I am probably tempting Fate by bringing this up, but I shall say it nevertheless. Kallis has scored 38 centuries in Tests, yet his highest score is just 189. (His highest first-class score is just 200). Scoring large centuries is just not his style. So, historical data suggests that Kallis is not the one who will be leading the charge on the 3rd day. Lying in wait is Abraham Benjamin de Villiers.
The Indians are in for a leather hunt and statisticians worldwide are going to be reaching for the record books.
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Showing posts with label Gary Kirsten. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 18, 2010
Crash, Bang, Wallop
Yesterday, I had written:
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Cricket,
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Jacques Kallis,
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