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The ATG World XI's game

Jager

International Debutant
1) Gordon Greenidge and Mathew Hayden

2) Joel Garner and Waqar Younis

Think Pollock would be a good person to have as the 3rd seamer especially as he can bat a bit. Steyn unlucky to miss out by Waqar claims it with longevity.
Waqar doesn't get maximum longevity points in my opinion, although it may be harsh. His last 56 games (out of 87) only yielded 3 five wicket hauls, whereas his first 31 earned him 19. Regardless, I still rate him above Steyn for what he did.
 

kyear2

International Coach
Gordon Greenidge
Matthew Hayden (edit)

Joel Garner
Ray Lindwall
 
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Noble One

International Vice-Captain
Hayden / Mitchell

A great pairing. Provides a left/right combination. An attacker with the defender. Two high class fielders.

Bedser / Lindwall

Two of the smartest operators in history. I like the prospect of these two greats of the post WW2 era pairing up.
 

kyear2

International Coach
Cant belive that Weeks, Miandad, Grimmett, Worrell, Harvey (along with Garner and Lindwall) are still not selected.
 
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NUFAN

Y no Afghanistan flag
Cant belive that Weeks, Miandad, Grimmett, Worrell, Harvey (along with Garner and Lindwall) are still not selected.
Why can't you believe that Grimmett nor Harvey have made it so far when neither of them made your 4 World teams in your sig?
 

Jager

International Debutant
Great response to this one. Greenidge (14) and Hayden (8) were the winners of the opening slot, which will provide a destructive left-right combination up top. There were 9 different openers who received votes, which is great variety. In the bowling department, there were 11 different selections- Lindwall and Garner stood tall (literally, in Garner's case) above the rest, receiving 10 and 9 votes respectively.

1. Greenidge
2. Hayden
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9. Lindwall (1)
10. Garner (2)
11.
 

Jager

International Debutant
Time to sort out our middle order.

1. Please select 3 batsmen to occupy positions 3,4 and 5.

Suggested batsmen
Zaheer Abbas, Ian Chappell, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Dennis Compton, Colin Cowdrey, Martin Crowe, Aravinda de Silva, Ted Dexter, AB de Villers, Rahul Dravid, Andy Flower, David Gower, Tom Graveney, Neil Harvey, Lindsay Hassett, Vijay Hazare, Stanley Jackson, Mahela Jayawardene, Alvin Kallicharan, Younus Khan, Rohan Kanhai, VVS Laxman, Clive Lloyd, Charlie Macartney, Peter May, Stan McCabe, Javed Miandad, Dudley Nourse, Norman O'Neill, Eddie Paynter, Kevin Pietersen, Lawrence Rowe, Kumar Sangakkara, Herbie Taylor, Inzamam ul-Haq, Doug Walters, Everton Weekes, Frank Wooley, Frank Worrell, Mohammad Yousuf
 
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kyear2

International Coach
Why can't you believe that Grimmett nor Harvey have made it so far when neither of them made your 4 World teams in your sig?
Just pointing out the strength of some of the players still unselected. Also I rate the players mentioned higher than some of the ones already slected. Additionally Laker made my last team ahead of Grimmett simply because the team already had a leg spinner in Faulkner, who was also the all rounder.
 

NUFAN

Y no Afghanistan flag
Fair enough Kyear.

3 Rahul Dravid 4 Javed Miandad 5 Frank Worrell.

Quite a difficult decision here with a fair few alternatives who could do a similar job.
 

Jager

International Debutant
Had Harvey's career not tailed off, I feel he would be rated far higher than what he is rated now.
 

vic_orthdox

Global Moderator
Denis Compton

Quality bat, brings about the eye catching brilliance that a team of this stature deserves. Can chip in with some handy chinamen too.

Neil Harvey

Another fine stroke maker, fits into this aggressive side nicely.

Frank Worrell

Class player, has a good record against the quality teams of his time. Leadership skills a plenty too.
 

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