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jnash196
17 Apr 2007, 20:35
I want to prove to someone that he is an absolute idiot for even thinking that Ponting is better than Bradman so just vote for Bradman and I can prove him as an absoulte tool and can stop wasting my time arguing with idiots
bringbackschwarter5
17 Apr 2007, 20:37
Ponting, Bradman was an overated hack
DonMania#5
17 Apr 2007, 20:39
Bradman by a mile.
trueblue_91
17 Apr 2007, 20:39
BRADMAN!!!!!
My God the man averaged 99.94
He was amazing and in todays game i would not be suprised if his average was 100+. Ponting is a gun but no were near Bradman
Bradman>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ponting
:thumbsd: What a stupid thread!:thumbsd:
Go back to school. You have much to learn...
james Dean
17 Apr 2007, 21:39
:thumbsd: What a stupid thread!:thumbsd:
Go back to school. You have much to learn...
He said that he was proving someone Bradman was better.. Learn to read
Coin_Toss
17 Apr 2007, 21:55
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Can't compare players from different eras.
Ponting's average (59) in the long form of the game is very good, but I hear people say it should be well into the 60's. The best batsman in our time, so hes been consistent.
Bradman's record speaks for itself - I don't need to show you the statistics. However, he played some 60 years ago, hardly a fair comparison.
wce4premiership
17 Apr 2007, 23:11
Bradman, but ponting is the best of the modern era and will break all sorts of records.
wally funk
17 Apr 2007, 23:54
am i the only aussie who simply can't stand ponting? great player (most of the time), but there's something about him that's unlikeable. frigged if i know what really.
am i the only aussie who simply can't stand ponting? great player (most of the time), but there's something about him that's unlikeable. frigged if i know what really.
The 2nd head?
mudgeathon
18 Apr 2007, 01:00
Bradman by miles
Don't forget he played on uncovered pitches and his average of 99.94 was somewhere around 40 runs better than the next best
Ponting averages 59ish, but Dravid, Kallis, Lara + Tendulkar [in their prime] averages near what Ponting does
Both have/had personality disorders
Sir_Adrian84
18 Apr 2007, 11:38
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Can't compare players from different eras.
Ponting's average (59) in the long form of the game is very good, but I hear people say it should be well into the 60's. The best batsman in our time, so hes been consistent.
Bradman's record speaks for itself - I don't need to show you the statistics. However, he played some 60 years ago, hardly a fair comparison.
Bradman was better but there are differences over eras:
Bradman played 52 tests (over ~18 years) including there being no tests for 7-8 years due to WW2 compared to today's crickters who play up to 20 tests a year.
Bradman played on uncovered pictures
Bradman played on bigger grounds (no ropes)
There were no planes, so trips to England last 3 weeks by ship and tours lasted 9 months
However, he only played tests in 2 countries (Aus and Eng) never played in India or Pakistan.
Bradman never played in an era of ODIs or 20/20 which has changed the game substantially
Overall Bradman was not only a great player for all eras, but he was even better for the fact that the disadvantages of playing then compared to now were greater
For the record, I dont think you can compare them. Having said that I think it says something about how good Ponting is that he is even compared to Sir Don. Probably the best players in their era.
Hawkamania!
18 Apr 2007, 14:01
This is a footy poll board, not for girly games. Post in cricket forum.
grantyc77
18 Apr 2007, 14:58
Bradman for me as well
Dingo - Alpha
24 Apr 2007, 12:54
Bradman by far.:thumbsu:
DeeHughMan
24 Apr 2007, 14:32
heard of someone do a statistical study on Bradman. Cricket has been played for a long time. the era crap is irrelevant. because bradman was that much better than anyone in his own era it is stupid to compare. Bradman was a 1/100,000 test cricketer. seeing as only 400 players have played for Australia it may take another 25,000 years of test cricket for another bradman. a statistical freak