5 batsmen who have a higher T20I average than Test average

Andrew Symonds

Symonds

If there ever was a player that was made for T20 cricket that was Andrew Symonds. Although his tryst with T20Is was brief, his numbers merely highlight the impact he could have had. So good was his impact that his numbers in T20Is are actually better than Tests, which aren't too shabby at all.

The big-hitting all-rounder from Australia was not only one of the finest hitters of the ball but was also an exceptional fielder and more than handy bowler. In his 14 T20Is, he scored at an average of 48.14 and strike rate of almost 170. In 26 Tests, he averaged 40.61 with two centuries to his name. As a middle-order batsman, his record in both formats is exceptional.

But his T20I numbers merely highlight just how good he could have been had he made his debut a little later.