Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer

[Teja.]

Lara vs. Ambrose final is a strong possibility I reckon. That's my prediction.

Both beloved WI cricketers who for the most part will have avoided any agendas (except for Lara vs. Tendulkar debate, but that pales in comparison to Ponting/Sachin and Warne/Murali). Always been popular on CW.

Waqar, Greg Chappel, Alan Border, Imran Khan have a good chance I reckon

 

[Matt79]

Greg Chappell will struggle because not many here saw him play, because too many saw him coach, and Kiwis remember some sort of supposed 'underarm' incident.

 

[Fusion]

Lara

 

[Jono]

Was going to mention Imran, but there's the Botham crowd as well who could stop that from happening :-o Depends how far each go.

That's why this is a pretty cool battle. It's just people's tastes, and that's cool. You can't be right or wrong.

 

[Nate]

That's why this is a pretty cool battle. It's just people's tastes, and that's cool. You can't be right or wrong.

This.























(unless you vote against Broad)

 

[morgieb]

Lara. Did have a soft spot for Jonty though.

 

[Corli]

Jonty. The first thing I remember knowing about cricket (that was around 1995) is that Jonty was awesome.

The second thing was that Lara was the greatest batman around, but he doesn't need my vote here.

 

[wfdu_ben91]

This.























(unless you vote against Broad)

NO!!! NO!!! NO!!! NO!!! NO!!! Please don't tell me you're a Stuart Broad fan.

I respected you.

 

[Camo999]

Lara

 

[andyc]

Lara

 

[pasag]

Bit of a boring round. Lara.

 

[Smudge]

Lara.

 

[Jungle Jumbo]

Lara

 

[Xuhaib]

Lara my fav non Pakistani player.

 

[Noble One]

Lara.

 

[Riggins]

Lara

 

[zaremba]

Greg Chappell will struggle because not many here saw him play, because too many saw him coach, and Kiwis remember some sort of supposed 'underarm' incident.

Returning to the topic, Lara

 

[Cevno]

Jonty

Want him to get into the wildcard atleast.

 

[Magrat Garlick]

Lara 24
Rhodes 6
Richards 1

Time to call this. No wildcards obviously.

Mahela Jayawardene (1977-)

9,120 runs in 110 Tests for Sri Lanka; 310 ODIs
Leading Test run scorer for Sri Lanka
27 Test centuries, against all nine nations
Hit 123 as Sri Lanka chased 352 to beat South Africa by one wicket at home
Captained Sri Lanka to a World Cup final

Tamim Iqbal (1989-)

1,177 runs in 17 Tests for Bangladesh; 76 ODIs
Fastest Bangladeshi to 1,000 runs (29 innings) and the second youngest of all
Perhaps Bangladesh' first genuine Test class batsman

Shane Watson (1981-)

1,183 runs and 27 wickets in 18 Tests; 108 ODIs
Allrounder turned successful Test opener
Established himself in all three forms after a difficult start to the career

 

[grecian]

Mahela Jayawardene