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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
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fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I didn't claim to be sane 
Matt79
Hall of Fame Member
Votes for Richie the Doyen, I assume.
biased indian
International Coach
rahul
G.I.Joe
International Coach
post reported.
weldone
Hall of Fame Member
Oops thank God I'm not member of a family chat forum with a voting thread in it...
But that's family bias!!!
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Benaud 22-13
Round Three, Battle Six
David Gower (1957-)
8,231 runs in 117 Tests for England; 114 ODIs
Left-hander praised for excellent technique
Third most Test runs by an Englishman
Captained England to their last home Ashes win for 20 years in 1985
Viv Richards (1952-)
8,540 runs in 121 Tests for West Indies; 187 ODIs
The 'Master Blaster'; destroyed international attacks around the world
Never lost a Test series as captain
1,710 Test runs in eleven 1976 matches, despite missing a Test with glandular fever
Round Three, Battle Six
David Gower (1957-)
8,231 runs in 117 Tests for England; 114 ODIs
Left-hander praised for excellent technique
Third most Test runs by an Englishman
Captained England to their last home Ashes win for 20 years in 1985
Viv Richards (1952-)
8,540 runs in 121 Tests for West Indies; 187 ODIs
The 'Master Blaster'; destroyed international attacks around the world
Never lost a Test series as captain
1,710 Test runs in eleven 1976 matches, despite missing a Test with glandular fever
zaremba
Cricketer Of The Year
Ouch.
Anyway, Gower, of course. I expect him to lose this particular bout and it's hard to begrudge King Viv his victory, but watching Gower bat really was something else.
Can't stand his commentary though. Half-baked thoughts, no real analysis, irritating verbal tics (starting sentences with "again", and saying "garn" instead of "gone")
Anyway, Gower, of course. I expect him to lose this particular bout and it's hard to begrudge King Viv his victory, but watching Gower bat really was something else.
Can't stand his commentary though. Half-baked thoughts, no real analysis, irritating verbal tics (starting sentences with "again", and saying "garn" instead of "gone")
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Gower
