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Top 25 Batsmen At Home In ODIs

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Our One Day International (ODI) ratings take into account all matches from the first ODI match on January 5, 1971 till the below mentioned last update date. The Ratings are divided into 5 sections which take into account the number of runs scored; batting average; strike rate; and best performances by runs and by strike rate. How the rating works is explained in highlighted sections. So, here are the Top 25 batsmen in matches At Home

*Note: All ODI Ratings are updated till 2023-01-08

CONTENTS
1. QUALIFICATION
2. PROLIFIC
3. CONSISTENT
3.1. Against All Teams
3.2. Against Top Teams
4. ATTACKING
4.1. Against All Teams
4.2. Against Top Teams
5. BIG INNINGS POTENTIAL
6. QUICK INNINGS POTENTIAL
7. RATING
8. TOP TEAMS
HOME Rating

This rating only includes stats of batsmen in matches At Home. The rating is divided into sections to make it easy to understand how it is calculated. Before each section, its criteria is highlighted in bold. Our ratings are dynamic, and as new matches are played, the rating of earlier batsmen may change if current batsmen set new benchmarks. It is to be noted that U.A.E. is considered as a second Home for Pakistan and Afghanistan. All stats of Pakistani and Afghani batsmen are calculated accordingly.

Top Teams (TT)

Top Teams play an integral part in our ODI Rating. The Average (Con) and Strike Rate (Att) sections are divided into overall stats as well as stats against the top teams. Moreover, the most runs (BIP) and best SR (QIP) performances only include performances against the top teams. Here is how the Top Teams are calculated:-

  • Win/Loss Ratio is used to determine top teams.
  • The top teams are calculated by decades.
  • To be a top team, the team should be among the top teams of the decade overall.
  • A team is also included in top teams if it is a World Cup winner in that decade.
  • A batsman’s performace is counted in TT if he played against that team in that decade.
  • Knock Out and Super Six matches of ICC World Cup and Champions Trophy are also included in TT.
  • The Top Teams may be found in the last section of the rating.
The Trend Setter

The Trend Setter (TS) is the player which does the best in a criteria. The rating of all other players are calculated as percentage points of TS. Let’s taken an example to understand it:-

  • Let’s assume that Sachin Tendulkar has scored 10,000 runs, which is the highest. This makes him the TS.
  • Another player, say Virat Kohli, has scored 5,000 runs.
  • If the rating is out of 200, Sachin will get the full points (pts), that is 200.
  • The points of Kohli are calculated as His Runs/Sachin’s Runs*200. This comes out to be 100.
  • Thus the formula is (Runs Scored/Runs Scored By TS)*Max Points.
  • All ratings are calculated similarly with Runs being replaced by the Criteria Stat.
  • For Average, a batsman is eligible to be TS only if he has scored a minimum number of runs, which is mentioned in the qualificaton.
  • For Strike Rate, a batsman is eligible to be TS only if he has scored a minimum number of runs and has a minimum average, which are mentioned in the qualificaton.
  • Lastly, it is to be noted that it is not necessary for a TS to be part of the rating as he might have topped in a criteria but not done well in others.

QUALIFICATION

Min Innings 20
Min Innings v/s Top Teams 20
Min Runs (TS AVE SR) 1500
Min Runs v/s Top Teams (TS AVE SR) 1500
Min Average (TS SR) 30
The Eras

The first criteria Prolific gives points for runs scored. We have divided ODI cricket into 3 broad eras. This has been done to make it fair for players from earlier era, when less cricket was played, and also for current players, who are in the middle of their careers. Let’s take an example:-

  • Let’s assume Ricky Ponting has scored 10,000 runs, which is the maximum and gives him 200 points.
  • Now, say Viv Richards in earlier times scored 5,000 runs, which was the max for his era.
  • If there are no eras, he would get 50% of the pts, that is 100.
  • Instead of that, we reduced 50 pts (according to %age) from the max to arrive at the figure of 150 pts for Richards.
  • Now, everyone in his era is compared to Richards and not Ponting.
  • So a player who has scored 1,000 runs in Richards’ era will get (1000/5000)*150 pts or 30pts.
  • Eras are calculated by MP, which is the mean of the years a player: First Played (FP) and Last Played (LP).

PROLIFIC

Criteria: Points For Runs Scored

Era 1 MP before 1991
Era 2 MP between 1990 and 2013
Era 3 MP greater than 2012
RANK ERA 1 NAT FP LP MP INNS RUNS RAT
TS DM Jones AUS 1984 1994 1989 104 4069 160.00
1 DM Jones AUS 1984 1994 1989 104 4069 160.00
2 Javed Miandad PAK 1975 1996 1985.5 89 3028 119.07
3 DL Haynes WI 1978 1994 1986 49 2573 101.17
4 Zaheer Abbas PAK 1974 1985 1979.5 26 1310 51.51
RANK ERA 2 NAT FP LP MP INNS RUNS RAT
TS SR Tendulkar IND 1989 2012 2000.5 160 6976 200.00
1 SR Tendulkar IND 1989 2012 2000.5 160 6976 200.00
2 RT Ponting AUS 1995 2012 2003.5 150 5406 154.99
3 Inzamam-ul-Haq PAK 1991 2007 1999 125 5257 150.72
4 JH Kallis SA 1996 2014 2005 135 5178 148.45
5 MS Dhoni IND 2004 2019 2011.5 113 4351 124.74
6 CH Gayle WI 1999 2019 2009 117 4217 120.90
7 AB de Villiers SA 2005 2018 2011.5 91 3994 114.51
8 AC Gilchrist AUS 1996 2008 2002 110 3960 113.53
9 BB McCullum NZ 2002 2016 2009 106 3188 91.40
10 V Sehwag IND 1999 2013 2006 84 2940 84.29
11 L Klusener SA 1996 2004 2000 53 1526 43.75
RANK ERA 3 NAT FP LP MP INNS RUNS RAT
TS V Kohli IND 2008 2022 2015 98 5020 170.00
1 V Kohli IND 2008 2022 2015 98 5020 170.00
2 MJ Guptill NZ 2009 2022 2015.5 99 4285 145.11
3 EJG Morgan ENG 2006 2022 2014 114 4165 141.05
4 LRPL Taylor NZ 2006 2022 2014 102 4104 138.98
5 RG Sharma IND 2007 2022 2014.5 70 3696 125.16
6 HM Amla SA 2008 2019 2013.5 69 3498 118.46
7 DA Warner AUS 2009 2022 2015.5 65 3013 102.03
8 Q de Kock SA 2013 2022 2017.5 53 2876 97.39
9 SPD Smith AUS 2010 2022 2016 55 2613 88.49
10 JC Buttler ENG 2012 2022 2017 63 2137 72.37
C Ave

The Comparative Average (C Ave) for batsmen is calculated by taken into account two factors:-

  • First is the average of batsmen at particluar positions (1-11) in a decade.
  • Second is the average of the opposition bowlers at Home, in Asia or outside Asia; whichever is applicable.
  • The average of the opposing team’s bowlers is also calculated by decades.
  • Higher C Ave suggests that more runs were given by bowlers in the above mentioned factors.
  • Thus it was easier to score runs against those oppositions and in those positions.
  • The batsmen’s points will thus be decreased accordingly.
  • Lower C Ave means the opposite.
R Ave

The Relative Average (R Ave) is calculated using the C Ave. Its formula is (Batsman’s Ave/His C Ave)*A Constant Factor. This constant doesn’t affect the rating as it is the same for everone. If your C Ave is comparatively high, your R Ave will be low; which is worse for batsmen. Broadly speaking, the following batsmen will benefit from this system:-

  • Opening batsmen, who face the new ball, get a slight advantage.
  • Lower order batsmen, whose averages are lower.
  • Batsmen from earlier times. This is because batting has become progressively easier in ODIs.
  • Batsmen who have played more in unfavourable conditions.
  • Batsmen who have played more against top opposition than weaker teams.

CONSISTENT

Criteria: Points For Relative Average

Against All Teams

RANK BATSMAN INNS NO RUNS 100s AVE C AVE R AVE RAT
TS DL Haynes 49 11 2573 10 67.71 31.07 74.11 150.00
1 DL Haynes 49 11 2573 10 67.71 31.07 74.11 150.00
2 L Klusener 53 24 1526 0 52.62 30.95 57.81 117.01
3 Zaheer Abbas 26 3 1310 5 56.96 33.91 57.10 115.59
4 RG Sharma 70 8 3696 11 59.61 35.91 56.44 114.25
5 MS Dhoni 113 32 4351 7 53.72 32.83 55.63 112.60
6 V Kohli 98 12 5020 19 58.37 37.18 53.38 108.05
7 SPD Smith 55 9 2613 9 56.80 36.38 53.08 107.45
8 Q de Kock 53 2 2876 11 56.39 36.87 52.00 105.25
9 Inzamam-ul-Haq 125 27 5257 8 53.64 35.29 51.68 104.60
10 HM Amla 69 5 3498 14 54.66 37.07 50.12 101.46
11 DM Jones 104 18 4069 4 47.31 32.16 50.02 101.24
12 AB de Villiers 91 15 3994 9 52.55 36.22 49.34 99.86
13 SR Tendulkar 160 15 6976 20 48.11 33.73 48.50 98.17
14 LRPL Taylor 102 25 4104 12 53.30 37.61 48.18 97.52
15 Javed Miandad 89 24 3028 5 46.58 33.45 47.35 95.84
16 JH Kallis 135 24 5178 6 46.65 33.97 46.70 94.52
17 DA Warner 65 1 3013 10 47.08 36.01 44.44 89.96
18 MJ Guptill 99 11 4285 11 48.69 37.53 44.12 89.30
19 JC Buttler 63 13 2137 5 42.74 33.51 43.37 87.78
20 EJG Morgan 114 21 4165 6 44.78 35.57 42.81 86.65
21 RT Ponting 150 12 5406 13 39.17 34.28 38.85 78.64
22 AC Gilchrist 110 3 3960 9 37.01 33.71 37.33 75.55
23 V Sehwag 84 2 2940 5 35.85 32.82 37.14 75.18
24 CH Gayle 117 3 4217 7 36.99 34.82 36.12 73.11
25 BB McCullum 106 12 3188 2 33.91 34.12 33.79 68.41

Against Top Teams

RANK BATSMAN INNS NO RUNS 100s AVE C AVE R AVE RAT
TS DL Haynes 49 11 2573 10 67.71 31.07 74.11 150.00
1 DL Haynes 49 11 2573 10 67.71 31.07 74.11 150.00
2 Zaheer Abbas 23 3 1219 5 60.95 33.91 61.11 123.69
3 L Klusener 45 21 1297 0 54.04 30.95 59.37 120.17
4 MS Dhoni 101 27 4074 7 55.05 32.83 57.01 115.40
5 RG Sharma 51 5 2578 8 56.04 35.91 53.06 107.41
6 V Kohli 73 9 3709 14 57.95 37.18 53.00 107.28
7 Q de Kock 51 2 2790 11 56.94 36.87 52.50 106.28
8 SPD Smith 51 7 2422 9 55.05 36.38 51.44 104.12
9 LRPL Taylor 88 21 3780 12 56.42 37.61 51.00 103.23
10 DM Jones 103 18 4015 4 47.24 32.16 49.93 101.07
11 Javed Miandad 83 23 2923 5 48.72 33.45 49.52 100.23
12 Inzamam-ul-Haq 106 19 4471 8 51.39 35.29 49.51 100.21
13 SR Tendulkar 142 12 6300 17 48.46 33.73 48.85 98.89
14 AB de Villiers 78 13 3323 6 51.12 36.22 47.99 97.14
15 JH Kallis 121 22 4499 6 45.44 33.97 45.49 92.08
16 MJ Guptill 87 11 3775 10 49.67 37.53 45.00 91.09
17 JC Buttler 60 12 2090 5 43.54 33.51 44.18 89.42
18 EJG Morgan 102 20 3678 4 44.85 35.57 42.87 86.78
19 HM Amla 57 3 2501 9 46.31 37.07 42.47 85.97
20 DA Warner 60 0 2650 9 44.17 36.01 41.70 84.40
21 RT Ponting 132 11 4547 11 37.58 34.28 37.27 75.44
22 V Sehwag 77 2 2612 4 34.83 32.82 36.08 73.03
23 CH Gayle 100 1 3624 7 36.61 34.82 35.74 72.35
24 AC Gilchrist 100 3 3393 7 34.98 33.71 35.28 71.41
25 BB McCullum 94 11 2730 1 32.89 34.12 32.78 66.34
C SR And R SR

The Comparative Strike Rate (C SR) and Relative Strike Rate (R SR) for batsmen is calculated using the same method as in C Ave and R Ave with average replaced with SR. Points to note are:-

  • Opening batsmen are at a disadvantage because of the first powerplay when SR is high.
  • Batsmen from the earlier era benefit from R SR.
  • This is because SR was generally low earlier and it has incresed with time.
  • Rest of the factors are the same as in R Ave.

ATTACKING

Criteria: Points For R SR

Against All Teams

RANK BATSMAN RUNS BF SR C SR R SR RAT
TS V Sehwag 2940 2755 106.72 79.27 105.01 150.00
1 Zaheer Abbas 1310 1284 102.02 73.04 108.96 150.00
2 V Sehwag 2940 2755 106.72 79.27 105.01 150.00
3 BB McCullum 3188 2865 111.27 84.22 103.05 147.20
4 JC Buttler 2137 1833 116.58 89.14 102.02 145.73
5 AC Gilchrist 3960 4010 98.75 78.53 98.08 140.10
6 AB de Villiers 3994 3904 102.31 83.88 95.13 135.89
7 L Klusener 1526 1648 92.60 76.63 94.26 134.64
8 DL Haynes 2573 3292 78.16 65.62 92.91 132.72
9 Q de Kock 2876 2798 102.79 88.99 90.10 128.70
10 RG Sharma 3696 3721 99.33 86.66 89.40 127.71
11 SR Tendulkar 6976 7918 88.10 76.98 89.27 127.52
12 DA Warner 3013 3019 99.80 87.57 88.89 126.97
13 V Kohli 5020 5206 96.43 86.06 87.39 124.84
14 MS Dhoni 4351 4750 91.60 83.20 85.87 122.66
15 EJG Morgan 4165 4388 94.92 86.82 85.27 121.80
16 SPD Smith 2613 2796 93.45 87.63 83.18 118.82
17 CH Gayle 4217 4865 86.68 82.14 82.31 117.57
18 MJ Guptill 4285 4651 92.13 88.34 81.35 116.20
19 HM Amla 3498 3862 90.57 87.15 81.06 115.79
20 DM Jones 4069 5734 70.96 68.55 80.74 115.33
21 Javed Miandad 3028 4038 74.99 72.58 80.59 115.11
22 Inzamam-ul-Haq 5257 6687 78.62 76.79 79.85 114.06
23 RT Ponting 5406 6819 79.28 78.32 78.96 112.78
24 LRPL Taylor 4104 4741 86.56 86.33 78.21 111.72
25 JH Kallis 5178 6911 74.92 77.44 75.47 107.80

Against Top Teams

RANK BATSMAN RUNS BF SR C SR R SR RAT
TS V Sehwag 2612 2488 104.98 79.27 103.31 150.00
1 Zaheer Abbas 1219 1182 103.13 73.04 110.14 150.00
2 V Sehwag 2612 2488 104.98 79.27 103.31 150.00
3 JC Buttler 2090 1792 116.63 89.14 102.06 148.18
4 BB McCullum 2730 2525 108.12 84.22 100.13 145.38
5 L Klusener 1297 1345 96.43 76.63 98.16 142.52
6 AC Gilchrist 3393 3490 97.22 78.53 96.56 140.20
7 DL Haynes 2573 3292 78.16 65.62 92.91 134.91
8 AB de Villiers 3323 3376 98.43 83.88 91.53 132.90
9 Q de Kock 2790 2725 102.39 88.99 89.74 130.31
10 SR Tendulkar 6300 7133 88.32 76.98 89.49 129.94
11 RG Sharma 2578 2610 98.77 86.66 88.91 129.09
12 DA Warner 2650 2709 97.82 87.57 87.13 126.51
13 V Kohli 3709 3880 95.59 86.06 86.64 125.80
14 MS Dhoni 4074 4443 91.69 83.20 85.96 124.82
15 EJG Morgan 3678 3899 94.33 86.82 84.75 123.05
16 SPD Smith 2422 2571 94.20 87.63 83.85 121.75
17 CH Gayle 3624 4130 87.75 82.14 83.32 120.99
18 MJ Guptill 3775 4053 93.14 88.34 82.24 119.41
19 Javed Miandad 2923 3889 75.16 72.58 80.77 117.28
20 DM Jones 4015 5663 70.90 68.55 80.67 117.13
21 Inzamam-ul-Haq 4471 5694 78.52 76.79 79.75 115.80
22 LRPL Taylor 3780 4338 87.14 86.33 78.73 114.32
23 RT Ponting 4547 5795 78.46 78.32 78.15 113.47
24 HM Amla 2501 2920 85.65 87.15 76.66 111.30
25 JH Kallis 4499 6017 74.77 77.44 75.31 109.35
Ave HS

In this criteria, we have taken the top 7 scores of the batsman in the specific condition. Average High Score (Ave HS) is simply the total runs in the 7 innings divided by 7.

BIG INNINGS POTENTIAL

Criteria: Points For Runs Scored In The Top 7 Inns

RANK BATSMAN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 AVE HS RAT
TS RG Sharma 264 209 208* 150 147 141* 125 177.71 100.00
1 RG Sharma 264 209 208* 150 147 141* 125 177.71 100.00
2 SR Tendulkar 200* 186* 175 139 137 123 122 154.57 86.98
3 MJ Guptill 237* 180* 138 122* 118 117* 111 146.14 82.23
4 Q de Kock 178 168* 138* 135 135 124 121 142.71 80.31
5 DA Warner 179 163 156 130 127 122 119 142.29 80.06
6 DL Haynes 152* 148 145* 142* 133* 117* 116 136.14 76.61
7 MS Dhoni 183* 148 139* 134 124 113* 107 135.43 76.21
8 V Kohli 154* 139* 138 123 122 121 118 130.71 73.55
9 CH Gayle 162 135 132 125 124 123 109 130.00 73.15
10 LRPL Taylor 181* 137 128* 117 113 112* 109* 128.14 72.11
11 HM Amla 154 127 124 122 116* 112 110* 123.57 69.53
11 AC Gilchrist 154 131 124 122 118 116 100 123.57 69.53
13 AB de Villiers 176 128 125* 121 109 101* 96 122.29 68.81
14 RT Ponting 134* 124 124 123 119 115 111 121.43 68.33
15 Inzamam-ul-Haq 137* 123 122 121* 118* 117 107 120.71 67.93
16 SPD Smith 164 149 108* 105 105 105 104 120.00 67.52
17 JH Kallis 139 121* 119* 109* 109* 100* 95* 113.14 63.67
18 DM Jones 145 121 104 101 99* 98 93* 108.71 61.17
19 JC Buttler 129 121 110* 110* 103 93 91* 108.14 60.85
20 V Sehwag 146 130 114* 108 91 85 82 108.00 60.77
21 Zaheer Abbas 123 118 113 109 105 95* 73 105.14 59.16
22 Javed Miandad 119* 116* 115* 106* 103 91* 80* 104.29 58.68
23 EJG Morgan 113 107* 107 103* 92 89* 88* 99.86 56.19
24 BB McCullum 117 86* 85 80* 79 77 77 85.86 48.31
25 L Klusener 92 83 64 60* 59* 59 57 67.71 38.10
QI SR

In this criteria, we have taken the top 5 innings of the batsman with highest strike rate. Quick Innings Strike Rate (QI SR) is the Relative SR of the batsmen in the 5 innings. Only 50+ runs innings are counted in this criteria.

QUICK INNINGS POTENTIAL

Criteria: Points For R SR In The Top 7 Inns by SR

RANK BATSMAN 1 2 3 4 5 QI SR RAT
TS BB McCullum 77/25 51/22 59/26 55/25 50/24 221.66 100.00
1 BB McCullum 77/25 51/22 59/26 55/25 50/24 221.66 100.00
2 CH Gayle 77/27 80/43 72/41 162/97 64/46 170.10 76.74
3 EJG Morgan 67/30 57/27 88/47 71/48 58/41 158.73 71.61
4 JC Buttler 110/55 54/29 90/51 129/77 121/74 154.21 69.57
5 AC Gilchrist 69/37 51/29 83/50 122/91 88/66 150.25 67.79
6 MS Dhoni 68/35 62/38 62/42 50/35 72/53 145.01 65.42
7 AB de Villiers 176/104 74/45 77/47 121/85 64/48 144.71 65.29
8 Zaheer Abbas 59/37 123/87 118/86 105/82 73/62 144.20 65.06
9 V Sehwag 74/40 146/102 114/82 52/39 82/62 141.70 63.93
10 SR Tendulkar 62/38 200/147 100/76 87/67 53/41 137.85 62.19
11 MJ Guptill 93/30 237/163 66/46 79/56 118/88 136.71 61.67
12 Javed Miandad 119/77 91/75 79/67 56/49 115/103 133.25 60.11
13 Q de Kock 178/113 62/41 138/96 83/58 70/49 130.38 58.82
14 DL Haynes 152/126 148/136 142/132 115/112 104/102 129.24 58.31
15 SPD Smith 51/29 104/64 105/66 73/55 105/93 126.99 57.29
16 DM Jones 99/77 93/82 121/113 145/136 69/68 125.97 56.83
17 V Kohli 100/52 115/66 123/95 122/105 154/134 123.12 55.54
18 Inzamam-ul-Haq 76/59 85/67 122/102 69/59 91/80 122.60 55.31
19 L Klusener 54/36 59/42 57/48 83/77 60/57 122.54 55.28
20 JH Kallis 53/26 80/59 109/94 74/70 82/79 122.22 55.14
21 LRPL Taylor 78/52 54/37 102/70 109/84 181/147 121.40 54.77
22 RG Sharma 264/173 208/153 209/158 65/55 125/109 120.98 54.58
23 RT Ponting 93/74 72/61 88/80 106/97 134/133 110.34 49.78
24 DA Warner 179/128 156/128 69/60 127/115 130/119 107.04 48.29
25 HM Amla 50/36 154/134 122/113 124/126 110/112 96.20 43.40
HM Rating

The HOME (HM) Rating is the addition of the points of all the above criteria. The rating is out of 1,000.

RATING

RANK BATSMAN PRO CONS C TT ATT A TT BIP QIP HM RAT
1 DL Haynes 101.17 150.00 150.00 132.72 134.91 76.61 58.31 803.71
2 SR Tendulkar 200.00 98.17 98.89 127.52 129.94 86.98 62.19 803.68
3 V Kohli 170.00 108.05 107.28 124.84 125.80 73.55 55.54 765.06
4 RG Sharma 125.16 114.25 107.41 127.71 129.09 100.00 54.58 758.20
5 MS Dhoni 124.74 112.60 115.40 122.66 124.82 76.21 65.42 741.85
6 Zaheer Abbas 51.51 115.59 123.69 150.00 150.00 59.16 65.06 715.01
7 AB de Villiers 114.51 99.86 97.14 135.89 132.90 68.81 65.29 714.39
8 DM Jones 160.00 101.24 101.07 115.33 117.13 61.17 56.83 712.78
9 Inzamam-ul-Haq 150.72 104.60 100.21 114.06 115.80 67.93 55.31 708.62
10 Q de Kock 97.39 105.25 106.28 128.70 130.31 80.31 58.82 707.05
11 MJ Guptill 145.11 89.30 91.09 116.20 119.41 82.23 61.67 705.01
12 LRPL Taylor 138.98 97.52 103.23 111.72 114.32 72.11 54.77 692.64
13 EJG Morgan 141.05 86.65 86.78 121.80 123.05 56.19 71.61 687.13
14 AC Gilchrist 113.53 75.55 71.41 140.10 140.20 69.53 67.79 678.11
15 JC Buttler 72.37 87.78 89.42 145.73 148.18 60.85 69.57 673.90
16 JH Kallis 148.45 94.52 92.08 107.80 109.35 63.67 55.14 671.00
17 BB McCullum 91.40 68.41 66.34 147.20 145.38 48.31 100.00 667.04
18 Javed Miandad 119.07 95.84 100.23 115.11 117.28 58.68 60.11 666.33
19 SPD Smith 88.49 107.45 104.12 118.82 121.75 67.52 57.29 665.44
20 DA Warner 102.03 89.96 84.40 126.97 126.51 80.06 48.29 658.23
21 V Sehwag 84.29 75.18 73.03 150.00 150.00 60.77 63.93 657.21
22 CH Gayle 120.90 73.11 72.35 117.57 120.99 73.15 76.74 654.81
23 RT Ponting 154.99 78.64 75.44 112.78 113.47 68.33 49.78 653.42
24 L Klusener 43.75 117.01 120.17 134.64 142.52 38.10 55.28 651.49
25 HM Amla 118.46 101.46 85.97 115.79 111.30 69.53 43.40 645.91

TOP TEAMS

DECADE OF MAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1970s WI ENG AUS NZ PAK
1980s WI ENG AUS PAK NZ IND SL
1990s SA AUS PAK WI IND ENG SL NZ
2000s AUS SA PAK SL IND NZ ENG WI
2010s IND SA AUS ENG NZ SL PAK BAN
2020s BAN PAK AUS NZ IND SA SL ENG

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