chaminda_00
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Kumar Sangakkara and Jaques Kallis please
I think we should wait a bit more longer as he seemed pretty keen and it's only been like less than 2 days since his last post.I'll take jakester8888's spot?
Haha, knew you'd take Kumar if he was still available! Was thinking about that after making my last choice and thinking about my next one. Gun choice.Kumar Sangakkara and Jaques Kallis please
Interesting choice you have now - do you put the gloves on him and have a keeper-batsman who averaged 40 with the bat and was an average keeper, or make him a specialist batsman, at which he averaged 60?Clyde Walcott to keep wicket.
TBF like Sangakkara he was better/more mature batsmen when he lost the gloves. Which had as much impact as losing the gloves. Average of 50 odd at least imo.Interesting choice you have now - do you put the gloves on him and have a keeper-batsman who averaged 40 with the bat and was an average keeper, or make him a specialist batsman, at which he averaged 60?
Was hoping someone took so I could go with my head and go Flower. Was very 50/50 with Kallis though. Was always going to go with an all rounder but I thought I would back myself to get a gun enough bowling attack so the extra bowling other offered didn't effort his pick. Though he is underrated when it comes to all rounders.Haha, knew you'd take Kumar if he was still available! Was thinking about that after making my last choice and thinking about my next one. Gun choice.
It'll really depend on whether I get hold of another decent keeper towards the end of the draft.Interesting choice you have now - do you put the gloves on him and have a keeper-batsman who averaged 40 with the bat and was an average keeper, or make him a specialist batsman, at which he averaged 60?
I'm not going to consider anyone who has played less than 30 Test Matches.I made my pick because his batting was the Dogs Pollocks.
Seriously though, he's the greatest South African player of all time. I'm amazed that he was still available.
Love how the top section of the selectors pick so quickly.
Sachin Tendulkar is a brilliant player, averages close to 55 and like I said arguably the best batter from the last quarter of a century, i.e since I've been alive. Nearly went for an old timer, but figured I should get a newer player than my first two selections Sobers and Trueman.
I'm shocked that it took until round three before both players were selected, along with my second round selection of Headley. Sachin and Richards, arguably the best batsmen ever produced from India and South Africa respectably, and Headley named "the Black Bradman", does justice to his stature within the history of the game.I made my pick because his batting was the Dogs Pollocks.
Seriously though, he's the greatest South African player of all time. I'm amazed that he was still available.
Damn you! Was just starting to dare hope he might slide as far as me.Given both Sangakkara and Walcott have just been taken, and my desire to secure a quality wicket keeper-batsman, I'm picking Andy Flower (initially had a couple of other players in mind).
I'd have bet that by the time of my fourth selection, Flower and a couple of certain other quality wicket keepers (don't think I'm permitted to mention names of those yet to be picked) would be long gone, so pleased to secure Flower now.Damn you! Was just starting to dare hope he might slide as far as me.
Now for the traditional twenty hour wait for Raghav to pick a player...