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Who is the best batsman of all time?

Who is the all time best batsman? Sir Donald Bradman or Sachin Tendulkar?

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    Sir Donald Bradman :)

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Look at the records. Bradman. Sir Donald Bradman himself said that "Sachin" was the closest batsman in technique to him. Sachin played in a more competitive international sphere and succeeded where no man has, but the records are now on the table. It's no disgrace to be second to Bradman.

Bradman, for the 99999th time this question has been asked.

Sachin is ahead by a mile. Bradman had relaxed schedules played only 50 odd tests , played against same opposition with no variety of attack, , i would drop bradman's average to 1/3rd in today's atmosphere of meticulous game and fielding plans and variety of bowling. as per my understanding Bradman's present worth average would be 33 in today's competitive cricket instead of 99. there is no disgrace for Bradman to be inferior to the master of all times.

M_B_T_M

Not again...Bradman I am a big fan of tendulkar but still bradman was the best....

Abraham

Sachin Tendulkar is the all time best batsman.

bradman, for so many reasons. the Idiots say that he only played against england and the bowlers were crappy back then, but they clearly have no sense / dont know cricket. bradmans bat was 1/4 of the size of todays bats - he couldnt mis-time a 6 or 4 like todays players. bradman played on uncovered pitches very little protective gear no technology to assist training (todays players watch their opponents and analyse them) he had a day job to manage aswell ovals were bigger and his 100 conversion rate and average (duh) will never be touched.

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Tendulkar is crap in comparison to the great Sir Donald Bradman. As far as I am aware Tendulkar has not got the title "Sir" yet which means he is clearly not in the same league as Bradman. Ponting is second best and then probably comes Tendulkar. Anyone who is not a blind and dumb Indian could tell Bradman was miles better as a player than Tendulkar is now. Bradman with today's equipment and shorter boundaries would have had an average of 150+ So the answer is BRADMAN!!! BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN, BRADMAN. Get the picture yet?

Joeblow

Brad man played against bowlers who had no idea how to swing the ball or anything while sachin plays with modern bowler and has to face quality bowlers i think sachin is better

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