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Picking your best Non-ATG Bowling Attack

Coronis

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Rabada
Roberts
Cummins
Benaud
Gibbs

Note: I’m not quite confident right now to proclaim Cummins and Rabada as ATG at this current moment. I’m generally reluctant to do so with current players.

I may have forgotten a wrist spinner.
 

the big bambino

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Rabada
Roberts
Cummins
Benaud
Gibbs

Note: I’m not quite confident right now to proclaim Cummins and Rabada as ATG at this current moment. I’m generally reluctant to do so with current players.

I may have forgotten a wrist spinner.
Unless that's John Benaud, you haven't.
 

capt_Luffy

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Rabada
Roberts
Cummins
Benaud
Gibbs

Note: I’m not quite confident right now to proclaim Cummins and Rabada as ATG at this current moment. I’m generally reluctant to do so with current players.

I may have forgotten a wrist spinner.
Chandra maybe if it's only bowling and you don't count Kumble here. And ofc Grum is behind Cummins for me.
 

Johan

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Is Anderson a seam or swing master?
Watching some of his spells recently, feel he relied on swing a lot more early career but he started developing as a seam bowler around 2010 summer, when he became a great bowler, and by 2014/15 when he had his extended peak he was just as much a classical seamer as he was a swinger, if not a bit more honestly.
 

subshakerz

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Watching some of his spells recently, feel he relied on swing a lot more early career but he started developing as a seam bowler around 2010 summer, when he became a great bowler, and by 2014/15 when he had his extended peak he was just as much a classical seamer as he was a swinger, if not a bit more honestly.
He learned the wobble ball from Asif and then used that against the Aussies.
 

howitzer

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I somewhat disagree with the premise of the op as that's typically not the way teams build a bowling attack. I also want to avoid selecting someone who falls short of ATG on primary discipline but imo is an ATG cricketer once you factor in secondary discipline/s. This means no Ashwin/Jadeja. Hence I will pick one Right arm opening bowler, one Left arm opening bowler, one old ball specialist, one specialist spinner and a batting all-rounder who can bowl both pace and spin but arguably falls short of ATG standard due to lowish longevity. Give me:
Josh Hazlewood
Mitchell Starc
Neil Wagner
Stuart MacGill
Tony Greig
That should go pretty well in a good variety of conditions.
 

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