If you were to become an international cricketer then what kind of ?

[FRAZ]

Please do state why did you vote for the certain selection and what country do you usually follow in cricket ?

 

[FRAZ]

Massive zebra why ?

 

[a massive zebra]

Because I am not good enough to be a successful international player, but like to think of myself as insightful enough to become a coach, and I am losing my hair.

Support England, India and Sri Lanka.

 

[FRAZ]

Because I am not good enough to be a successful international player, but like to think of myself as insightful enough to become a coach, and I am losing my hair.

Support England, India and Sri Lanka.

An honest and realistic answer Appreciated ...

 

[Craig]

Opener to face the first ball of the match.

Get in there straight away, and get rid of the nerves, also means you can bat longer then anybody else.

 

[delkap]

Bowling all-rounder who is:
1. Specialist Leggie
2. Can bowl seam-up medium bowling occasionally
3. Lower order batter who can stay for long periods at crease, kinda like Giles or Warne but bit better .

Above summarises me in real-life somewhat. Just that I am not even u17 club level at either of em

 

[Mr. P]

Fast because its fun, lower order slogger because thats also fun

Not having to face the opening bowlers is also a bonus...

 

[Zeke]

Specialist Batsman who has permenent no4 position.

It's my spot in club cricket, and I'm quite happy with it thank you very much. I'll take 1st slip too, thanks.

 

[FRAZ]

Why Wicket keeping is such a hated spot ?

 

[Jnr.]

I'd be a wicket keeper who can bat anywhere or a specialist No. 3.

 

[Dasa]

^because it's probably the most difficult position in the team. You can't let your guard down for a moment if you're a 'keeper.
I chose no.3 batsman, as it seems a versatile position - offering the opportunity to accumulate while also being a position where you can sometimes go for a slog.

 

[Son Of Coco]

I'd go for lightening fast bowler, with a super strong back and a gift for being totally injury free my whole career. I'd also like to be able to move it both ways off the seam and be able to let go of the occasion late swinging yorker.
I'd bowl in a cape, with a large "F" and a lightening bolt on the front of my shirt, just to rile the crowds! haha

 

[Waughney]

Opener facing the new ball, a true challenge.

 

[Jamee999]

A wicket-keeper who after hitting 5 consectutive 100's in FC Cricket and 3 in 4 OD innings I jumped onto the plane for Kenya and Zimbabwe as Geraint Jones(aged 35)'s back up but came into the team after injury for the Kenya first Teat hit 300* and won the match with 6* off 1 ball. I then played as captain for my 100th Test at 30(Tests coming quicker) and regained the Ashes for the 10th consecutive time. In the mean time I had 500 test catches,50 stumpings and hit 700* against Sri Lanka(42 year old Murrali 100-32-219-8:P) I hit 216 in a ODI but I had trouble with them with the bat but not with the gloves..took the catch of the century off Ashley Giles Jr.(400 test wickets) 1 handed dive infront of Silly point.

In the career I averaged 61 in FC with 1000 catches and 100 stumpings. OD Average 40, Test average 71 and ODI Average 40.

 

[Langeveldt]

I'd solve SA's leg spinning problems overnight, and be a competent and stylish batsman, down the order, maybe at 7,8..

 

[ReallyCrazy]

I'd be a specialist fast-medium bowler...........but then am i good enough to play intl' cricket? NOPE!

 

[pskov]

A No.11 who bowls gentle half volleys, providing it isn't a wide first of all. A bright international future I'm sure...

 

[Neil Pickup]

Freddie.

 

[Langeveldt]

A No.11 who bowls gentle half volleys, providing it isn't a wide first of all. A bright international future I'm sure...

Glad to see Andre Nel has found us!

 

[pskov]

Glad to see Andre Nel has found us!

I feel complimented yet insulted at the same time.