Alastair Cook
173off 283 balls
Alastair Cook made 173 off 283 balls against Bangladesh at Chattogram in 2010. England won the match.
Was it a ton of consequence?
No: a good ton. He made 29% of the team's runs. The match didn't hinge on it: he came in at 0 for 0. How a ToC is decided
Sources: Cricsheet ball-by-ball data
High confidence. We have the full ball-by-ball record: the score when the batter came in, the lead and what the series rode on.
How the score is builtscore · points
Match Impact30% weight+15.351
Clutchness22% weight+11.753
Narrative18% weight+9.955
Conditions & Opposition14% weight+7.654
Historical Weight10% weight+5.353
Perceived Greatness6% weight+3.456
Greatness score on your weighting53.1
Your weighting
- Match Impact30%Did it decide the course of the game?
- Clutchness22%The weight of pressure in the moment
- Narrative18%The story surrounding the innings
- Conditions & Opposition14%What and who they were up against
- Historical Weight10%How time and experts have judged it
- Perceived Greatness6%The consensus of those who watched
How divisive is it?
Universally great, 2. Almost everyone agrees. This innings transcends the debate. Across five points of view it scores between 52.9 and 54.
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Brisbane · 2010 · 135th overall72.3294 v India
Birmingham · 2011 · 170th overall71.4116 v Australia
W.A.C.A · 2006 · 352nd overall68.8263 v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi · 2015 · 364th overall68.6244* v Australia
Melbourne · 2017 · 563rd overall66.8243 v West Indies
Birmingham · 2017 · 564th overall66.8