Sir Donald Bradman for his unmatched batting average, and Sachin Tendulkar for his longevity and record-breaking achievements.
The title of the greatest cricket player of all time often sparks debate, with Sir Don Bradman, renowned for his staggering 99.94 Test average, and Sachin Tendulkar, celebrated as the “God of Cricket” for his unmatched records, standing out as top contenders.
While Bradman dominated his era with unparalleled consistency, Tendulkar’s longevity, adaptability, and over 34,000 international runs make him a modern legend. Both players redefined cricket in their own ways, inspiring generations worldwide.
Ultimately, the answer depends on the criteria—Bradman for statistical brilliance and Tendulkar for global impact, versatility, and a career that transcended eras.