Cricketers and their favourite hunting ground

7. Donald Bradman at MCG

One of the greatest batsman produced by the game of cricket, Sir Donald Bradman, made Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) his hunting ground with 1671 runs in 11 Tests and an average of 128.53 with 9 hundred, 3 fifties and best score if of 270.

8. Brian Lara at Antigua

Brian Lara achieved his famous knock of 400* against England at one of his favourite run-scoring hunting ground at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. His unbeaten quadruple century still remains the highest in an innings as far as Test Cricket is concerned. The Trinidadian wizard averages 78.57 in 14 Tests after smashing 4 centuries and 6 fifties, taking his tally to 1650 runs at the venue.

9. Curtly Ambrose at Port of Spain, Trinidad

Fiery pace bowler Curtly Ambrose, who worked in tandem with Courtney Walsh in order to run through sides, made Port of Spain, Trinidad his own hunting grounds as he clinched 66 wickets in 12 Tests played at a ridiculous average of 13.28. He bagged six 5-wicket hauls and one 10-wicket match haul during his tenure at Port of Spain, Trinidad.