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One-from-each-era draft 2014

AldoRaine18

State Vice-Captain
So Tendulkar is not eligible for this draft? He has not played at least 50% of his games in one particular era.
 

AldoRaine18

State Vice-Captain
I'll go for this handsome looking gentleman, also known as the Sultan of Swing, Wasim Akram. For the 1985-94 era.


 

harsh.ag

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
The eleven eras I have divided the game into are:

The early years: 1877 - 1899 (23 years)
The golden age: 1900 - 1914 (15 years)
After the big war: 1919 - 1928 (10 years)
The Bradman era: 1929 - 1939 (11 years)
Post WW 2: 1945 - 1954 (10 years)
Test cricket reinvented: 1955 - 1964 (10 years)
The Soby era/ birth of ODIs/ SA isolation: 1965 - 1974 (10 years)
Packer tour/ helmets/ four all rounders/ Windies under Lloyd: 1975 - 1984 (10 years)
ODI era/ India slowly becomes the business capital/ SA back in the fold/ third umpire: 1985 - 1994 (10 years)
Batsman's dream/Aussies under Taylor and Waugh/ Warne - Murali era: 1995 - 2004 (10 years)
Tests in the T20 age: 2005 - 2014 (9 years)
As per the OP eras, the best XI for me:

Grace - 1877-99
Hutton - 1945-54
Bradman - 1929-39
Viv - 1975-84
Pollock - 1965-74
Sobers - 1955-64
Strudwick - 1919-28
Marshall - 1985-94
Warne - 1995-04
Barnes - 1900-14
Steyn - 2005-14

:)

EDIT: Weldone pointing out, rightly, that Hobbs belongs to 1900-14 era. Man, the 1919-28 period is bare...
 
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watson

Banned
As per the OP eras, the best XI for me:

Grace - 1877-99
Hutton - 1945-54
Bradman - 1929-39
Viv - 1975-84
Pollock - 1965-74
Sobers - 1955-64
Strudwick - 1919-28
Marshall - 1985-94
Warne - 1995-04
Barnes - 1900-14
Steyn - 2005-14

:)

EDIT: Weldone pointing out, rightly, that Hobbs belongs to 1900-14 era. Man, the 1919-28 period is bare...
Herbert Strudwick averaged 7.9 and spent most of his Test career at No.11. Consequently, the team needs a bowling allrounder at No.7 if you are to retain Strudwick,
 

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