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Cross handed All Time Test XI

Lillian Thomson

Hall of Fame Member
All time XI of players who batted right handed and bowled left handed or vice versa.

Um, Clive Lloyd, Derek Underwood .......... and a bunch of others. I can't be bothered to do anymore - it's a stupid thread anyway.


****EDIT to add a new rule****

The batsman have to have take a Test wicket.
 
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archie mac

International Coach
All time XI of players who batted right handed and bowled left handed or vice versa.

Um, Clive Lloyd, Derek Underwood .......... and a bunch of others. I can't be bothered to do anymore - it's a stupid thread anyway.
Haha, no it's a good idea:D

A few from memory - Ambrose, Tiger and Gov General. Also I think Rod Marsh batted left and bowled right so there is a WK
 

Chubb

International Regular
Anderson bowls right bats left, might be worth a shout.

There are a lot of cross-handers around, it isn't that odd.
 

Dan

Hall of Fame Member
1. Matt Hayden
2. Charlie Macartney
3. Kumar Sangakkara
4. Frank Worrell *
5. Michael Clarke
6. Clive Lloyd
7. Adam Gilchrist
8. Richard Hadlee
9. Bill O'Reilly
10. Curtly Ambrose
11. James Anderson

An XI off the top of my head.
 

archie mac

International Coach
Adam Gilchrist bowled right handed.
True, I thought I had Marsh in front of Gilly for a sec:D

1. Matt Hayden
2. Charlie Macartney
3. Kumar Sangakkara
4. Frank Worrell *
5. Michael Clarke
6. Clive Lloyd
7. Adam Gilchrist
8. Richard Hadlee
9. Bill O'Reilly
10. Curtly Ambrose
11. James Anderson

An XI off the top of my head.
Not a bad team that. Clem Hill and Jack Harry (much better bowler than Clem) bowled both hands and also kept wickets, I bet there are not too many for that team:-O
 

Lillian Thomson

Hall of Fame Member
Okay in an attempt to make this more interesting a new rule is introduced.

The batsman have to have taken a Test wicket.

Therefore no Sanga, Hayden or Lara - but David Gower gets in.
 

Dan

Hall of Fame Member
In that case, Wilfred Rhodes to open with Worrell and Macartney to 3. Gower slots in at 4.
 

archie mac

International Coach
Haha true, but still it would be nice to have a true ambitexterous keeper. I know Storer took at least one Test wicket but not sure which hand he bowled with?
His profile states he bowled legspin but does not mention which arm so I imagine it must be right:(
 

kingkallis

International Coach
1. Greame Smith
2. Frank Worrell
3. Charlie Macartney
4. Denis Compton
5. Micheal Clarke
6. Clive Lloyd ( c )
7. ?
8. Richard Hadlee
9. Bill O'Reilly
10. Curtly Ambrose
11. James Anderson / Zaheer Khan / Mohammad Asif
 

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
1. Greame Smith
2. Frank Worrell
3. Charlie Macartney
4. Denis Compton
5. Micheal Clarke
6. Clive Lloyd ( c )
7. ?
8. Richard Hadlee
9. Bill O'Reilly
10. Curtly Ambrose
11. James Anderson / Zaheer Khan / Mohammad Asif
Gilly is the obvious keeper.. he seemed throw right handed..
 

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