OverratedSanity
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Sarfraz would be a lock for the XI if he wasn't a **** keeper.
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The ATG Teams General arguing/discussing thread
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mr_mister
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are you trying to be contrarian for the sake of it? Who would lose their place to Sarfraz in a Pak XI? Wasim? Waqar? Imran? Fazal?
Zinzan
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They're Australians, it's expected of them.
morgieb
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I think he's talking about Sarfraz Ahmed rather than Sarfraz Nawaz.
Zinzan
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There is some truth there, Hadlee used to eat him for breakfast following his cornflakes.
harsh.ag
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He is not a **** keeper! Not as good as Latif obvsly, but not bad at all. Some good takes off Yasir, who can be incredibly difficult to keep to.
Yeah, the keeper.
Think he's admitted being scared of going out in the middle against the Windies pacemen quite openly.
watson
Banned
01. Hanif Mohammad
02. Majid Khan
03. Younis Khan
04. Javed Miandad
05. Inzamam-ul-Haq
06. Mushtaq Mohammad
07. Imran Khan
08. Wasim Akram
09. Wasim Bari
10. Fazal Mahmood
11. Abdul Qadir
Majid Khan gets in because he averaged 41 during his 11 Tests against the Windies (1975 to 1981). Few opening batsman have done better against the Windies quicks when they were at their best,
Plus he was a genius anyway, albeit a slightly flawed one.
02. Majid Khan
03. Younis Khan
04. Javed Miandad
05. Inzamam-ul-Haq
06. Mushtaq Mohammad
07. Imran Khan
08. Wasim Akram
09. Wasim Bari
10. Fazal Mahmood
11. Abdul Qadir
Majid Khan gets in because he averaged 41 during his 11 Tests against the Windies (1975 to 1981). Few opening batsman have done better against the Windies quicks when they were at their best,
Plus he was a genius anyway, albeit a slightly flawed one.
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Red
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If you play McGrath instead of OReilly, do you leave Miller out and play an extra bat, like Harvey or Ponting? I wouldn't, but some probably would.
Days of Grace
International Captain
Sorry, but the inclusion of Fazal can only be for romantic/historical purposes as he was the first great Pakistan bowler. But unless you are playing on matting wickets or green seamers all the time, I think the attack would lack penetration with him in it.
Gob
International Coach
Yeah i mean instead of Waqar thats crazy
smash84
The Tiger King
That is a pretty good side if you slot in saqlain for qadir and waqar for fazal
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Dickie Bird umpiring?
Red
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Quiet day with the flu. Might do a few national ODI sides for a time killer.
Australia
Adam Gilchrist +
Shane Watson (5)
Ricky Ponting
Mark Waugh
Andrew Symonds (5)
Mike Hussey
Steve Waugh (5)
Mitchell Starc (2)
Shane Warne (4)
Brett Lee (3)
Glenn McGrath (1)
Flexible combo designed to win. Including the Steve Waugh who was a gun ODI bowler, early career. Great death bowler. Starc included on the basis that he is already worthy, and partnering him with McGrath and Lee gives the pace attack everything. Mark Waugh bats out of position to accommodate Watson at the top. M.Waugh, Ponting and Symonds give as good an inner fielding ring as you'd find. Watson, Waugh and Symonds sharing the fifth bowling duties is feasible. Notable omission is Bevan, but I feel Hussey played a similar role with the bat, but was a better hitter, and better fielder.
Australia
Adam Gilchrist +
Shane Watson (5)
Ricky Ponting
Mark Waugh
Andrew Symonds (5)
Mike Hussey
Steve Waugh (5)
Mitchell Starc (2)
Shane Warne (4)
Brett Lee (3)
Glenn McGrath (1)
Flexible combo designed to win. Including the Steve Waugh who was a gun ODI bowler, early career. Great death bowler. Starc included on the basis that he is already worthy, and partnering him with McGrath and Lee gives the pace attack everything. Mark Waugh bats out of position to accommodate Watson at the top. M.Waugh, Ponting and Symonds give as good an inner fielding ring as you'd find. Watson, Waugh and Symonds sharing the fifth bowling duties is feasible. Notable omission is Bevan, but I feel Hussey played a similar role with the bat, but was a better hitter, and better fielder.