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What is the best 'below ATG' XI?
- Thread starter subshakerz
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ParwazHaiJunoon
First Class Debutant
What about this bowler
Coronis
Cricketer Of The Year
Without writing a ****load of players names down to specifically include, he’s given a statistical guideline. Besides otherwise the thread would devolve into “is this player ATG”
subshakerz
International Coach
Yeah I wanted to classify those who may have been good but didn't have the statistical output to show for it.
Initially I thought below 40 for batsmen, but I thought that may be too restrictive.
subshakerz
International Coach
Poor Stewart, forced to take the gloves again.
Anderson will likely make the real XI.
BazBall21
International Regular
Good point about Anderson actually. Willis or Statham can replace him then. Thorpe over Gower/KP probably one of my most controversial opinions but not fussed between those three.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Ravi seems unusually off the boil today on comms. Thought Washy just came on when he had already bowled an over, missed the fact that the earlier appeal was striking Chapman outside off when playing a shot (said it was umpire's call) and then said Chapman has come out when he was already there and it was Philipps who was the new batsman.
Guessing UP is not a dry state like Gujarat.
Guessing UP is not a dry state like Gujarat.
srbhkshk
International Captain
Are you saying his commentary is below ATG.Ravi seems unusually off the boil today on comms. Thought Washy just came on when he had already bowled an over, missed the fact that the earlier appeal was striking Chapman outside off when playing a shot (said it was umpire's call) and then said Chapman has come out when he was already there and it was Philipps who was the new batsman.
Guessing UP is not a dry state like Gujarat.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Adorable Asshole
International Regular
Kallis
shortpitched713
International Captain
What an absurd question.
Line and Length
Cricketer Of The Year
The OP states "Bowlers all averaging no less than 30" yet people keep posting teams with the likes of Walsh (24.4), Anderson (26.1), Snow (26.7).
By all means, have your opinion as to which players are below ATG, but why muddy the waters when the parameters were set in the OP.
By all means, have your opinion as to which players are below ATG, but why muddy the waters when the parameters were set in the OP.
bagapath
International Captain
a xi of post-war batters averaging under 45 and bowlers averaging more than 30 and wk with batting average below 25
First XI
Greenidge
Gooch
Ian Chappell (C)
Gower
Martin Crowe
Stokes
DL Murray (wk)
Lee
Qadir
Sarfraz
Srinath
Second XI
Jayasuriya
Taylor (C)
Boon
Viswanath
Aravinda
Shakib
Flintoff
Bob Taylor (wk)
Zaheer
Lawson
Prasanna
First XI
Greenidge
Gooch
Ian Chappell (C)
Gower
Martin Crowe
Stokes
DL Murray (wk)
Lee
Qadir
Sarfraz
Srinath
Second XI
Jayasuriya
Taylor (C)
Boon
Viswanath
Aravinda
Shakib
Flintoff
Bob Taylor (wk)
Zaheer
Lawson
Prasanna
Line and Length
Cricketer Of The Year
Third XI
Haynes
Gibbs
Cowdrey
Abbas
Bell
M.Waugh
Greig (C)
Tallon
Hoggard
Siddle
Lyon
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
1st XI - Crowe averages too much.
2nd XI - There are lots of openers better than Jayasuriya and Mark Taylor. Turner for instance.
You've picked 2 allrounders when only one is eligible.
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Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
Ross Taylor and Aravinda Da Silva instead of Ian Bell and M Waugh.
There are many sub 45 openers who were better than Gibbs.