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The ATG Teams General arguing/discussing thread

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My side is better anyway

Bill Lawry
Victor Trumper
Don Bradman
Greg Chappell
Keith Miller
Neil Harvey
Adam Gilchrist
Shane Warne
Bill O'Reilly
Dennis Lillee
Glenn McGrath


Touring squad:

Alan Davidson
Ray Lindwall
CTB Turner
Ricky Ponting
Bob Simpson
Allan Border
Ian Healy
 
Howe_zat

Howe_zat

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Best side you can make using 30-40 averages

1. Victor Trumper (36)
2. Alec Stewart (39)
3. Frank Woolley (36/33)
4. Clem Hill (39)
5. Warwick Armstrong (38/33)
6. Andrew Flintoff (31/32)
7. Alan Knott (32)
8. Daniel Vettori (30/34)
9. Brett Lee (30)
10. Zaheer Khan (32)
11. Abdul Qadir (32)

12. Shakib Al Hasan (39/33)
 
honestbharani

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
That side would be a prickly one to have to beat... And odds are that at least 2 or 3 will have a good game any given match, so can easily give most of the other ATG sides at least a run for their money.
 
Flem274*

Flem274*

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Half and Half Modern Teams

Oz and Bangas

Tamim
Warner
Smith
Voges
Marmadoola
Shakib
Mushfiqur (wk)
Starc
Pattinson
Hazlewood
Mustifizurcantspellawesomename

Sri Lanka and England

Cook
Karunaratne
Root
Mathews
Chandimal (wk)
Stokes
Siriwardena/Bairstow
Herath
Broad
Prasad
Anderson
 
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Who is in the ATG ODI side in your opinion?


I'm thinking

Sachin Tendulkar
Hashin Amla
Ricky Ponting
Viv Richards
AB DeVilliers
MS Dhoni
Lance Klusener
Wasim Akram
Joel Garner
Glenn McGrath
Muttiah Muralitharan
 
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Banned
01. Adam Gilchrist
02. Sachin Tendulkar
03. Virat Kohli
04. Brian Lara
05. Viv Richards
06. AB De Villiers
07. Kapil Dev
08. Wasim Akram
09. Shane Warne
10. Joel Garner
11. Glenn McGrath


IS KOHLI THE GREATEST ODI CHASER OF ALL TIME?

November 19th, 2014

With Virat Kohli seemingly set to rewrite the ODI record books, James Marsh asks whether he’s already the greatest chaser the game has ever seen.*

......The raw stats place him alongside the headiest of names. Among those with over a thousand runs in winning chases, only MS Dhoni – very much the trailblazing target stalker of our aggressive era – has a higher average at a staggering 103 dead to his young charge’s 88.63. Among those who have scored over 2,500 runs in winning chases, Kohli stands alone, that 88.63 figure towering over those of his nearest rivals, which happen to be the not inconsiderable pair of Brian Lara (68.58) and Inzamam-ul-Haq (63.13).

His strike-rate is also the fourth-highest on that list (96.86), dwarfing the likes of Saeed Anwar (83.61) and Ricky Ponting (78.21). Just six years into his ODI career, he is currently ninth on the roster of total runs scored in victorious pursuits, with 3,119 from 52 innings, and it’s not inconceivable he could overhaul Ganguly, Haynes, Lara and Jayasuriya in that list by the time the World Cup ends next March. Sachin Tendulkar remains out in front with 5,490 at 55.45, but Kohli at his present rate is set to comfortably pass the Little Master. This has to be couched slightly against the fact that Sachin faced the new ball for much of his career, whereas Kohli has mainly peacocked in at three or below. But, nevertheless, the hugely favourable comparison with India’s favourite son and most popular current author is striking.


Read more at Is Virat Kohli The Greatest ODI Chaser Ever? | All Out Cricket
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The Battlers Prince

The Battlers Prince

International Vice-Captain
The rules are so slanted toward batsmen in recent years, neither of our sides have room for bowlers from that period.
It would probably be a spinner
 
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ODIs- by decade

Only choosing players in one decade.

1971-1979- these were formative years, no one played many matches.

Glen Turner
Dennis Amiss
Ian Chappell
Greg Chappell
Clive Lloyd
Asif Iqbal
Ian Botham
Rod Marsh
Dennis Lillee
Bob Willis
Derek Underwood

1980- 1989- Slow accumulation and conserving wickets for the first 40 overs was the idea. So many all rounders in this era.

Desmond Haynes
Zaheer Abbas
Viv Richards
Dean Jones
Javed Miandad
Jeff Dujon
Imran Khan
Kapil Dev
Richard Hadlee
Joel Garner
Abdul Qadir

1990-1999

Saeed Anwar
Mark Waugh
Brian Lara
Michael Bevan
Steve Waugh
Jonty Rhodes
Ian Healy
Wasim Akram
Shane Warne
Allan Donald
Waqar Younis

2000-2009

Adam Gilchrist
Sachin Tendulkar
Ricky Ponting
Jaques Kallis
Yuvraj Singh
Mike Hussey
Andrew Flintoff
Shaun Pollock
Brett Lee
Glenn McGrath
Muttiah Muralitharan

2010- 2016

Hashim Amla
Tillekaratne Dilshan
Kumar Sangakkara
Virat Kohli
Ab DeVilliers
Angelo Matthews/Shane Watson
MS Dhoni
Ravi Ashwin
Michell Starc
Mitchell Johnson
Morne Morkel
 
Black_Warrior

Black_Warrior

Cricketer Of The Year
Saeed Anwar
Sachin Tendulkar
Virat Kohli
Viv Richards
AB De Villiers
MS Dhoni
Lance Klusener
Wasim Akram
Saqlain Mushtaq
Joel Garner
Glenn McGrath
 
Pratters

Pratters

Cricket, Lovely Cricket
kiwiviktor81 said:
He has 50 fewer wickets than Shane Bond who never makes an all-time ODI XI. So I'd say a while yet.
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Shane Bond doesn't make any all time XI. Can it. He got injured and his career was over far too early. We want bowlers who would make the playing field, no?
 
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