capt_Luffy
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I will.
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Which combo would you take?
- Thread starter subshakerz
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A worldclass pace bowling opening pair.
An ordinary keeper with mid 40s average.
A no.8 averaging 30 with the bat, a bit padded with NOs.
An elite slip cordon.
A steady, highly accurate, very consistent finger spinner with very low ER but high SR.
A reliable third early 80s MPH seamer who is adaptable and keeps his end tight.
Those are my picks. That's basically a high quality 7 to 11 with both bat and ball who would keep the team competitive even with a mediocre 1 to 6. I imagine it looking something like this
Nasser Hussain x3
Carl Hooper x3
Pant
Vettori
Dion Nash
Bishop
Walsh
An ordinary keeper with mid 40s average.
A no.8 averaging 30 with the bat, a bit padded with NOs.
An elite slip cordon.
A steady, highly accurate, very consistent finger spinner with very low ER but high SR.
A reliable third early 80s MPH seamer who is adaptable and keeps his end tight.
Those are my picks. That's basically a high quality 7 to 11 with both bat and ball who would keep the team competitive even with a mediocre 1 to 6. I imagine it looking something like this
Nasser Hussain x3
Carl Hooper x3
Pant
Vettori
Dion Nash
Bishop
Walsh
shortpitched713
Cricketer Of The Year
Then I'd take the world class pace bowling pair for a currently mid tier Test side.