Probably Butterworth or McDonald. I'd actually say there's more handy all-rounders in domestic cricket at the moment than there has been in a long time, when you consider Hopes and those two behind Watson, that's at least four who are valuable state players.
Not a tremendously good one, but he's been playing as one a bit more in recent times. Bowled a lot in his last stint for Hampshire, anyway. Grant Lambert seemed a handy all-rounder towards the end of the season for NSW, might have an impact next year. Pretty sharp with the ball, and his record in club cricket indicates he's a good batsman.
He's a tad old though really, and NSW selectors seem reluctant to pick him for whatever reasons - especially early in the year. He seems to have to prove himself every year in grade cricket despite finishing the year reasonably well for NSW... only to find himself back in the side by the end of the season... odd.
Yeah, but it's a moot point. They aren't going to replace Watson's role in the side, are they? Keeping allrounders are basically a given requirement these days.
Thornley is a one day all-rounder, I think it'd be fair to say.
He bowled at around 133-138 for NSW in certain spells in the Pura Cup final. There's slower specialist bowlers in FC cricket than him, I'd dare say.
