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OK, I've seen the light, Changing my vote to;
Michael Bevan Imran Khan Although I not entirely sure why I would select him over the other two great ODI allrounders - Dev and Pollock. It might have something to do with his 'synergy' with Wasim Akram, and the fact that Imran was a more adaptive and rounded batsman. He could slog like Dev or Pollock, but he could also defend when the need be. As for Klusener - can't play spin (??). Kapil Dev at No.7 Innings: 75 Ave: 24.17 NO: 13 SR: 87.55 Imran Khan at No.7 Innings: 26 Ave: 28.52 NO: 9 SR: 81.51 Shaun Pollock at No.7 Innings: 81 Ave: 29.69 NO: 26 SR: 88.94
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Question for you Watson.
Looking at those stats, who do you think performed the worst at number 7? Don't include bowling, fielding, captaining etc. Cheers
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I do feel that Imran and Wasim would combine well when batting together at No.7 and 8 being former team mates. They also bowled well in tandem. But again, that's just a hunch after trying to remember their efforts during the 1992 World Cup etc. Last edited by watson; 14-02-2013 at 11:13 PM. |
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Let's just say the names were player a,b,c. |
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Maybe I have been biased by Test matches - in that type of cricket Imran is the better batsman by a some distance. And this team needs a good batsman at No.7 for the sake of balance! Last edited by watson; 15-02-2013 at 12:15 AM. |
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Why?
I mean Bevan was great - but someone might prefer Dhoni @ #6 because he's more aggressive. Both were amazing finishers though, and choosing one among the two (on batting alone) is tough IMO.
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Records | One-Day Internationals | Batting records | Highest career batting average | ESPN Cricinfo |
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People picking Dhoni probably want someone aggressive at 6.
Picking Lara at 5 is majorly retarded, btw.
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