The young cricketer of Afghanistan, Bahir Shah, has recently surpassed Sir Don Bradman of Australia, who has been called the Alltime Best Cricketer in a case. He has become the batsmen to make runs in first-class cricket with highest averages. So far this record was named after Bradman, but Bahir Shah has now gone ahead of him. This information was given by ICC (International Cricket Council), the largest organization in cricket, sharing its Twitter account.
Sir Don Bradman played 234 first-class matches in his career, in which he scored 28067 runs at an average of 95.14.
- Bahir Shah of Afghanistan has now scored 1096 runs in 7 first-class matches of 121.77 average.
- Out of 18 years, the first-class cricket has become the cricketer for at least 1000 runs with the highest average in cricket.
Bahir had scored an innings of 256 * in his debut first-class match. This was the second best score of any cricketer in the debut match.
Sir Don Bradman played 234 first-class matches in his career, in which he scored 28067 runs at an average of 95.14.
- Bahir Shah of Afghanistan has now scored 1096 runs in 7 first-class matches of 121.77 average.
- Out of 18 years, the first-class cricket has become the cricketer for at least 1000 runs with the highest average in cricket.
Bahir had scored an innings of 256 * in his debut first-class match. This was the second best score of any cricketer in the debut match.
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