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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
- Start date
pasag
RTDAS
Himannv
Hall of Fame Member
LOL, good one!!
JBH001
International Regular
Matt79
Hall of Fame Member
Just trying to picture the reaction if an Aussie poster labelled an Indian player a "*****" at the moment...
Matt79
Hall of Fame Member
yeah, you might be right. Shouldn't be making it into a country vs country thing anyway - apologies for that.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Engineer 11
Walcott 9 - wildcard
Gayle 10 - 3 - wildcard
Alec Stewart (1963-)
8,463 runs, 263 catches and 14 stumpings in 133 Tests for England; 170 ODIs
Most capped cricketer for England
Captained, opened and kept wicket in the same Test
Most runs in Tests in the 1990s
Allan Border (1955-)
11,174 runs in 156 Tests for Australia; 273 ODIs
Most consecutive Tests played (153)
Dragged Australia back into the world top after the long and gruelling 1980s
Captained Australia to Ashes wins in England in 1989 and 1993, beginning the 16-year-streak
Shaun Pollock (1973-)
3,781 runs and 421 wickets in 108 Tests for South Africa; 303 ODIs
Remarkably accurate seam bowler, as testified by his ODI economy rate of 3.67
Few huge scores with the bat, but nevertheless averaged 32
Regular new ball bowler for a decade
Walcott 9 - wildcard
Gayle 10 - 3 - wildcard
Alec Stewart (1963-)
8,463 runs, 263 catches and 14 stumpings in 133 Tests for England; 170 ODIs
Most capped cricketer for England
Captained, opened and kept wicket in the same Test
Most runs in Tests in the 1990s
Allan Border (1955-)
11,174 runs in 156 Tests for Australia; 273 ODIs
Most consecutive Tests played (153)
Dragged Australia back into the world top after the long and gruelling 1980s
Captained Australia to Ashes wins in England in 1989 and 1993, beginning the 16-year-streak
Shaun Pollock (1973-)
3,781 runs and 421 wickets in 108 Tests for South Africa; 303 ODIs
Remarkably accurate seam bowler, as testified by his ODI economy rate of 3.67
Few huge scores with the bat, but nevertheless averaged 32
Regular new ball bowler for a decade
Cruxdude
International Debutant
Shaun PollockEngineer 11
Walcott 9 - wildcard
Gayle 10 - 3 - wildcard
Alec Stewart (1963-)
8,463 runs, 263 catches and 14 stumpings in 133 Tests for England; 170 ODIs
Most capped cricketer for England
Captained, opened and kept wicket in the same Test
Most runs in Tests in the 1990s
Allan Border (1955-)
11,174 runs in 156 Tests for Australia; 273 ODIs
Most consecutive Tests played (153)
Dragged Australia back into the world top after the long and gruelling 1980s
Captained Australia to Ashes wins in England in 1989 and 1993, beginning the 16-year-streak
Shaun Pollock (1973-)
3,781 runs and 421 wickets in 108 Tests for South Africa; 303 ODIs
Remarkably accurate seam bowler, as testified by his ODI economy rate of 3.67
Few huge scores with the bat, but nevertheless averaged 32
Regular new ball bowler for a decade
such a hard round...