MAHELA JAYAWARDENE: Will He Retire With A 50+ Test Average ?

Rev Al · 07-14-2014, 10:27 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#71
in a position to bury south africa

#72
Jayawardene was eventually run out for 165.

#73
should be agressive batting from the lankans

#74
Jayawardene was out for a duck in Sri Lanka's second innings. By my calculations Jayawardene's average currently sits at 50.09.

#75
[size=18pt]MAHELA JAYAWARDEDE NOW HAS THE IDENTICAL NUMBER OF TEST HUNDREDS(34) AND TEST FIFTIES(48) AS BRIAN LARA[/size]


11,953-----LARA------------------52.88 avg with 34 100s and 48 50s
11,671-----JAYAWARDENE-----50.09 avg with 34 100s and 48 50s


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* Jayawardene needs 283 runs to overtake Lara as the 5th highest scorer in test cricket. He has 2 tests remaining in his test career.

* Can he do it and maintain a 50+ test average ?

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#76
Jayawardene's average currently sits at 50.02 heading into his final Test match.

#77
Yes he will. And that means nothing. I know alot of players with 45ish career averages way better than him.

#78
I wish him all the best in his upcoming matches. He has been a great performer for Sri lanka in all formats along with being a smart captain. I am not sure if he will finish with an average of more than 50 but irrespective his place in the list of all time greats is set in stone.

#79
Oh he's retired hasn't he? Well one of the more aesthetically pleasing right handed batsmen ever. I don't know if he'd figure amongst all time greats, but was a pleasure to watch always. Regardless his contribution to SL cricket has been massive.

#80
Jayawardene averages 50.02 before his final Test. If he is dismissed twice, he needs 94 runs to keep that figure above 50.

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