[ Poll ] Taylor records
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As a sidenote to ZIMDOGGY's other thread, this series has boosted Taylor up quite a few of the Zimbabwe record books. He's with some pretty good company in these lists.
To make this thread more interactive, I've added a poll. Which do you think has been Taylor's best innings in his career to date?
Most ODI centuries by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 2nd with 6 centuries, tied with Grant Flower and behind Alistair Campbell.
Highest ODI averages by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 3rd with 34.29, behind Andy Flower and Neil Johnson.
Most ODI runs by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 4th with 3910 runs, behind Andy Flower, Grant Flower and Alistair Campbell.
Most ODI scores of 50 or above by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 4th with 29, behind Andy Flower, Grant Flower and Alistair Campbell.
Highest ODI scores by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 5th (and 13th, 18th and 20th), 145* vs South Africa
Most runs in an ODI series by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 7th (with 295 in the tri-series last year). Incidentally, with two of the three matches played this current series puts him at 24th as well.
Runs scored in ODIs in 2011 by international batsmen:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine ... ;type=year
Taylor is 12th with 668 runs at 47.71.
To make this thread more interactive, I've added a poll. Which do you think has been Taylor's best innings in his career to date?
Most ODI centuries by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 2nd with 6 centuries, tied with Grant Flower and behind Alistair Campbell.
Highest ODI averages by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 3rd with 34.29, behind Andy Flower and Neil Johnson.
Most ODI runs by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 4th with 3910 runs, behind Andy Flower, Grant Flower and Alistair Campbell.
Most ODI scores of 50 or above by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 4th with 29, behind Andy Flower, Grant Flower and Alistair Campbell.
Highest ODI scores by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 5th (and 13th, 18th and 20th), 145* vs South Africa
Most runs in an ODI series by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 7th (with 295 in the tri-series last year). Incidentally, with two of the three matches played this current series puts him at 24th as well.
Runs scored in ODIs in 2011 by international batsmen:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine ... ;type=year
Taylor is 12th with 668 runs at 47.71.
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His 145 against South Africa last year, albeit in a losing cause
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Man, I love Brendan Taylor.
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I could have sworn that I've read before that Andy flowers average was lower than grants in ODIs and I can almost swear that Andy averaged 29?
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Nope, Andy powered on toward the end of his career and Grant tapered off. But both solidly in the 30s.
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I think his knock of 79 was his best. In pressure situations it's always tough to so well, but for his age at the time, I think it was his most important performance, since it's the only knock where it's been a winning cause
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all just as good as each other , he is going to be at the top of most stats for zim at the end of his career. he will end up with at least 10 tons. what a player
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BT has eclipsed both of these today and going strong to break many morebrmtaylor.com admin wrote:
Most runs in an ODI series by a Zimbabwean:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/ ... ;type=team
Taylor is 7th (with 295 in the tri-series last year). Incidentally, with two of the three matches played this current series puts him at 24th as well.
Runs scored in ODIs in 2011 by international batsmen:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine ... ;type=year
Taylor is 12th with 668 runs at 47.71.
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His 60 versus Australia. That was such a crucial innings, not only in the context of the game but for the game in the country. It really gave the game a lift and the players a lift too especially coming off so many problems.
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his 75 today helping our greatest chase in history