Line and Length
Cricketer Of The Year
I too overlooked a great player in Harvey. He slots in to replace I.Chappell in my 2ndXI.
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How strong is Australia's Second ATG XI?
- Thread starter subshakerz
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Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah I reckon SA might beat the 2nd XI (especially if AB gets picked as keeper)
Smith (c)
Richards
Kallis
G Pollock
D Norse
ABDV (wk)
Faulkner
Procter/S Pollock
Tayfield
Steyn
Donald/Rabada/Adcock
6-man bowling attack (4 seamers/2 spinners) and a strong top 8.
Smith (c)
Richards
Kallis
G Pollock
D Norse
ABDV (wk)
Faulkner
Procter/S Pollock
Tayfield
Steyn
Donald/Rabada/Adcock
6-man bowling attack (4 seamers/2 spinners) and a strong top 8.
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Johan
U19 12th Man
my Austrailia XI is clear for me , second XI?
1. Matthew Hayden ( Victor Trumper )
2. Justin Langer ( Arthur Morris )
3. Ricky Ponting ( Donald Bradman )
4. Greg Chappel ( Steven Smith )
5. Niel Harvey ( Steve Waugh )
6. Ian Healy ( Alan Border )
7. Alan Davidson ( Adam Gilchrist )
8. Ray Lindwall ( Keith Miller )
9. Bill O Reilly ( Shane Warne )
10. Patrick Cummins ( Glenn McGrath )
11. Claire Grimmet ( Dennis Lillee )
two great spinners and three very great pacers , you can argue the bowling attack even has a lot more quantity then first XI though Batting is way weaker.
I'll say it easily beats Newzealand XI , Sri Lanka XI will fall very easkly as well , Pakistan XI would lose too though it would be really close , India would fail due to inferior bowling.
with south africa its tricky as the spinners help Australia a lot in that one
England and windies are def winning against this side though.
1. Matthew Hayden ( Victor Trumper )
2. Justin Langer ( Arthur Morris )
3. Ricky Ponting ( Donald Bradman )
4. Greg Chappel ( Steven Smith )
5. Niel Harvey ( Steve Waugh )
6. Ian Healy ( Alan Border )
7. Alan Davidson ( Adam Gilchrist )
8. Ray Lindwall ( Keith Miller )
9. Bill O Reilly ( Shane Warne )
10. Patrick Cummins ( Glenn McGrath )
11. Claire Grimmet ( Dennis Lillee )
two great spinners and three very great pacers , you can argue the bowling attack even has a lot more quantity then first XI though Batting is way weaker.
I'll say it easily beats Newzealand XI , Sri Lanka XI will fall very easkly as well , Pakistan XI would lose too though it would be really close , India would fail due to inferior bowling.
with south africa its tricky as the spinners help Australia a lot in that one
England and windies are def winning against this side though.
Coronis
Cricketer Of The Year
I still think her brother was cuter. Also batting Healy at 6 is stupid. You don’t need two spinners unless you have no decent pacers. Drop Grimmett and add another batsman.
Slifer
International Captain
Can any other second Xi match Australia's. My first Xi would be:
Hayden
Simpson
Don
Chappell
Border*
Miller
Gilchrist +
Warne
Lillee
O'Reilly
Mcgrath
2nd
Lawry
Morris
Ponting
Smith
Harvey
Waugh*
Healy+
Lindwall
Davidson
Cummins
Grimmett
Smith and Cummins only in 2nd XI because they aren't finished yet.
Hayden
Simpson
Don
Chappell
Border*
Miller
Gilchrist +
Warne
Lillee
O'Reilly
Mcgrath
2nd
Lawry
Morris
Ponting
Smith
Harvey
Waugh*
Healy+
Lindwall
Davidson
Cummins
Grimmett
Smith and Cummins only in 2nd XI because they aren't finished yet.
subshakerz
International Coach
A WI second XI could potentially challenge the Australia second XI.
Haynes
Gayle/Fredericks
Weekes
Walcott
Worrell - c
Lloyd/Chanders
Dujon
Garner/Holding
Roberts
Walsh
Croft/Bishop or Ramadhin as spinner
Slifer
International Captain
Wi first Xi
Greenidge
Hunte
Headley
Viv*
Lara
Sobers
Dujon+
Marshall
Holding
Ambrose
Gibbs
2nd XI
Gayle
Fredricks
Kanhai
Weekes
Worrell*
Lloyd
Walcott+
Roberts
Garner
Ramadhin
Walsh
Patience and Accuracy+Gut
State Regular
Australia’s 1st xi-
Trumper
Hayden
Bradman*
Smith
Ponting
Border
Gilchrist+
Lindwall
Lillee
O’Reilly
McGrath
2nd xi
Simpson
Morris
Hill*
Chappell
Harvey
Waugh
Miller
Tallon+
Warne
Cummins
Spofforth
Trumper
Hayden
Bradman*
Smith
Ponting
Border
Gilchrist+
Lindwall
Lillee
O’Reilly
McGrath
2nd xi
Simpson
Morris
Hill*
Chappell
Harvey
Waugh
Miller
Tallon+
Warne
Cummins
Spofforth
subshakerz
International Coach
I don't see how a player like Miller can not be in the first XI.
Slifer
International Captain
Umm yeah Alan Davidson??
subshakerz
International Coach
Chanders can't even make the second XI with a roster of 7 batsmen?
Slifer
International Captain
Hell to the no. Great servant and all but even now I'd pick Kallicharan and Richie then maybe Chanders. I'm joking but who would make room for shiv: not the 3 Ws. Not Rohan or Clive.
Coronis
Cricketer Of The Year
lol
Slifer
International Captain
Well yeah but imo, in any XI you're going to need a leader (Marshall), a line and length to keep runs tight and maintain the pressure (Curtly) then you'd need just a speed merchant who can pry wickets through sheer pace: Holding. Garner is very similar to Curtly though Garner tended to bowl a tad fuller. And well for "balance" I picked a spinner.
Starfighter
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
In 2018, cricketweb dot net voted for the following XIs:
| Australia XI: 1. VT Trumper 2. ML Hayden 3. DG Bradman * 4. GS Chappell 5. AR Border 6. KR Miller 7. AC Gilchrist + 8. RR Lindwall 9. SK Warne 10. DK Lillee 11. GD McGrath | Australia A XI 1. AR Morris 2. RB Simpson 3. RT Ponting 4. RN Harvey 5. SPD Smith 6. SR Waugh * 7. IA Healy + 8. AK Davidson 9. JN Gillespie 10. WJ Reilly 11. FR Spofforth | Australia B XI 1. WM Lawry 2. WH Ponsford 3. C Hill 4. SJ McCabe 5. MJ Clarke * 6. KD Walters 7. RW Marsh + 8. MG Johnson 9. CBT Turner 10. CV Grimmett 11. JR Thomson |
Not sure out and out pace bowler would consistently fare well in today’s era of protection and bigger bats. Plus batsman usually play pace better now because they can practice against the bowling machines.
On the other hand, bowler who can seam/ swing it will always have a chance of success. Garner would do well in any era due to unerring accuracy with awkward bounce, ability to seam the ball and also mix it up with yorkers. He would be batsman’s nightmare.
subshakerz
International Coach
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
**** Hayden.