This is my judgement but can be agreed easily. Cricket is a game of how individuals perform also.


Aussies

1. Hayden -- below par
2. Katich -- above par
3. Ponting -- below par
4. Hussey -- par
5. Clarke -- Below par
6. Haddin -- below par
7. Watson -- Above par
8. Lee -- below par
9. Siddle -- below par
10. Johnson -- above par
11. White -- par (Dont know he was no 8 batsman or leading spinner)
12. Krejza -- Above par
13. Clark -- below par

Summary

7 below par
2 par
4 above par

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India

1. Gambhir -- Above par
2. Sehwag -- Above par
3. Dravid -- Below par
4. Sachin -- Above par
5. Laxman -- Above par
6. Ganguly -- Above par
7. Dhoni -- Above Par
8. Harbhajan -- Aboove Par (Combine the batting effort)
9. Kumble -- below par
10. Mishra -- Above par
11. I Sharma -- Above Par
12. Zaheer -- Above Par
13. Vijay -- par

10 above par
2 below par
1 par

Let us compare some of the key positions from both sides:

1.Hayden vs Gambhir (opening)

Though Hayden was the favorite to win this contest, yet Gambhir outdid him. In first two matches Hayden seemed to be out of touch while Gambhir did well. Also when Hayden got off a start he could not cross 100 while Gambhir scored 2 hundreds one being a double ton.

2. Ishant vs Lee (Opening bowler)

Lee was completely outdone by the India.

3. Dhoni vs Haddin (keeper)

Dhoni did better both as keeper and batsman.

4. Bhajji/Mishra/Kumble vs Krejza (Spinner)

Though Krejza picked 12 scalps in the match but conceded too many runs. While the Indian counterparts (except Kumble) did much better.

5. Sachin vs Ponting

Except the first match and the 3rd match, Ponting was nowhere near Sachin.

6. Others

Other Indian batsmen(including the tail-enders) also did better.

i think it shudbe JHONSON -PAR(he has had a habit of bowling well against us).... didnt do an above par job