Thursday, January 5, 2012
Micheal Clarke Scores 329 : A Comparison of Triple Hundreds.
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Micheal Clarke Scores 329 : A Comparison of Triple Hundreds.
Micheal Clarke played the dream innings of his career when he went on to score the unbeatable 329 in the first innings of the second test between India and Australia at Sydney 2012.
Micheal played a marathon innings along with Ricky Ponting who scored 134 and Micheal Hussey who stood unbeatable with a 150.Australia amassed a massive lead against India with these performances and had made sure that India continue in their continous losing streak in tests outside their home.
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Micheal Clarke got assistance from the pitch which did not have any turn or swing.The ball came easily on to the bat and Clarke ensured that he scores 329.
Among the modern day batsmen who have scored triple hundreds includes the likes of :
Chris Gayle -333 , 317
Younis Khan - 313
Virender Sehwag - 319,309
Mahela Jayawardane - 374
Among the legendary players who have retired triple hundreds have been scored by:
Brian Lara - 400 , 375
Mathew Hayden - 380
Inzamam Ul Haq - 329
Mark Taylor - 334
Sanath Jayasuriya - 340
Donald Bradman - 34 , 304
There are still many more...it is evident that Micheal Clarke in joining this triple hundred club has ensured a place for himself in the history.
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