Cricket: Players Who Missed Out On A Remarkable Milestone
Since its commencement in the late sixteenth century, cricket has created numerous extraordinary players.
With their extraordinary cricketing capacities, they have accomplished nearly everything in their transcendent cricketing ventures yet at the same time, there were things that stayed out of their span.
In this article, Allsportspk presents the top ten players who missed out on a remarkable milestone in their cricketing careers.
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#10 Jacques Kallis Never Winning A World Cup
Jacques Kallis is generally recognized as one of the best all-rounders ever in the history of the sport. Being a match-champ with both bat and ball, Kallis was similarly begrudged by batsmen and bowlers amid his days. On numerous events, he turned the match on its head with his extraordinary all-round capacities.
With in excess of 25000 runs with the bat and overabundance of 550 wickets with the ball, Kallis was the 1st player to score 10000 runs and take 250 wickets in the both formats, Tests and ODIs. In spite of participating in 5 World Cups for South Africa, Kallis never laid his hands on the World Cup.
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In his 36 World Cup matches, Kallis scored 1,148 runs at a conventional normal of 45.92 and gathered 21 wickets.
#9 No Lord’s Century For Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar is in actuality one of the most noteworthy ambasador for the sport of cricket in the current world. The Little Master of cricket is commended as the divine force of cricket for having improved the game with his unthinkable batting records. Hundred tons at the international level accompanied by 31000 runs are a couple of jaw-opening records associated with him.
In any case, in his to a great extent effective vocation, if at any point there was one thing that stayed distant for the colossal man, it was scoring a ton at the Mecca of cricket, Lord’s. In his 24-year-long profession, Sachin has shown up at the Lord’s ground however could not move beyond that three-figure enchantment check as he just scored an aggregate of 195 keeps running at an average of 21.67, with his 37 runs in the 1st Test of India voyage through England 2007 being his most noteworthy score at Lord’s.
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For all his matchless quality in the realm of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar could not score even 50 years at Lord’s. Maybe, this is the exemplary precedent to legitimize the deep rooted maxim that says “Cricket is a great leveler”.
#8 Virendar Sehwag Not Getting To His 3rd Triple Century
The previous Indian opener, Virender Sehwag, affectionately called as “Sultan of Multan” is to a great extent viewed as a standout amongst the most dangerous batsmen ever of.
With his daring batting, Sehwag used to be a bad dream for bowlers for over 10 years. With 8586 and 8273 runs in Tests and ODIs separately, Viru is the main Indian opener to score more than 8000 runs the both formats, Tests and ODIs.
Going into the third and the last Test of the Sri Lanka voyage through India 2009 at Mumbai with two triple hundreds, answering to Sri Lanka’s first innings score of 393, Sehwag achieved 284 runs at stumps on Day 2.
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Exactly when it looked like Sehwag would get to the milestone effortlessly to end up the 1st batsman to score three triple tons in Tests, he was rejected by Muttiah Muralitharan against the run of play on 293, which implied that he missed the mark concerning the record by an insignificant 7 runs.
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