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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
- Start date
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
Rossco deserves a bit of support.
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Miller and Crowe
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Casting vote to me then...in an attempt to keep up NZ interest, Crowe 11, Klusener 10, R Taylor 4
Miller won 18-7.
Battle Thirteen
Mike Hussey (1975-)
3,912 runs in 50 Tests for Australia; 140 ODIs
Debuted in Test cricket aged 30, with more than 15,000 first class runs under his belt, and spent 166 days making his first 1,000 runs
Has a more moderate record since, but still has a batting average north of 50 in both Tests and ODIs, the only player to do so
Chris Cairns (1970-)
3,320 runs and 218 wickets in 62 Tests for New Zealand; 215 ODIs
Attacking all-rounder, New Zealand's third-highest wicket taker as well as a more than useful batsman
A 17-year international career, but injuries kept him from more than four Tests per year
Miller won 18-7.
Battle Thirteen
Mike Hussey (1975-)
3,912 runs in 50 Tests for Australia; 140 ODIs
Debuted in Test cricket aged 30, with more than 15,000 first class runs under his belt, and spent 166 days making his first 1,000 runs
Has a more moderate record since, but still has a batting average north of 50 in both Tests and ODIs, the only player to do so
Chris Cairns (1970-)
3,320 runs and 218 wickets in 62 Tests for New Zealand; 215 ODIs
Attacking all-rounder, New Zealand's third-highest wicket taker as well as a more than useful batsman
A 17-year international career, but injuries kept him from more than four Tests per year
zaremba
Cricketer Of The Year
This.
Zero love for Hussey. Mr Cricket blah blah blah sincere intense zinc creamed facial expression hour after hour in the nets blah blah yawn etc.
One of the great glories of world cricket over the past year or two has been the demolition of his weirdly inflated Test average. Good player, don't get me wrong, and without the ridiculous haircut as per Chris Cairns, but, to the non Australian observer, appealing player he ain't.
