PWC rating update: Hayden tops Lara, Dravid moves to #3

[Arnab]

Having beaten Brian Lara's record Test score, it's fitting that Matthew Hayden has also reclaimed top place in the PwC Ratings from the West Indies player. Hayden's lead is narrow, and he will need a decent score in the second Test to preserve his top position.

1  +2   Matthew Hayden  AUS  893 56.75 935 vs England, Brisbane 2002  
 
2  -1   Brian Lara  WI  887 51.56 908 vs Australia, St John's 1999  
 
3  +4   Rahul Dravid  IND  849 55.22 875 vs New Zealand, Hamilton 1999  
 
4  +2   Adam Gilchrist  AUS  825 61.06 876 vs South Africa, Cape Town 2002  
 
5    Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK  805 49.54 857 vs New Zealand, Lahore 2002  
 
6  -4   Sachin Tendulkar  IND  804 56.94 899 vs Zimbabwe, Nagpur 2002  
 
6  -2   Ricky Ponting  AUS  804 50.97 858 vs West Indies, Bridgetown 2003  
 
8  +1   Marcus Trescothick  ENG  751 43.11 769 vs Sri Lanka, Manchester 2002  
 
9  +1   Jacques Kallis  SA  746 49.20 849 vs Pakistan, Durban 2002  
 
10  +1   Herschelle Gibbs  SA  742 44.81 815 vs Pakistan, Cape Town 2003

[Edited on 13-10-2003 by Arnab]

[James90]

Why is this in the forget cricket forum?

[chinaman]

Because he forgot cricket!

[oracle]

Actually this is important news. For India it is especially pertinent as the form of Dravid would tip the balance of the series "definetely" in their favour. India really needed Dravid to come forth at this juncture.