Top 10 Batsmen with most 90s in international Cricket

Top 10 Batsmen with most 90s in international Cricket: Nothing gives batsmen the satisfaction that he gets from scoring a century, we often talk about players who have scored maximum number of centuries. Although what we forget to consider is the number of times they failed to reach the milestone and ended up in their nineties. The scenario would have been a whole lot different had the players converted them into centuries. Let’s have a look at the Top 10 Batsmen with most 90s in international Cricket: 10. Michael Clarke – 11 Nineties: Micheal Clarke. (© Getty Images) Regarded as one of the game’s most professional, reliable and focused players, the current Aussie Test Skipper appears on the tenth position. With 36 centuries and 11 Ninety+ scores in his ongoing career, Clarke continues to flourish and develop his game. Also Read – Top 10 Batsmen With Most Centuries In International Cricket 9. Herschelle Gibbs – 11 Nineties: Herschelle Gibbs. (© Getty Images) Herschelle Gibbs is undoubtedly one of the most outrageous stroke player of all time, he made it look so easy while others struggled to even attempt it. With 35 centuries and 11 Ninety+ scores in his fourteen year career span, Gibbs makes his way to the ninth place in the list. 8. Nathan Astle – 11 Nineties: Nathan Astle. (© Getty Images) With 27 centuries and 11, 90+ scores in his twelve year career span, the Black Caps all-rounder makes his way to the eight position on the list. Nathan also holds the record of hitting maximum sixes (11) in a Test innings by a New Zealander. 7. Matthew Hayden – 11 Nineties: Matthew Hayden. (Photo Source: PA Photos) The Australian hard hitting opener appears on the seventh position on the list, with 40 centuries and 11 Ninety+ scores in his sixteen year career span. Hayden holds the record for the Highest individual score in Test by any Australian batsman. 6. Inzamam-ul-Haq – 12 Nineties: Inzamam Ul Haq. (Photo Source: Getty Images ) The Pakistani opener makes his way to the sixth position on the list, with 35 centuries and 12 Ninety+ scores in his sixteen year career span. Inzamam was known to plays shots all round the wicket, he was especially strong off his legs, and unleashed ferocious pulls and lofted drives. 5. Ricky Pointing – 13 Nineties: Ricky Ponting Australia. (© Getty Images) The former Aussie Skipper makes his appearance on the fifth spot, with 71 centuries and 13 Ninety+ scores in his seventeen year career span. Pointing is the third Australian batsman to score 10,000+ Test runs, he is also the highest run scorer for Australia in ODIs and Tests. 4. Jacques Kallis – 13 Nineties: Jacques Kallis. (Photo Source: Associated Press) Regarded as one of the greatest of the game’s all-rounders, Kallis has proved his worth in all the three formats of the game, he is the only player to score 11000 runs and take 250 wickets in both formats of the game. Within his career span of nineteen years Kallis scored 62 centuries and 13 Ninety+ scores and holds the fourth position on the spot. 3. Rahul Dravid – 14 Nineties: Rahul Dravid.(Photo Source: Getty Images) Rahul Dravid was probably the one of most technical batsmen of his time, his temperament and concentration were always spot on. Within the span of his sixteen year career Dravid scored 48 centuries and 14 Nienty+ scores and holds the third spot in the list. 2. AB de Villiers – 14 Nineties: Ab de Villiers South Africa. (© Getty Images) Second on the list is the superman form South Africa, you just can’t leave him out of anything. With 41 centuries and 14 ninety+ scores in his career so far AB de Villiers rules the second position in the list. 1. Sachin Tendulkar – 28 Nineties: Sachin Tendulkar. (Photo by Patrick Eagar/Patrick Eagar via Getty Images)” With a century of centuries in his bag the Master Blaster is the only player in the world cricket to score 100 centuries in his career. Sachin also holds the record of being dismissed in his nineties on most occasions, with 28 90+ scores in combined formats he hold the first position in the list of players with most nineties. Also Read – Top 10 Batsmen with Most Half Centuries in International Cricket (All Stats Updated Till 22nd September, 2015)

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Top 10 Batsmen with most 90s in international Cricket

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