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Old 10-09-2012, 08:07 PM   #181 (permalink)
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Old 10-09-2012, 09:19 PM   #182 (permalink)
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All Rounders ATXI

Wilfred Rhodes | Charles Macartney | Jacques Kallis | Garry Sobers | Aubrey Faulkner | Keith Miller* | Adam Gilchrist +| Ian Botham | Imran Khan | Mike Procter | Richard Hadlee

I was confused between Trevor Goddard and Wilfred Rhodes? I wanted the best spin all rounder, and I assumed Rhodes was better. Anybody know more about him? WG Grace, Eddie Barlow, Kapil Dev, Clive Rice, Shaun Pollock, Shane Watson, Freddie Flintoff, Tony Greig, Mushtaq Mohammad and Vinoo Mankad come the closest. Not counting Wasim Akram and Alan Davidson as all rounders. Better openers, anybody?
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Old 10-09-2012, 09:27 PM   #183 (permalink)
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All Rounders ATXI

Wilfred Rhodes | Charles Macartney | Jacques Kallis | Garry Sobers | Aubrey Faulkner | Keith Miller* | Adam Gilchrist +| Ian Botham | Imran Khan | Mike Procter | Richard Hadlee

I was confused between Trevor Goddard and Wilfred Rhodes? I wanted the best spin all rounder, and I assumed Rhodes was better. Anybody know more about him? WG Grace, Eddie Barlow, Kapil Dev, Clive Rice, Shaun Pollock, Shane Watson, Freddie Flintoff, Tony Greig, Mushtaq Mohammad and Vinoo Mankad come the closest. Not counting Wasim Akram and Alan Davidson as all rounders. Better openers, anybody?
As strange as it sounds, Wilfred Rhodes was not a true allrounder. When he became a specialist batsman he more-or-less gave up bowling. Although obviously, there must have been a transitional stage where he was competent at both disciplines. However, the greatest of Rhodes is derived exclusively from his bowling skills, not batting.
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Old 10-09-2012, 09:40 PM   #184 (permalink)
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All-round XI
1. Wilfred Rhodes
2. Trevor Goddard
3. Garfield Sobers
4. Jacques Kallis
5. Keith Miller
6. Aubrey Faulkner
7. Adam Gilchrist †
8. Mike Procter
9. Imran Khan
10. Richard Hadlee
11. Alan Davidson

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Old 10-09-2012, 09:53 PM   #185 (permalink)
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Incidently, Wildred Rhodes averaged 36.72 (2 centuries) when opening the innings.

Otherwise 23.13 (2 fifties).
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Old 10-09-2012, 11:20 PM   #186 (permalink)
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Need Trevor Goddard. Not sure if Charles Macartney qualifies as an allrounder with just 45 wickets in 35 matches.
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Old 10-09-2012, 11:21 PM   #187 (permalink)
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Old 11-09-2012, 02:21 AM   #188 (permalink)
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Benaud as a spinner in the all rounders XI?

1. Trevor Goddard (6)
2. Jack Gregory (5)
3. Jaques Kallis (10)
4. Garry Sobers (9)
5. Keith Miller (c) (3)
6. Ian Botham (8)
7. Adam Gilchrist (wk)
8. Richie Benaud (7)
9. Imran Khan (2)
10. Richard Hadlee (1)
11. Alan Davidson (4)
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Old 11-09-2012, 02:33 AM   #189 (permalink)
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Benaud as a spinner in the all rounders XI?

1. Trevor Goddard (6)
2. Jack Gregory (5)
3. Jaques Kallis (10)
4. Garry Sobers (9)
5. Keith Miller (c) (3)
6. Ian Botham (8)
7. Adam Gilchrist (wk)
8. Richie Benaud (7)
9. Imran Khan (2)
10. Richard Hadlee (1)
11. Alan Davidson (4)
I suppose that if Davidson is classed as an allrounder then Richie should be too.
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Old 11-09-2012, 02:53 AM   #190 (permalink)
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01. Farokh Enginner+
02. Trevor Goddard
03. Jaques Kallis
04. Garfield Sobers
05. Aubrey Faulkner
06. Frank Woolley
07. Keith Miller
08. Mike Proctor
09. Imran Khan*
10. Richie Benaud
11. Richard Hadlee

Engineer was a regular opening batsman for India from 1965 to 1975 so he slots nicely into the No.1 spot.

Also, I like a balanced attack so I've included 3 spinners, or 4 if you count Sobers

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Not sure if we are any closer to a consensus on any of the XI's, but in what order do we rate the different teams so far?
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cannot believe Kapil Dev Nikhanj is not there in the allrounders XI..Man had the best record against the best team of the era or may be forever..
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Not sure if we are any closer to a consensus on any of the XI's, but in what order do we rate the different teams so far?
1 Australia
2 West Indies
3 England


The gap is marginal. If no Don, Australia wouldn't be first. In fact I think we'd be third if he was replaced by a Ponting/McCabe/Waugh/Harvey (whoever is next) type.

South Africa, Pakistan and India are next but I haven't worked out the order quite yet, but it's probably the order I've named them.

New Zealand in seventh, followed by Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh.
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Old 11-09-2012, 08:41 PM   #194 (permalink)
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Benaud as a spinner in the all rounders XI?

1. Trevor Goddard (6)
2. Jack Gregory (5)
3. Jaques Kallis (10)
4. Garry Sobers (9)
5. Keith Miller (c) (3)
6. Ian Botham (8)
7. Adam Gilchrist (wk)
8. Richie Benaud (7)
9. Imran Khan (2)
10. Richard Hadlee (1)
11. Alan Davidson (4)
Great team Monk. Two things though. What about Eddie Barlow ahead of Goddard, and Charles Macartney ahead of Gregory? Benaud is a great addition here.
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1 Australia
2 West Indies
3 England


The gap is marginal. If no Don, Australia wouldn't be first. In fact I think we'd be third if he was replaced by a Ponting/McCabe/Waugh/Harvey (whoever is next) type.

South Africa, Pakistan and India are next but I haven't worked out the order quite yet, but it's probably the order I've named them.

New Zealand in seventh, followed by Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh.
I think that it is too close to call for the top spot, but for the rest

1) Australia
1a) West Indies

3) South Africa

4) England
5) Pakistan

6) India

7) Sri Lanka
7a) New Zealand
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