In this engaging analysis, the author examines cricket players' performances over a 20-Test period, focusing on both batters and bowlers. The study reveals that legendary players like Don Bradman dominated the batting charts, averaging over 160 runs per Test during his peak years from 1934 to 1948. Meanwhile, bowlers such as Muthiah Muralidaran and Waqar Younis showcased their prowess, with Muralidaran achieving an impressive 114 streaks and Younis averaging 6.65 wickets per Test during his prime. The article also highlights the contributions of modern players like Mohammad Yousuf and Kumar Sangakkara, both averaging over 130 runs per Test in their best stretches. Additionally, wicketkeeper Alex Carey led the fielders with 101 dismissals at an average of 5.05 per Test. This comprehensive analysis not only celebrates individual achievements but also provides a fascinating look into the evolution of cricket performance metrics.