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Jager's XI
1. Jack Hobbs 2. Graeme Smith* 3. Rahul Dravid 4. Stan McCabe 5. Dudley Nourse 6. 7. 8. Mike Procter 9 10. Shane Bond 11. Dale Steyn
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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1)Trumper
2) 3)Hammond 4)Tendulkar 5) 6)Hazare 7)Healy 8)Kumble 9) 10)Spofforth 11)Thomson
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![]() 1. WG Grace 2. - 3. - 4. Graeme Pollock 5. Clyde Walcott 6. Shivnarine Chanderpaul 7. - 8. Maurice Tate 9. Shane Warne 10. Colin Croft 11. Glenn McGrath The father of modern swing bowling added. Absolutely delighted with that - a real favourite. The first bowler, as far as records show, to deliberately use the seam to deceive the batsmen, and has a FC double-hundred which is always more than handy at 8. Love the bowling attack - probably even better than my bowling attack in Season 1, which I'm delighted with.
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Australia
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1.Virender Sehwag
2. 3.Clem Hill 4.Denis Compton 5. 6.Ian Botham 7.Adam Gilchrist+ 8.Richie Benaud* 9.Alan Davidson 10.Wes Hall 11. Really happy with the way my team is shaping up here. If nothing else it'll be a hell of a side to watch |
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International Debutant
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Sydney
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1. Simpson
2. Lawry 3. Macartney 4. 5. Ponsford 6. 7. Waite 8. 9. Lindwall 10. Barnes 11. Adcock Not sure of the final batting order yet.
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1945-1977 ATG Draft: Desmond Haynes - Roy Fredericks - Rohan Kanhai - Neil Harvey - Clive Lloyd - Asif Iqbal - John Waite - Ray Lindwall - Garth McKenzie - John Snow - Derek Underwood ATG XI: Jack Hobbs - Len Hutton - Don Bradman - Brian Lara - Graham Pollock - Gary Sobers - Alan Knott - Malcolm Marshall - Shane Warne - Dennis Lillee- Sydney Barnes Last edited by watson; 11-08-2012 at 04:37 AM. |
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Just wondering whether Barrington and Greg Chappell should be swapped around?? Barrington No.3 = 77.23 (27 innings) No.4 = 59.17 (32 innings) Greg Chappell No.3 = 43.39 (24 innings) No.4 = 59.12 (53 innings) Last edited by watson; 11-08-2012 at 05:06 AM. |
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But having selected Greg Chappell during my last two Drafts I knew that he preferred batting after his brother Ian. |
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International Debutant
Join Date: May 2012
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![]() Abbott's XI 1. Sunil Gavaskar 2. 3. Ian Chappell (c) 4. Brian Lara 5. Keith Miller (vc) 6. Frank Woolley 7. Kapil Dev 8. 9. 10. John Snow 11. Derek Underwood Woolley's average does him no justice. Those who know cricket history know how good he was. Gun slow bowler and fielder as well. |
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