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About LinkBacksOnly one True ATG left and he is not making it to us. Still a few 2 tiers left though that wouldn't be too big of a drop off.Originally Posted by kingkallis
Middle order players going pretty fast
Only one True ATG left and he is not making it to us. Still a few 2 tiers left though that wouldn't be too big of a drop off.Middle order players going pretty fast
1st XI
Hutton | Hobbs | Bradman* | Richards^ | Tendulkar | Sobers5^ | Gilchrist+ | Khan3 | Marshall1 | Warne4^ | McGrath2
2nd XI
Sutcliffe | Gavaskar* | Headley | Chappell^ | Lara^ | Kallis5^ | Knott+ | Hadlee3 | Ambrose2 | Lillee1 | Muralitharan4
3rd XI
Greenidge | Richards^ | Ponting^ | Pollock | Hammond^ | Worrell5* | Waite+ | Akram3 | Steyn1 | Holding2 | O'Reilly4
4th XI
Morris | Simpson^ | Sangakkara | Weekes^ | Border*^ | Walcott+ | Faulkner5 | Laker4 | Trueman1 | Garner3 | Donald2
Could reel off a long list of forgotten ATG's I reckon... still plenty of legendary batsmen to go! Bowling on the other hand...
Oh for a strong arm and a walking stick
1. Arthur Morris
2.
3. Brian Lara
4.
5. Neil Harvey
6.
7.
8. Wasim Akram
9. Shane Warne
10.
11. Andy Roberts
1. Jack Hobbs
2. -
3. Vivian Richards
4. -
5. -
6. -
7. Les Ames+
8. -
9. Clarrie Grimmett
10. Joel Garner
11. Waqar Younis
"If that Swann lad is the future of spin bowling in this country, then we're ****ed." - Nasser Hussain, 1997.
And t here goes the last two gold tier ATGs. As I said I never thought they would last any way. Great picks this late.
Edit: One spinner still left.
Last edited by kyear2; 09-11-2012 at 01:09 PM.
Honestly wondered if Grimmett would come down to me.
"I will go down as Darren Sammy, the one who always smiles" - Darren Sammy
I seriously considered taking Grimmett with the last pick I had and putting him in tandem with Warne. But I felt it was greedy, and I needed Harvey!
Didn't Jager pick Harvey a few pages back, or am I mistaken?
PRE WWI
Grace-Trumper-Hill-Taylor-Ranjitsinhji-Faulkner-Noble-Lilley-Turner-Richardson-Barnes
PRE WWII
Hobbs-Sutcliffe-Bradman-Hammond-Headley-Macartney-Ames-Gregory-Larwood-O'Reilly-Grimmett
POST WWII
Hutton-Simpson-Kanhai-Pollock-Harvey-Sobers-Waite-Benaud-Davidson-Lindwall-Trueman
PACKER ERA
Gavaskar-Greenidge-Richards-Chappell-Lloyd-Botham-Imran-Knott-Lillee-Holding-Underwood
MODERN ERA
Hayden-Langer-Ponting-Tendulkar-Lara-Kallis-Gilchrist-Marshall-Warne-Ambrose-McGrath
Eds and Blakus are famous for taking players I hope to get, so I'm not too surprised that I lost him. Having said that, this draft has allowed me to pick some of my favourite players so far, barring Hadlee and Trueman. This is going fairly well.
The latter.
Must have been distracted by the ironing, Lord of the Rings, and mucking-up kids.
Great team Monk. Harvey was probably the right the way to go. Although Warne and Grimmett would have been awesome together despite being farely similar.
Warne is good enough by himself tbf.
I was thinking similar. Murali and Grimmett would be a an awesome spin duo. But like you I decided to ensure that I had a strong batting line-up
This team is just about a work of art I reckon. An appropriate link between Richards and Kanhai will completely set it off.
Watson's XI
01. Barry Richards
02.
03. Rohan Kanhai
04. Greg Chappell
05.
06.
07. Mike Procter
08. Richie Benaud
09.
10.
11. Curtly Ambrose
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