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March 28, 2006
Ponting passes Bradman, level with Gavaskar, Dravid, Fingleton & Melville
Ricky Ponting is now officially a run-machine and boring to watch/follow. He made his 30th test century on day four of the Durban test, having made his 29th on the first day. He is now, obviously, ahead of Bradman in the centuries roster. Like I pointed out in a different thread, I expect he'll end up with something obscene, like 50 test centuries!
This century also means he is level with Sunil Gavaskar, with three century-in-each-innings efforts.
Why do these two (Dravid & Ponting) have one more similarity now!?
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| my mistake - ricky had a 74 & 1 at capetown and so no 4 100s in a row
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Ganesh (28 Mar 2006, 9:50:00 am)
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