It made me wonder about how well he fitted in compared to other all rounders from history.
Hot on the heels of my first ever animated graph last week, I have another one today, showing every player who had at least 5 three year periods where they were in the top 23% of run scorers and wicket takers, and where they had a batting average over 17. (That last condition was necessary due to a period where the batsmen were interchanged regularly in the 1880's, resulting in the top run scorers including some bowlers who averaged below 10 with the bat.)