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West Indies ATG Team- Open Voting

The Sean

Cricketer Of The Year
Yeah I went with Dujon behind the stumps for reasons already debated to death in this thread, but Walcott was a magnificent cricketer I suppose at least one of the Ws deserved a spot. :)
 

kyear2

Cricketer Of The Year
In theory yes, but Garner played the role of spinner for the W.I. in the '80's. He is capable, willing and most importantly effective at bowling long controlling spells into the wind with a better avg, s/r and econ of any spinner in history and was effcient at cleaning up the tail.
Also concerning flat decks, Marshall, Holding and Garner are all proven performers on docile and spinning tracks.
 

kyear2

Cricketer Of The Year
Cricketweb Australia All Time XI
Victor Trumper
Arthur Morris
Sir Donald Bradman
Greg Chappell
Allan Border
Keith Miller
Adam Gilchrist
Shane Warne
Denis Lille
Bill O'Reilly
Glenn Mcgrath

Ricky Ponting
Allan Davidson

Cricketweb W.I. All Time XI
Gordon Greenidge
Sir Conrad Hunte
George Headley
Sir I.V.A. Richards
Brian Lara
Sir Garfield Sobers
Sir Clyde Walcott
Malcolm Marshall
Michael Holding
Curtly Ambrose
Joel Garner

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Lance Gibbs

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Sir Wally Hammond
Ken Barrington
Denis Compton
Sir Ian Botham
Allan Knott
Jim Laker
Harold Larwood
Fred Trueman
Syd Barnes

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Kevin Pietersen



Great work guys. Will start South Africa tonight if no one else does.
 
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