The tragic Yorkshire all-rounder Roy Kilner to round off my side. Only nine tests played, but a good record with bat and ball in those and consistent excellence for Yorkshire also. Adds some leftie variation and a more-than-useful second spin option to my side.
Team Morbo's Disciples in full
1. Stewart Dempster (Right-hand batsman; 10 Tests, 723 runs @ 65.72)
2. Charles Kelleway (Right-hand batsman, Right-arm fast-medium bowler; 26 Tests, 1422 runs @ 37.42 and 52 wickets @ 32.36)
3. George Gunn (Right-hand batsman; 15 Tests, 1120 runs @ 40.00)
4. Stan McCabe (Right-hand batsman, Right-arm medium bowler; 39 Tests, 2748 runs @ 48.21 and 36 wickets @ 42.86)
5. Eddie Paynter (Left-hand batsman; 20 Tests, 1540 runs @ 59.23)
6. Allan Steel (Right-hand batsman, Right-arm medium bowler; 13 Tests, 600 runs @ 35.29 and 29 wickets @ 20.86)
7. Roy Kilner (Left-hand batsman, Left-arm spin bowler; 9 Tests, 233 runs @ 33.28 and 24 wickets @ 30.58)
8. Bert Oldfield (Right-hand batsman, Wicket-keeper; 54 Tests, 1427 runs @ 22.65, 78 catches and 52 stumpings)
9. Harold Larwood (Right-hand batsman, Right-arm fast bowler; 485 runs @ 19.40 and 78 wickets @ 28.35)
10. Clarrie Grimmett (Right-hand bastman, Leg-spin bowler; 37 Tests, 557 runs @ 13.92 and 216 wickets @ 24.21)
11. Ken Farnes (Right-hand batsman, Right-arm fast bowler; 15 Tests, 58 runs @ 4.83 and 60 wickets @ 28.65)
Instinct says that I have a good side here; good batting depth (only Farnes is a genuinely awful batsman), variation in the bowling attack (two out-and-out pacemen, two spinners, several good medium-pace options), and an outstanding keeper. Also a useful mixture of doggedness (Kelleway, Paynter) and flair (Gunn, McCabe) amongst the batsmen. I'll do a full write-up after the Player and Ground Selection have been completed.
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