Is Sarwan one of top 5 batsmen to come out of Guyana

[quote author=zacaroni link=topic=106205.msg713167#msg713167 date=1474124328]
Ramnaresh Sarwan first forced himself into the consciousness of the wider Caribbean cricket community during a televised game in the 1996-97 regional Red Stripe Cup first-class competition. The game was against the Windward Islands and he made a half century. He was 16.
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anodda neat stat would be zac's research !

Took almost 4 more years for a maroon Cap .

guess IF he was bajan..... :-[

[quote author=dillinger10 link=topic=106188.msg713175#msg713175 date=1474127880]
From the day he made his debut until December 2009, Sarwan's numbers were almost identical to those of Chris Gayle.
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Onry has 3 more Ducks to curry while Sars has 2,500 more aloo balls

When losing the toss and being put into bat, Chanderpaul averaged 61.03, almost 13 runs better than his closest countryman (RB Richardson averaged 48.51), and he did so over 14 more innings.

Based on weighted averages, this is the third best average all time with only Border and Kallis posting higher averages when being asked to bat first.

[quote author=dillinger10 link=topic=106188.msg713400#msg713400 date=1474213610]
with only Border and Kallis posting higher averages when being asked to bat first.
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All grinders and unrecognised in flash and style Batting lore !

Aussies faired well on the list with SR Waugh fourth, Dough Walters fifth, and Matthew Hayden seventh.

Mark Waugh was more stylish than Steve

Mark Harper was more stylish than Roger.

Looks like style and flair don't make it into the Books :-[

Can someone post this Link over at sissy.com.

they running a Sarwan numbers thread !