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Most Intelligent Cricketer

Agent Nationaux

International Coach
Who do you think is currently the most intelligent cricketer or the most intelligent cricketer of all time.

At the moment I think Sanga is one of the more intelligent cricketers around.
 

Bun

Banned
''His unparallelled intelligence rivalled only by hi unquenched thirst for conquering new lands''
 
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Z-Man

U19 Vice-Captain
At the moment :-

Dhoni as a captain - His moves are genius.

Swann as a Bowler - Has brains.

Jayawaredene as a Batsmen - Cool customer.

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Overall : ImRan!
 
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jan

State Vice-Captain
Cant really say about cricket intelligence - if thats what the OP means - but generally Id say Imran Khan is a very intelligent and refined guy.
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
That's a fantastic trivia question - had no idea he played professional (?) cricket, even if for two matches.
I'm 99% sure Samuel would've been strictly amateur. Back in the day other universities' games against the counties had FC status beside Cambridge & Oxford's.

What is interesting is that by the time Beckett played Ireland was independent and yet cricket still had enough of a following for Dublin University to be given games against the counties. I only say this because the Gaelic Athletic Association isn't known for its welcoming attitude to quote-unquote "English" sports. Croke Park, the beating heart of the GAA, didn't open its gates to rugby until 2006.
 

NasserFan207

International Vice-Captain
I'd say Shane Warne had the highest 'cricket IQ'. Off the field another matter obv

Murali a possibility too. Both used tactical planning more than anyone else I'd guess
 

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