Best Player to have never got a Test Double Ton?

Kallis, Colin Cowdrey, followed by Ian Chappell and Michael Atherton, although I should add that Mark Waugh also deserves a mention.
Who else?

Ian Bell

Chappelli just missed out. Junior only scored one 150 so not surprised he didn't crack it for a double.

Ali Cook. Vandort. How long would they need to score a double ton?

not sure mark waugh deserved a mention...a mediocre player who ended his career with a mediocre average

WG Grace?

Lillee , Warne , McGrath , Marshall , MuMu , Holding , Garner , Donald ...

Paris

Hassett

Marto , Woodfull , O'Neill , Boof

a tragedy that warnie never got a ton..

i think from memory that koala jnr has the lowest average of Australia's top 20 test bats (in aggregate runs scored)

horace wrote:not sure mark waugh deserved a mention...a mediocre player who ended his career with a mediocre average

Actually, did he ever score over 150?

once... i think..

horace wrote:

i think from memory that koala jnr has the lowest average of Australia's top 20 test bats (in aggregate runs scored)

Top 18 ....You have forgotten (as a lot of Ozzies would like to do ) Kim Hughes ...and then Heals is at 21

Ganguly?

embee wrote:

horace wrote:

i think from memory that koala jnr has the lowest average of Australia's top 20 test bats (in aggregate runs scored)

Top 18 ....You have forgotten (as a lot of Ozzies would like to do ) Kim Hughes ...and then Heals is at 21

rofl .. thanx embee...

Demelza wrote:Ganguly?

Last week may have been a better time to post that ....

Check the scorecard from the latest Subi Test

horace wrote:not sure mark waugh deserved a mention...a mediocre player who ended his career with a mediocre average

You got that right senator!

Pah - Mark Waugh can point to playing a series defining innings in at least two series (against Saf which cemented Aust as No 1) let alone his partnership with Steve against the Windies.

law of averages....had to have done something sometime with all those chances he had

JGK wrote:Pah - Mark Waugh can point to playing a series defining innings in at least two series (against Saf which cemented Aust as No 1) let alone his partnership with Steve against the Windies.

Greg Blewett can probably claim similar .....

...and kim hughes, boof and greg ritchie

Demelza wrote:Ganguly?

I think so too..

since he anchored the innings of two people under pressure as well.

For the information of newcomers: Horrie's signed this pact with the devil that means if he ever misses half a chance to bag the Waughs he has to kill himself. The time you spend trying to engage him or argue with him just disappears down a black hole never to be seen again. It is much less hassle to just let him rant on, and go and find something else to do that's more productive and interesting, such as rearranging your sock draw.

Fred Nerk wrote:For the information of newcomers: Horrie's signed this pact with the devil that means if he ever misses half a chance to bag the Waughs he has to kill himself. The time you spend trying to engage him or argue with him just disappears down a black hole never to be seen again. It is much less hassle to just let him rant on, and go and find something else to do that's more productive and interesting, such as rearranging your sock draw.

...or you could just tell him to ****** off ....