Athlai
Not Terrible
Nice bowling line up. The batting strikes me as not being the most aggressive lot though.
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ODI Cricket Team Draft
- Thread starter Nate
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NUFAN
Y no Afghanistan flag
I won't include Tendulkar, don't think it's fair for me to have 2 players in the first 15 picks.
Actually I've been mucking around with an XI and the one issue I had was opener, SRT would have been ideal!
Athlai
Not Terrible
Reckon two first round picks and 6 basically 12th round picks is a pretty fair deal.
Team name has to be Cast Aways
NUFAN
Y no Afghanistan flag
If you insist. Sachin makes my team as good as some of the other teams, just as long as the last few people don't select players I'm banking on.
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
To save me some time.
1) Gautam Gambhir - 2657 runs @ 37.42
2)
3) Ian Chappell (capt) - 673 runs @ 48.07
4) Michael Hussey - 3310 runs @ 51.71
5) Mahendra Dhoni (wk) - 4669 runs @ 49.67
6) Darren Lehmann - 3078 runs @ 38.96, 52 wickets @ 27.78
7) John Davison - 766 runs @ 29.46, 31 wickets @ 28.06
8) Curtly Ambrose - 225 wickets @ 24.12
9) Craig McDermott - 203 wickets @ 24.71
10) Dennis Lillee - 103 wickets @ 20.82
11) Dale Steyn - 49 wickets @ 27.22
1) Gautam Gambhir - 2657 runs @ 37.42
2)
3) Ian Chappell (capt) - 673 runs @ 48.07
4) Michael Hussey - 3310 runs @ 51.71
5) Mahendra Dhoni (wk) - 4669 runs @ 49.67
6) Darren Lehmann - 3078 runs @ 38.96, 52 wickets @ 27.78
7) John Davison - 766 runs @ 29.46, 31 wickets @ 28.06
8) Curtly Ambrose - 225 wickets @ 24.12
9) Craig McDermott - 203 wickets @ 24.71
10) Dennis Lillee - 103 wickets @ 20.82
11) Dale Steyn - 49 wickets @ 27.22
Shri
Mr. Glass
As Nnanden said before, the batsmen are not going to be chasing huge scores if the bowlers do their job well. Dont really need aggressive players to chase scores around 200. The bowlers can also hopefully defend totals in the range of 200-250.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Love your seam attack, but a tail like a rat tho.
Jarquis
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
1) Matthew Hayden - 6133 runs @ 43.80
2) Boeta Dippenaar - 3421 runs @ 42.23
3) Greg Chappell - 2331 runs @ 40.18, 72 wickets @ 29.12
4) Michael Clarke - 4945 runs @ 42.62, 52 wickets @ 35.09
5) Rahul Dravid - 10765 runs @ 39.43, 84 wicket keeper dismissals.
6) Hansie Cronje - 5565 runs @ 38.64, 114 wickets @ 34.78
7) Ryan Ten Doeschate - 1026 runs @ 64.12, 44 wickets @ 20.86
8)
9) Manoj Prabhakar - 1858 runs @ 24.12, 157 wickets @ 28.87
10) Michael Holding - 142 wickets @ 21.36
11) Joel Garner - 146 wickets @ 18.84
2) Boeta Dippenaar - 3421 runs @ 42.23
3) Greg Chappell - 2331 runs @ 40.18, 72 wickets @ 29.12
4) Michael Clarke - 4945 runs @ 42.62, 52 wickets @ 35.09
5) Rahul Dravid - 10765 runs @ 39.43, 84 wicket keeper dismissals.
6) Hansie Cronje - 5565 runs @ 38.64, 114 wickets @ 34.78
7) Ryan Ten Doeschate - 1026 runs @ 64.12, 44 wickets @ 20.86
8)
9) Manoj Prabhakar - 1858 runs @ 24.12, 157 wickets @ 28.87
10) Michael Holding - 142 wickets @ 21.36
11) Joel Garner - 146 wickets @ 18.84
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Another throwback to yesteryear - Vic Marks.
Full team:
Jayasuriya (13377 @ 32.54 & 91.31, 322 @ 36.35 & 4.76)
Turner (1598 @ 47.00 & 68.05)
Richards (6721 @ 47.00 & 90.20, 118 @ 31.53 & 4.49)
Atapattu (8529 @ 37.57 & 67.72)
Chanderpaul (8250 @ 41.66 & 71.16)
McCullum (3159 @ 28.20 & 87.19 & 173/13)
Razzaq (4529 @ 29.79 & 79.62, 250 @ 31.15 & 4.68)
Kapil Dev (3783 @ 23.79 & 95.07, 253 @ 27.45 & 3.71)
Marks (285 @ 13.57 & 65.66, 44 @ 27.59 & 3.70)
Willis (83 @ 10.37 & 52.86, 80 @ 24.60 & 3.28)
Croft (18 @ 9.00 & 47.36, 30 @ 20.66 & 3.47)
Full team:
Jayasuriya (13377 @ 32.54 & 91.31, 322 @ 36.35 & 4.76)
Turner (1598 @ 47.00 & 68.05)
Richards (6721 @ 47.00 & 90.20, 118 @ 31.53 & 4.49)
Atapattu (8529 @ 37.57 & 67.72)
Chanderpaul (8250 @ 41.66 & 71.16)
McCullum (3159 @ 28.20 & 87.19 & 173/13)
Razzaq (4529 @ 29.79 & 79.62, 250 @ 31.15 & 4.68)
Kapil Dev (3783 @ 23.79 & 95.07, 253 @ 27.45 & 3.71)
Marks (285 @ 13.57 & 65.66, 44 @ 27.59 & 3.70)
Willis (83 @ 10.37 & 52.86, 80 @ 24.60 & 3.28)
Croft (18 @ 9.00 & 47.36, 30 @ 20.66 & 3.47)
Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
When you have three guys who average about fifty, things tend to even out.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
As I'm bored:
1) Chris Gayle* (LHB; OS) - 7429 runs @ 39.94 (s/r 83.01); 151 wickets @ 34.03 (e/r 4.75)
2) Kamran Akmal+ (RHB) - 2145 runs @ 26.48 (s/r 84.12); 111 catches, 19 stumpings
3) Graeme Hick (RHB; OS) - 3846 runs @ 37.34 (s/r 74.09); 30 wickets @ 34.20 (e/r 4.98)
4) Ramnaresh Sarwan (RHB; LB) - 4907 runs @ 43.04 (s/r 77.08); 16 wickets @ 36.63 (e/r 6.05)
5) Andrew Symonds (RHB; RM/OS) - 5088 runs @ 39.75 (s/r 92.46); 133 wickets @ 37.26 (e/r 5.01)
6) Graham Thorpe (LHB; RM) - 2380 runs @ 37.19 (s/r 71.17); 2 wickets @ 48.50 (e/r 4.85)
7) Justin Kemp (RHB; RMF) - 1512 runs @ 31.50 (s/r 83.12); 32 wickets @ 31.72 (e/r 4.67)
8) Lance Klusener (LHB; RFM) - 3576 runs @ 41.10 (s/r 89.92); 192 wickets @ 29.95 (e/r 4.70)
9) Darren Gough (RHB; RF) - 609 runs @ 12.43 (s/r 64.31); 235 wickets @ 26.42 (e/r 4.40)
10) Derek Underwood (RHB; SLA) - 53 runs @ 5.89 (s/r 39.85); 32 wickets @ 22.94 (e/r 3.45)
11) Fanie de Villiers (RHB: RFM) - 170 runs @ 8.10 (s/r 77.98); 95 wickets @ 27.75 (e/r 3.58)
Pretty chuffed with the depth in batting, seam & spin, if I do say so myself. Three (or four if one counts Symonds) credible spin options and five decent seam alternatives.
1) Chris Gayle* (LHB; OS) - 7429 runs @ 39.94 (s/r 83.01); 151 wickets @ 34.03 (e/r 4.75)
2) Kamran Akmal+ (RHB) - 2145 runs @ 26.48 (s/r 84.12); 111 catches, 19 stumpings
3) Graeme Hick (RHB; OS) - 3846 runs @ 37.34 (s/r 74.09); 30 wickets @ 34.20 (e/r 4.98)
4) Ramnaresh Sarwan (RHB; LB) - 4907 runs @ 43.04 (s/r 77.08); 16 wickets @ 36.63 (e/r 6.05)
5) Andrew Symonds (RHB; RM/OS) - 5088 runs @ 39.75 (s/r 92.46); 133 wickets @ 37.26 (e/r 5.01)
6) Graham Thorpe (LHB; RM) - 2380 runs @ 37.19 (s/r 71.17); 2 wickets @ 48.50 (e/r 4.85)
7) Justin Kemp (RHB; RMF) - 1512 runs @ 31.50 (s/r 83.12); 32 wickets @ 31.72 (e/r 4.67)
8) Lance Klusener (LHB; RFM) - 3576 runs @ 41.10 (s/r 89.92); 192 wickets @ 29.95 (e/r 4.70)
9) Darren Gough (RHB; RF) - 609 runs @ 12.43 (s/r 64.31); 235 wickets @ 26.42 (e/r 4.40)
10) Derek Underwood (RHB; SLA) - 53 runs @ 5.89 (s/r 39.85); 32 wickets @ 22.94 (e/r 3.45)
11) Fanie de Villiers (RHB: RFM) - 170 runs @ 8.10 (s/r 77.98); 95 wickets @ 27.75 (e/r 3.58)
Pretty chuffed with the depth in batting, seam & spin, if I do say so myself. Three (or four if one counts Symonds) credible spin options and five decent seam alternatives.
Jarquis
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Abdul Qadir - couldn't really run without a recognised front line spinner. Little disappointing as I did have somebody else lined up but had to opt for balance really.
1) Matthew Hayden - 6133 runs @ 43.80 (s/r 78.96); 0 wickets @ infinty (e/r 4.44)
2) Boeta Dippenaar - 3421 runs @ 42.23 (s/r 67.78); 0 wickets @ infinty (e/r 0.50)
3) Greg Chappell - 2331 runs @ 40.18 (s/r 75.70); 72 wickets @ 29.12 (e/r 4.04)
4) Michael Clarke - 4945 runs @ 42.62 (s/r 77.64); 52 wickets @ 35.09 (e/r 5.07)
5) Rahul Dravid - 10765 runs @ 39.43 (s/r 71.17); 84 wicket keeper dismissals.
6) Hansie Cronje - 5565 runs @ 38.64 (s/r 76.47); 114 wickets @ 34.78 (e/r 4.44)
7) Ryan Ten Doeschate - 1026 runs @ 64.12 (s/r 87.24); 44 wickets @ 20.86 (e/r 4.84)
8) Manoj Prabhakar - 1858 runs @ 24.12 (s/r 60.26); 157 wickets @ 28.87 (e/r 4.27)
9) Abdul Qadir - 641 runs @ 15.26 (s/r 75.50); 132 wickets @ 26.16 (e/r 4.06)
10) Michael Holding - 282 runs @ 9.09 (s/r 74.80); 142 wickets @ 21.36 (e/r 3.32)
11) Joel Garner - 239 runs @ 9.19 (s/r 66.38); 146 wickets @ 18.84 (e/r 3.09)
1) Matthew Hayden - 6133 runs @ 43.80 (s/r 78.96); 0 wickets @ infinty (e/r 4.44)
2) Boeta Dippenaar - 3421 runs @ 42.23 (s/r 67.78); 0 wickets @ infinty (e/r 0.50)
3) Greg Chappell - 2331 runs @ 40.18 (s/r 75.70); 72 wickets @ 29.12 (e/r 4.04)
4) Michael Clarke - 4945 runs @ 42.62 (s/r 77.64); 52 wickets @ 35.09 (e/r 5.07)
5) Rahul Dravid - 10765 runs @ 39.43 (s/r 71.17); 84 wicket keeper dismissals.
6) Hansie Cronje - 5565 runs @ 38.64 (s/r 76.47); 114 wickets @ 34.78 (e/r 4.44)
7) Ryan Ten Doeschate - 1026 runs @ 64.12 (s/r 87.24); 44 wickets @ 20.86 (e/r 4.84)
8) Manoj Prabhakar - 1858 runs @ 24.12 (s/r 60.26); 157 wickets @ 28.87 (e/r 4.27)
9) Abdul Qadir - 641 runs @ 15.26 (s/r 75.50); 132 wickets @ 26.16 (e/r 4.06)
10) Michael Holding - 282 runs @ 9.09 (s/r 74.80); 142 wickets @ 21.36 (e/r 3.32)
11) Joel Garner - 239 runs @ 9.19 (s/r 66.38); 146 wickets @ 18.84 (e/r 3.09)
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Jarquis
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Symonds as a medium pacer >>> Symonds as an attempted off spinnerPretty chuffed with the depth in batting, seam & spin, if I do say so myself. Three (or four if one counts Symonds) credible spin options and five decent seam alternatives.
In my book anyways.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Mine too; he's me fifth seam option.Symonds as a medium pacer >>> Symonds as an attempted off spinner
In my book anyways.