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Scorecard Draft

Himannv

Himannv

Hall of Fame Member
Quite a lot of big names gone now I reckon.

Round 1:

NUFAN - Muttiah Muralitharan
weldone - Adam Gilchrist
Noble One - Glenn Mcgrath
Cevno - Curtly Ambrose
Blakus - Vivian Richards
Himmanv - Imran Khan
honestbharani - Richard Hadlee
kingkallis - Malcolm Marshall
GI Joe - Brian Lara
Shri - Kumar Sangakkara
pskov - Shane Warne
HeathDavisSpeed - Jacques Kallis
Somerset - Sachin Tendulkar
marc71178 - Wasim Akram
Marcuss - Waqar Younis
Jamee999 - Ricky Ponting
Michaelf7777777 - Andy Flower
Riggins - Micheal Slater

Round 2:

Riggins - Rahul Dravid
Michaelf7777777 - Shaun Pollock
Jamee999 - Courtney Walsh
Marcuss - Kapil Dev
marc71178 - Ian Botham
Somerset - Dennis Lillee
HeathDavisSpeed - Joel Garner
pskov - Sunil Gavaskar
Shri - Garry Sobers
GI Joe - Keith Miller
kingkallis - Don Bradman
honestbharani - Wally Hammond
Himmanv - Jack Hobbs
Blakus - Sydney Barnes
Cevno - Wilfred Rhodes
Noble One - Clarrie Grimmett
weldone - George Headley
NUFAN - Fred Trueman

Round 3:

pskov - Alan Davidson
Jamee999 - Len Hutton
Marcuss
GI Joe
kingkallis
Riggins
Michaelf7777777
Shri
weldone
Blakus
NUFAN
Cevno
Noble One
HeathDavisSpeed
Himmanv
Somerset
marc71178
honestbharani

Round 4:

marc71178
honestbharani
Somerset
Himmanv
HeathDavisSpeed
Noble One
Cevno
NUFAN
Blakus
weldone
Shri
Michaelf7777777
Riggins
kingkallis
GI Joe
Marcuss
Jamee999
pskov
 
Jarquis

Jarquis

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Poo. Back in 10 or so.

http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/62649.html
Les Ames

Ames +
Dev
Waqar

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Round 1:

NUFAN - Muttiah Muralitharan
weldone - Adam Gilchrist
Noble One - Glenn Mcgrath
Cevno - Curtly Ambrose
Blakus - Vivian Richards
Himmanv - Imran Khan
honestbharani - Richard Hadlee
kingkallis - Malcolm Marshall
GI Joe - Brian Lara
Shri - Kumar Sangakkara
pskov - Shane Warne
HeathDavisSpeed - Jacques Kallis
Somerset - Sachin Tendulkar
marc71178 - Wasim Akram
Marcuss - Waqar Younis
Jamee999 - Ricky Ponting
Michaelf7777777 - Andy Flower
Riggins - Micheal Slater

Round 2:

Riggins - Rahul Dravid
Michaelf7777777 - Shaun Pollock
Jamee999 - Courtney Walsh
Marcuss - Kapil Dev
marc71178 - Ian Botham
Somerset - Dennis Lillee
HeathDavisSpeed - Joel Garner
pskov - Sunil Gavaskar
Shri - Garry Sobers
GI Joe - Keith Miller
kingkallis - Don Bradman
honestbharani - Wally Hammond
Himmanv - Jack Hobbs
Blakus - Sydney Barnes
Cevno - Wilfred Rhodes
Noble One - Clarrie Grimmett
weldone - George Headley
NUFAN - Fred Trueman

Round 3:

pskov - Alan Davidson
Jamee999 - Len Hutton
Marcuss - Les Ames
GI Joe
kingkallis
Riggins
Michaelf7777777
Shri
weldone
Blakus
NUFAN
Cevno
Noble One
HeathDavisSpeed
Himmanv
Somerset
marc71178
honestbharani

Round 4:

marc71178
honestbharani
Somerset
Himmanv
HeathDavisSpeed
Noble One
Cevno
NUFAN
Blakus
weldone
Shri
Michaelf7777777
Riggins
kingkallis
GI Joe
Marcuss
Jamee999
pskov
 
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Cevno

Cevno

Hall of Fame Member
Now Joe seems to be up to some major research.

Btw,the Jump back over the second world war is getting more difficult with more and more good players who played at both sides of the war getting picked.
 
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pskov

International 12th Man
Cevno said:
Now Joe seems to be up to some major research.

Btw,the Jump back over the second world war is getting more difficult with more and more good players who played at both sides of the war getting picked.
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By a quick count, England had 14 players who played test cricket before and after WW2, two of whom have already been selected and Australia had 5 such players, one of whom has already been chosen. I think we will be alright, providing we don't keep jumping back and forth a lot.
 
Cevno

Cevno

Hall of Fame Member
pskov said:
By a quick count, England had 14 players who played test cricket before and after WW2, two of whom have already been selected and Australia had 5 such players, one of whom has already been chosen. I think we will be alright, providing we don't keep jumping back and forth a lot.
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But the thing is ,that more than half of those players would not be picked in a all-time draft.

The best of the lot have already been picked ,so once we cross into the post world-war 2 era it will be very difficult to come back,specially if the pick that follows such a player is not a player on the other side of the divide.

Though with the sheer number of picks to be made it will get interesting whether we come back or not.
 
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pskov

International 12th Man
Cevno said:
But the thing is ,that more than half of those players would not be picked in a all-time draft.

The best of the lot have already been picked ,so once we cross into the post world-war 2 era it will be very difficult to come back,specially if the pick that follows such a player is not a player on the other side of the divide.

Though with the sheer number of picks to be made it will get interesting whether we come back or not.
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We have 18 people in this draft so 198 players will be selected. I think there are still several of those who played both sides of the war who would be considered in the top 200 cricketers of all time and another couple who wouldn't be far off. I don't think it's all that bad.

It will be quite interesting though if we do hang around pre-WW2 for any length of time. Was a bit disappointed that we started coming forwards again after Barnes was picked.
 
G.I.Joe

G.I.Joe

International Coach
Cevno said:
Now Joe seems to be up to some major research.
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Himannv said:
Yeah Joe is doing some major research from the looks of it lol.
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I are serious drafter.




Herbert Sutcliffe

On the evidence of this draft, only the 5th best opening batsman of all time, after Michael Slater, Sunil Gavaskar, Jack Hobbs and Len Hutton.

2nd Test: England v Australia at Lord's, Jun 22-25, 1934 | Cricket Scorecard | Cricinfo.com

Team So Far:

Herbert Sutcliffe
Brian Lara
Keith Miller
 
G.I.Joe

G.I.Joe

International Coach
Round 1:

NUFAN - Muttiah Muralitharan
weldone - Adam Gilchrist
Noble One - Glenn Mcgrath
Cevno - Curtly Ambrose
Blakus - Vivian Richards
Himmanv - Imran Khan
honestbharani - Richard Hadlee
kingkallis - Malcolm Marshall
GI Joe - Brian Lara
Shri - Kumar Sangakkara
pskov - Shane Warne
HeathDavisSpeed - Jacques Kallis
Somerset - Sachin Tendulkar
marc71178 - Wasim Akram
Marcuss - Waqar Younis
Jamee999 - Ricky Ponting
Michaelf7777777 - Andy Flower
Riggins - Michael Slater

Round 2:

Riggins - Rahul Dravid
Michaelf7777777 - Shaun Pollock
Jamee999 - Courtney Walsh
Marcuss - Kapil Dev
marc71178 - Ian Botham
Somerset - Dennis Lillee
HeathDavisSpeed - Joel Garner
pskov - Sunil Gavaskar
Shri - Garry Sobers
GI Joe - Keith Miller
kingkallis - Donald Bradman
honestbharani - Wally Hammond
Himmanv - Jack Hobbs
Blakus - Sydney Barnes
Cevno - Wilfred Rhodes
Noble One - Clarrie Grimmett
weldone - George Headley
NUFAN - Fred Trueman

Round 3:

pskov - Alan Davidson
Jamee999 - Len Hutton
Marcuss - Les Ames
GI Joe - Herbert Sutcliffe
kingkallis
Riggins
Michaelf7777777
Shri
weldone
Blakus
NUFAN
Cevno
Noble One
HeathDavisSpeed
Himmanv
Somerset
marc71178
honestbharani

Round 4:

marc71178
honestbharani
Somerset
Himmanv
HeathDavisSpeed
Noble One
Cevno
NUFAN
Blakus
weldone
Shri
Michaelf7777777
Riggins
kingkallis
GI Joe
Marcuss
Jamee999
pskov
 
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