Yeti Sports 1.5 Champion! Not exactly a long term bet and I CBF digging it up right now, but in the 09 Ashes prediction thread, I predicted that Brett Lee will play his last Test for Australia. Obviously he didn't play in that series, but disregarding that, looks like I could yet be right about it. Will see how it goes.
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Well your McCullum prediction came off.Originally Posted by Athlai
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Amit Mishra will finish his career with an average below 30.
Definitely agree with this.
Yeah mate I am keen for sure. What do you have in mind?
It's just past midnight here so I'm off to bed, I'll come up with a few ideas tomorrow and get back toyou
Plops Champion! Tournaments Won: 2Its because I'm awesome, reckon Jeets will get some wickets when Vettori is out. Will probably end up 50 or so short though.
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My bets ATM (largely concerning young players)...
Phil Hughes and Umar Akaml will average > 50.
Kane Williamson and Adrian Barath will average > 40.
Jonathon Vandiar and Rilee Rossouw will come gun crickets in the future.
Wayne Parnell, Mohammad Aamer and Ishant Sharma will average < 25.
Tim Southee and Piyush Chawla will average < 30.
At least one of Scott Walter, Alister McDermott, James Pattinson and Josh Hazlewood will have a distinguished career.
I realise that by the time their international careers finish the forum will be a different place, but meh.
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Rob Quiney to play 50+ ODIs, Michael Klinger to get a Baggy Green.
Anyone?
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I am pretty confident that Quiney will not play 50+ ODIs, I just can't see it happening and even if he gets a game for Aus I don't think he'll be a permanent enough fixture for a year or two to get to the half century.
Klinger.. hmm, not certain on this one really because he has a chance to be the next number 3 after Ponting IMO.
Quiney may play for us, but it won't be for 50+ ODIs. Doubt Klinger will play for Australia - Ponting & Katich will probably last until their late 30's ATS, as might Hussey.
Think the bolded one is your most unlikely bet - IMO it's extremely hard to pick who of the current crop of young bowlers will stay injury-free, develop and learn enough to become that good. All of those bowlers plus the ones you mentioned below that have a long way to go to be that good.My bets ATM (largely concerning young players)...
Phil Hughes and Umar Akaml will average > 50.
Kane Williamson and Adrian Barath will average > 40.
Jonathon Vandiar and Rilee Rossouw will come gun crickets in the future.
Wayne Parnell, Mohammad Aamer and Ishant Sharma will average < 25.
Tim Southee and Piyush Chawla will average < 30.
At least one of Scott Walter, Alister McDermott, James Pattinson and Josh Hazlewood will have a distinguished career.
I realise that by the time their international careers finish the forum will be a different place, but meh.
Could stick my neck out and say Aamer will end up averaging as much with the bat as he will with the ball.
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