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Cricketers that never added much to there team

Isura

U19 Captain
Only considering tests:
Ishant Sharma
Brad Haddin/Shane Watson
Devon Smith
Jos Butler
Upul Tharanga
 

kevinw

State Vice-Captain
Sam Curran has only shown up in an England shirt in a few games against India, in Tests and ODIs. Otherwise, a lot of pretty minor contributions. Two wickets per Test as a main bowler?

Before Morgan got hold of the ODI side, England had lots of ineffective guys playing in that form. Owais Shah, Luke Wright, Ravi Bopara, Jade Dernbach. Loads of caps, a couple of decent performances apiece.

My favourite is probably Jamie Dalrymple. 14 wickets in 27 ODIs, a couple of fifties.

On the flip side, James Tredwell was an excellent performer, replacing Swann. Underrated.
 

ashley bach

International Captain
Only considering tests:
Ishant Sharma
Brad Haddin/Shane Watson
Devon Smith
Jos Butler
Upul Tharanga
The first three players here have all contributed strongly at stages, sometimes immensely, can think of 100's of players before these fellows.
 

TheJediBrah

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You really think that re Haddin? Averaged the same as Tim Paine. His decent contributions with the bat were pretty rare though he did play a few awesome knocks
Haddin was probably the 2nd best Keeper/batsman Aus every had bruh, and he missed most of his peak years because of Gilchrist.

If Gilchrist never happened Haddin would be going down as an ATVG at the very least
 

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