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Barry Bonds 762 career home runs, unless the MLB turn a blind eye to rampant drug use again.
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Fatima Whitbread's gold medals for ugliness
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Anybody winning something without drugs.
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Cal Ripken's consecutive games played in baseball - 2,632
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Dixie Dean's 60 goals in a top division season
when did anyone last get 40 ![]() I read a statistical article which calcualted ,comparing the best to the average in various stats based sports, and working out how often you'd expect the best stats to be replicated, that Bradnam's test batting average will probably be a record for 700 years. |
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Brett Favres unbroken run of games another contender
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eye of a tiger in rocky.
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Jahangir Khan's 555 consecutive wins in squash from 1981 to 1986
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Sir Don Bradman's test average of 99.94
Nothing even comes remotely close to that, for me. |
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catching 62 two pences off your elbow, by eddie big hands
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Flo Jo's sprint records
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number of times jeremy bates a$$ fell out
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How many women licked their lips at Linford Christies lunch box
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Bradman surely.
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Bradmans test average is 30% better than anyone else who has ever played the game. Amazing stuff.
As for Dixie Dean's record. Not so streets ahead of others as you might think. The year previous to Dean's record breaking season George Camsell of Middlesbrough got 59 league goals. Also Messi scored 70 goals this season, albeit in all competitions. |
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Nigel Benn plays records at Ministry of sound.
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le mans 24 hours
think about it ![]() |
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phil taylors 16 worlds
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roscoe tanner with his popeye left forearm banging in a 140mph serve with a wooden racket.
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king john part once drank 14 pints and made love to 2 walk on girls during a premier league ad break
not bad for a man of forty ![]() |
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Terry Connor no premier league wins
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bito who were the walk on gals?
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the blonde and the brunette
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Andy Murray no grand slam
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Eddie the Eagle, and only man never to have one in golf.
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go king part
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north korean leader--KIM
18 holes in one then retired witnessed by his personal assisants |
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foo kin bandit
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Undertaker's 20-0 wrestlemania streak.
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Bradman's looks the most astonishing to me. There may be others less likely to be broken. How many tests do you need to play to qualify though? If someone is called up, scores 101 in the first innings, no need to bat in the second...then gets injured and never plays again...
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Then he's had a good game. Bradman had a career over many years.
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Well, yeah.
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Guess he'd have a test average of 101 but people would know the story.
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think 20 is the minimum to be listed
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Andrew ("Andy") Gordon Ganteaume (born January 22, 1921) is a West Indian former cricketer who played as an opening batsman and occasional wicketkeeper. He was born in Belmont, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. He is noteworthy for scoring 112 in his only Test innings, against England at Port of Spain in 1947/48, which gives him a higher batting average than Donald Bradman, who is universally considered the greatest batsman in the game's history. However, lists of all-time averages rarely include those who have played fewer than 20 innings.
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No other player who has played more than 20 Test match innings has finished with a Test average of more than 61.[215] Bradman scored centuries at a rate better than one every three innings—in 80 Test innings
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My best mate's (and partner) in a pairs darts match score will never be beaten
Treble 20, treble 20, treble 18 he wasn't paying attention - we only needed 146 ![]() |
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Didn't Merv Hughes sink 30-odd beers on a flight once?
Probably 330 tinnies, but still - not bad, eh? |
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Bold Trease(Australian greyhound)
Won the same Group1 race 4 years in a row. |