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" It is also the highest innings by a former player to have played only one Test match.[8][9]"
Not a particularly graceful line.
The problem is that there is currently a current player with a one-Test higher average, but he is likely to play again. So it may have to remain inelegant until his average drops and we can simply state that Ganteaume has the highest average full stop. I've reworked it a bit to take out the highest score in a solitary Test. This will need some more work later. Sarastro1 (talk) 21:08, 6 January 2013 (UTC)Reply
"Having played just one Test innings, Ganteaume was left with a Test batting average of 112, which is higher than that of Donald Bradman, who has the highest average of those to play more than 20 innings in a Test career"
" He did not bat in the second innings, when West Indies needed to score runs quickly in an unsuccessful attempt to win the game; the match was drawn after a long rain interruption;"
This gives the impression that it rained when WI batted. The source says " but crucially two hours were lost to rain on the fourth day" Tintin16:15, 6 January 2013 (UTC)Reply
Passing comment: "but his time for sport was restricted by his career in the civil service" - can you find anything about what sort of position he actually held in the civil service? After all, a bio should be as complete as possible, so his career is relevant. All the more, since it is actually mentioned in the article. Guettarda (talk) 18:37, 6 January 2013 (UTC)Reply
Nothing in the sources I have access to. There is an autobiography, but it is not the easiest to get hold of and is rather too expensive for me to want to get it for minor details. This would probably answer this, and the following question. You may have more luck getting it than me. Also, this may make it touch-and-go whether this article can be a GA as there are other sources available which have more information. Sarastro1 (talk) 21:17, 6 January 2013 (UTC)Reply
Also the race question would be significant if you can find more about it. (I find myself wondering if there isn't something more there, given that he's a Ganteaume, which would make him a cousin of some sort to at least a certain segment of the white elite.[1])
That sounds likely, as I imagine it is not a common name. However, we cannot really speculate in the article. As I mention above, he wrote an autobiography which may contain some answers, but he did not allude to this in the interviews he gave when the book came out. So if there is more to it, he isn't saying either. Sarastro1 (talk) 21:17, 6 January 2013 (UTC)Reply
I noticed that the Fazeer Mohammed mentioned that he played for Maple Club, which was probably where he played most of his cricket and football; he's also mentioned to have played for UBOT[2] which indicates that in addition to working for the civil service, he also worked for UBOT.
I think this would be marginal in the article as there is no indication of its importance in my sources. I know something about the Maple Club, but there is no article on it and my only source is CLR James. My instinct would be to leave this out for now unless there is something which connects him to Maple and says "this is a big deal!" Otherwise, to the general reader, it is just a local club with no importance (which would be incorrect, but we need sources!). (To digress, I am often tempted to make articles on Maple, Shannon, etc, but lack sourcing other than James and so remain reluctant to do so).
The TT Cricket Board lists Ganteaume as an honorary life member[3]
Personally, I am not convinced that these warrant a mention. On the last one, the article mentions that he was the first TT player to score a Test century; I'm not sure the debut century statistic is that significant. On the other two, I am not aware of how prestigious either of these items are. However, you undoubtedly know more than me on that one, and I have no objection to you or anyone else adding them if you think they are important. Sarastro1 (talk) 21:17, 6 January 2013 (UTC)Reply
I don't think that its grade is anywhere near for GA-Class articles. At best its a C-Class article. Please see Template:Grading scheme. On the review, when it says reasonably well written, it should be in light of Template:Grading scheme. This is an example of reasonably well written for GA-Class [6]. So it doesn't pass reasonably well written for GA-class. It doesn't pass broad in its coverage as well. Only 13 sources mentioned, whereas the example shows atleast 200+ sources for a GA-class, so it fails on that as well. So, I think its grade should change to C. M A A Z T A L K 13:17, 16 February 2018 (UTC)Reply
He passed fifty in seven innings, with a top-score of 92 against Glamorgan,[4], but Norman Preston, the editor of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, suggested neither Ganteaume, nor any of the other three specialist opening batsmen in the team, never "came up to expectations", forcing Frank Worrell to open the batting.[7] → Too many commas, you may rephrase the sentence, also there are 2 commas after Glamorgan.
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