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| BoyBrumby |
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1 | 8.33% |
| NUFAN |
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5 | 41.67% |
| stumpski |
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0 | 0% |
| Noble One |
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0 | 0% |
| Jamee999/ archie mac |
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4 | 33.33% |
| fredfertang |
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0 | 0% |
| Michaelf7777777 |
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2 | 16.67% |
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International 12th Man
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Wellington, NZ
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Families Draft - Voting Thread
Just realised through a forum search that we didn't have a vote to finish this families draft off. which to refresh people's memories involved picking 7 combinations of 2 people relatedto eachother and a 15th player related to no other 1st class cricketer. Entries are to be judged just on the final XI's found here for Test matches, if people are interested in the family links, visit the original thread at Cricket Families Draft
Anyways here are the teams to vote on. BoyBrumby XI 1) GR Marsh 2) ME Waugh 3) DG Bradman 4) RT Ponting 5) GSA Sobers 6) SR Waugh* 7) CL Cairns 8) RW Marsh+ 9) DAJ Holford 10) PM Pollock 11) BL Cairns NUFAN XI 1 Len Hutton 2 Walter Hadlee 3 George Headley 4 Neil Harvey 5 Duleepsinhji 6 Ranjitsinhji 7 Ian Healy 8 Richard Hadlee 9 Richie Benaud 10 Malcolm Marshall 11 Dean Headley stumpski XI Hanif Mohammad Micky Stewart Walter Hammond Denis Compton Alec Stewart (wk) Mushtaq Mohammad Sid Martin Albert Trott Hugh Tayfield Ryan Sidebottom Fidel Edwards Noble One XI 1 Gary Kirsten 2 Peter Kirsten 3 Viv Richards 4 Sachin Tendulkar 5 Clive Lloyd (C) 6 Andy Flower (WK) 7 John F Reid 8 Brett Lee 9 Alec Bedser 10 Lance Gibbs 11 Bruce Reid Jamee999/ Archie mac XI 1 CC Hunte 2 VT Trumper 3 GS Chappell 4 AD Nourse 5 AW Nourse 6 Imran Khan 7 IT Botham 8 SK Warne 9 S Carter+ 10 Abdul Qadir 11 CEH Croft fredfertang XI WG Grace John Edrich Ernest Tyldesley Brian Lara JT Tyldesley Bill Edrich Alan Knott Maurice Tate Simon Jones Jeff Jones Sonny Ramadhin Michaelf7777777 XI 1. Sunil Gavaskar 2. Vinoo Mankad 3. Everton Weekes 4. Graeme Pollock 5. Keith Miller (*) 6. Lala Amarath 7. Gudappa Viswanath 8. Mike Procter 9. Jack Gregory 10. Shaun Pollock 11. David Murray (+) |
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International Vice-Captain
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Australia
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Enjoyable and well thought out draft.
Can't go past NUFAN's team as the best. Any attack lead by Marshall and Hadlee is worthy of number one. Just to top it off probably has the strongest batting lineup too, quality and quantity of bats. |
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Oslo
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Some fine squads.
Jamee/archie mac's gets my vote; a weak middle order more than made up for by a very fine opening pair and acceptable batting down to nine. Add a decent wickie and a bowling line-up which could be named as an all-time XI in its own right. NUFAN's batting line-up might contribute 60 runs more over the match - both have weak fives - but has three bowlers + a crock. Benaud not quite in the class of Warne, either. Brumby's XI would draw a lot. Had his bowling as the weakest before realising Sobers will take the spin duties, which at least draws it up to respectability. Would win a County Championship with plenty of English rain and bonus points. Notable mention also to the thread starter, with perhaps the strongest batting outside Bradman, but a lack of a threatening spin option hurts. |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Clearly my bowling much weaker than my batting, but I do at least have plenty of options: 5 credible seamers and 3 spinners.
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I'd probably back Waugh over Holford "look, I average more than el Rey of Spin" with the ball, tbh...
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