Alistair Cook is better than Bradman

ketchim · 03-13-2013, 10:06 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
What is wrong with Brendon McCullum ??  :-[

#2
"Where he is at in his career at the moment, he is as good as anyone who has ever played the game,

barring Bradman," said McCullum.

#3
Haha. I don't agree with McCullum on this. Cook is playing very well but I wouldn't put him up there with the all time greats just yet.

Barring Bradman, haha. McCullum is a funny guy.

#4

"He's obviously a genius batsman, his record is testament to that."


#5
Bradman hit 29 centuries in only 80 Test innings during a 20-year career between 1928 and 1948,

at an unparalleled average of 99.94.

Cook scored 116 in the second innings of the first Test against New Zealand to move joint-17th,

level with West Indies legend Viv Richards,

Test cricket's all-time list of century makers. ( click )

#6
Cook became his country's all-time record centurion and the youngest batsman of any nationality

to pass 7,000 runs when he hit his 23rd ton (click)

in the third Test against India in December

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                  [Image: _66365749_cookandbradman.jpg]

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                      [Image: _66303830_alastair_cook_getty.jpg]

#10
Nick Compton scored his 1st Test century and Alastair Cook his 24th 8)

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