Aus(241/7,50 overs), Arvinda De Silva(107*, 42/3)\n\n7th- 1999- ICC Cup- England, 12, Aus(133/2, 20.1 overs), Pak(132, 39 overs), Shane Warne(33/4)\n\n8th-2003- ICC Cup- S. AFRICA,Kenya,Zimbabwe, 15, Aus(359/2, 50 overs), India(234, 39.2 overs), Ricky ponting(140*)\n\n9th- 2007- West Indies- Still to Come, HOPE FOR A GREAT ACTION.\n\nHope Its Enough Information And Correct As Far As I Know.
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London: Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Thursday became the world’s top batsman in the ICC one-day rankings with a phenomenal average of 52.76 and an awesome strike-rate of 103.\n\nDhoni, who was placed second behind Ricky Ponting before the two-match one-day series against Pakistan, displaced the Australian captain from the top spot after his fine knock of 59 in the second match in Abu Dhabi.\n\nHowever, the 1-1 honours in the series meant that India and Pakistan remain unchanged in the team championship table, on third and fourth places, respectively.\n\nThe 24-year-old Jharkhand wicketkeeper-batsman, who made his ODI debut in December 2004, has made a remarkably rapid rise with his statistics providing compelling support for his position on top of the ODI charts released by the ICC Thursday.
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For Test match-Ricky Ponting is no.1\nFor ODI ranking- M.S. Dhoni is no.1