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| Monk |
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5 | 27.78% |
| Jager |
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4 | 22.22% |
| Howe |
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0 | 0% |
| Kyear |
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12 | 66.67% |
| Watson |
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8 | 44.44% |
| Michael |
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2 | 11.11% |
| KK |
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3 | 16.67% |
| Dan |
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3 | 16.67% |
| Himann |
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1 | 5.56% |
| Blakus |
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4 | 22.22% |
| Baxter |
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10 | 55.56% |
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Draft League Season 5 Voting Thread
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1. Arthur Morris 2. Saeed Anwar 3. Clem Hill 4. Greg Chappell 5. Wally Hammond 6. Clive Lloyd * 7. Kapil Dev 8. Wayne Phillips + 9. Alan Davidson 10. Allan Donald 11. Clarrie Grimmett Jager 1. Barry Richards 2. Vijay Merchant 3. Viv Richards* 4. Stan McCabe 5. Mohammad Azharuddin 6. Fawad Alam 7. Godfrey Evans + 8. Gubby Allen 9. Shane Warne 10. Andy Roberts 11. Glenn McGrath Howe 1. Len Hutton 2. Virender Sehwag 3. Clyde Walcott+ 4. KS Ranjitsinhji 5. Allan Border* 6. Shivnaraine Chanderpaul 7. Aubrey Faulkner 8. Moises Henriques 9. Chaminda Vaas 10. Fred Trueman 11. Courtney Walsh Kyear 01. Sunil Gavaskar 02. Alec Stewart 03. Ricky Ponting 04. Sachin Tendulkar 05. Douglas Jardine* 06. Mushtaq Mohammad 07. Mike Procter 08. Richie Benuad 09. Malcolm Marshall 10. John Maclean + 11. John Snow Watson 1. Geoff Boycott 2. Hanif Mohammad 3. Brian Lara 4. Dudley Nourse 5. Vijay Hazare 6. Javed Miandad 7. Imran Khan 8. Ray Lindwall 9. Jackie Hendriks 10. Saqlain Mushtaq 11. Joel Garner Michael Gordon Greenidge Sid Barnes Charles Macartney Everton Weekes Frank Worrell* Billy Murdoch + Shaun Pollock Amar Singh Waqar Younis Muttiah Muralitharin Brian Statham KK 1. Jack Hobbs 2. Alastair Cook 3. Ken Barrington 4. Jacques Kallis 5. Garry Sobers 6. Stuart Law 7. Vinoo Mankad 8. Geraint Jones + 9. Dennis Lillee 10. Fazal Mahmood 11. Micheal Holding Dan 1. Bruce Mitchell 2. Graham Gooch 3. George Headley 4. Kumar Sangakkara 5. Peter May 6. Doug Walters 7. Alan Knott + 8. Maurice Tate 9. Hedley Verity 10. Dale Steyn 11. Wayne Daniel Himannv 1. Charles Bannerman 2. Trevor Goddard 3. Neil Harvey 4. Dennis Compton 5. Steve Waugh* 6. Kevin Pietersen 7. Ian Botham 8. Farokh Engineer + 9. Bill O'Reilly 10. Shoaib Akthar 11. Sydney Barnes Blakus 1. Victor Trumper 2. Bob Simpson 3. Rohan Kanhai 4. Graeme Pollock 5. Tip Foster 6. Keith Miller* 7. Matt Prior+ 8. Richard Hadlee 9. Curtly Ambrose 10. Bill Voce 11. Bishan Bedi Baxter 1. Archie Jackson 2. Herbert Sutcliffe 3. Ted Dexter 4. Martin Crowe 5. Andy Flower 6. Tony Greig 7. Les Ames + 8. Wasim Akram 9. Jim Laker 10. Alec Bedser 11. Harold Larwood
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Surprised not to get the Jager vote itbt.
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Went for Watson, Dan and Baxter after some thought. Some really good teams in there considering the clauses we had. Most teams gave me something to think about before casting my vote.
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Down to the seven teams of Monk, Jager, Watson, Michael, kk, Dan and Blakus. All of them are so close. Hard to choose.
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1st XI Hutton | Hobbs | Bradman | Richards | Tendulkar | Sobers | Gilchrist | Khan | Marshall | Warne | McGrath 2nd XI Sutcliffe | Gavaskar | Headley | Chappell | Lara | Kallis | Miller | Knott | Ambrose | Lillee | Muralitharan 3rd XI Greenidge | Morris | Ponting | Pollock | Hammond | Worrell | Ames | Hadlee | Holding | Trueman | O'Reilly 4th XI Richards | Simpson | Sangakkara | Weekes | Border | Walcott | Botham | Lindwall | Laker | Garner | Barnes |
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Down to five, As I said Marcuss all of them are very close and I have to nit pick.
Yours was the last of the four to be eliminated, very strong team with no weaknesses, just as everyone knows not really a fan of Larwood or Wasim and Laker was at his best on a wet track. Love the top six. You are quite safe though, so all is good. Last edited by kyear2; 17-03-2013 at 01:15 PM. |
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Kyear
01. Sunil Gavaskar 02. Alec Stewart 03. Ricky Ponting 04. Sachin Tendulkar 05. Douglas Jardine* 06. Mushtaq Mohammad 07. Mike Procter 08. Richie Benuad 09. Malcolm Marshall 10. John Maclean + 11. John Snow Very well balanced team with an excellent captain and even better attack. The middle-order is not the best on show but that doesn't matter too much with Gavaskar, Ponting and Tendulkar at the top of the order, and then Procter and Benaud to protect the tail. Maclean lacks Test match experience, but his FC experience (1968-79) makes him OK. Blakus 1. Victor Trumper 2. Bob Simpson 3. Rohan Kanhai 4. Graeme Pollock 5. Tip Foster 6. Keith Miller* 7. Matt Prior+ 8. Richard Hadlee 9. Curtly Ambrose 10. Bill Voce 11. Bishan Bedi I do like the bowling attack of Hadlee-Ambrose-Miller-Voce-Bedi a lot. The question is, will the team make enough enough runs with Foster in the middle-order? I'm also never quite sure about the ability of Pre-WWI batsman when facing up to modern fast bowling, despite the fact that Trumper is a legend. However, the class of Kanhai and Pollock, the toughness of Simpson, and the skills of Prior and Hadlee in the lower order should mean that the team scores enough runs to win. Monk 1. Arthur Morris 2. Saeed Anwar 3. Clem Hill 4. Greg Chappell 5. Wally Hammond 6. Clive Lloyd * 7. Kapil Dev 8. Wayne Phillips + 9. Alan Davidson 10. Allan Donald 11. Clarrie Grimmett I think that Monk's team is very dynamic. It has a long list of attacking, but also sound batsman who can pile the runs on quickly. Grimmett and Davidson can 'turn the screws' at one end when bowling, while Donald and Dev attack at the other. The bowlers are backed up by a great captain and excellent slips fieldsman. The only real blemish is that Phillips was an average Test match keeper. But few of these teams are perfect. Watson 01. Geoff Boycott 02. Hanif Mohammad 03. Brian Lara 04. Dudley Nourse 05. Vijay Hazare 06. Javed Miandad 07. Imran Khan * 08. Ray Lindwall 09. Jackie Hendriks + 10. Saqlain Mushtaq 11. Joel Garner As for Watson's team - its batting is solid right down to Imran Khan, and made dynamic by the brilliance of Lara and Miandad. I defy any opposing line-up to keep-out Lindwall-Imran-Garner-Saqlain for too long on any type of wicket, even if it is Gold Tier. The keeper is an ATG, and the Captain inspirational. Admittedly Boycott is a bit of a bore, but I think that it would be overly picky to let him colour the rest of the team. No really, I can't see any other team on show beating this one in the long haul of a 5-test series - with the possible exception of kyears. That match-up would probably end 2-2.
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