The only batsman in the world to have an average of more than 50 in all three formats of cricket

The only batsman in the world to have an average of more than 50 in all three formats of cricket

The best way to determine the ability of any batsman in cricket is the batting average of that player. And batting average of 50 or more in any format of cricket is considered quite good.

In this article, we have to tell you about the only batsman whose batting average is not more than 50 in one or all three formats.

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Babar Azam

Babar Azam of Pakistan is considered to be one of the better batsmen of ODI and T20. Babar has an average of 53.55 in ODIs and 54.56 in T20s but Babar has an average of 35.29 in Test cricket.

Steve smith

Australia's Steve Smith recently proved that he is a great player of Test cricket. Smith has scored an impressive 64.56 in Tests.
                                           Smith is the second-highest player in the Test after Don Bradman. But if we look at the rest of Smith's format data, then his ODI average is 41.89 and T20 is only 21.45.

Virat Kohli

Indian team captain Virat Kohli is considered to be the better player of all formats. And this record also proves that he is the king of cricket.
                                                  Virat Kohli is the only batsman in the world to have a batting average of more than 50 in all three formats of cricket.
                                                      Virat has scored 6749 runs in 79 Tests at an average of 53.34. Virat has scored more than 11000 runs in 239 ODIs, during which his average was 60.31.


Apart from this, in small formats like Virat T20, they score with an average of 50.85. Recently, Virat played brilliant innings of 72 runs in T20 against Africa.