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All time ODI XI

Sunil1z

Sunil1z

International Regular
Socerer 01 said:
Depends on your need of the concept of 7 in an atg xi

i said in a post lost to the pages earlier that a Shakib like batsman can bat at 5 on paper but be pushed down the order when it is time for late over hitting which Dhoni and ABD can both do so well. this guy will also be useful at 5 if there is an early collapse which an atg xi will never face probably but if there is they can be valuable. if not and they are demoted they will still contribute to the team as a bowler

if the batting order is completely fixed then Klusener for 7 all day but we’re getting to arbitrary rules in an arbitrary exercise at this point
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Say there is batting collapse and team is 120/4 in 25 overs . Who do you want to face maximum of those 150 balls remaining?
Devilliers, Dhoni or Shakib ?
 
CricAddict

CricAddict

Cricketer Of The Year
Fuller Pilch said:
Klusener at 7. Shakib better higher up.
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Klusenar is 100 times better than Shakib at number 7. With Viv Sachin and potentially one more bowling batsman in the top 6, you don't need Klusenar to bowl more than 4-5 overs. Klusenar should be one of the first names in odi atg XI.
 
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Socerer 01

International Captain
Kapil's sr of 94 is really undersold in this thread; only three players have a better sr than him in odi history till his retirement and all of them aren't close to his batting avg

Limit that to only middle order batsmen like 5-7 and his record improves further. Saleem Malik is the only one who can offer something similar and he averages 2 more for a sr of 6 less

There is an argument to be made for him being unreliable at times in the mould of Afridi but he's got this record over 200 matches. That sr alone is ATG material and he's also a superb fielder and excellent fifth bowler and a widely praised captain
 
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Socerer 01

International Captain
Sunil1z said:
Say there is batting collapse and team is 120/4 in 25 overs . Who do you want to face maximum of those 150 balls remaining?
Devilliers, Dhoni or Shakib ?
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I'd take Shakib just because he is in the team but either one of the three can also do the job
 
CricAddict

CricAddict

Cricketer Of The Year
Jayasuriya/Lara
Tendulkar
Viv Richards
Kohli/Ponting
Dhoni
ABDV
Klusenar
Pollock/Akram
Garner
Murali/Saqlain
Mcgrath

Is my ODI ATG XI. Choose anyone from the / and the team won't lose anything.
 
Adorable Asshole

Adorable Asshole

International Regular
Sunil1z said:
Why do you a think a no .7 can stop batting collapse which Tendulkar, Kohli, Richards, Dhoni/Bevan can’t?

I need Kapil or Pollock to score 45 in last 5 overs . I don’t need them to stop batting collapse.
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Klusener. Are we really forgetting his 99 Sf heroics against McGrath, Warne, Fleming?
 
ankitj

ankitj

Hall of Fame Member
CW collectively voted Kapil in the world ODI XI.
weldone said:
World ODI XI
1. Adam Gilchrist+
2. Sachin Tendulkar
3. Viv Richards*
4. Virat Kohli
5. AB De Villiers
6. Michael Bevan
7. Kapil Dev
8. Wasim Akram
9. Joel Garner
10. Glenn McGrath
11. M Muralitharan		World ODI 2nd XI
1. Mark Waugh
2. S Jayasuriya
3. Ricky Ponting
4. Zaheer Abbas
5. Andrew Symonds
6. MS Dhoni+
7. Lance Klusener
8. Imran Khan*
9. Shaun Pollock
10. Curtly Ambrose
11. Saqlain Mushtaq		World ODI 3rd XI
1. Shane Watson
2. Brian Lara
3. Kumar Sangakkara+
4. Dean Jones
5. Javed Miandad
6. Michael Hussey
7. Aravinda de Silva
8. Richard Hadlee
9. Shane Warne*
10. Waqar Younis
11. Alan Donald		World ODI 4th XI
1. Saeed Anwar
2. Gordon Greenidge
3. Greg Chappell
4. Inzamam-ul Haq
5. Clive Lloyd*
6. Brendon McCullum+
7. Andrew Flintoff
8. Daniel Vettori
9. Brett Lee
10. Michael Holding
11. Dennis Lillee		World ODI 5th XI
1. Mathew Hayden
2. Hashim Amla
3. Jacques Kallis
4. Kevin Pietersen
5. Michael Clarke*
6. Yuvraj Singh
7. Mark Boucher+
8. Mitchell Starc
9. Nathan Bracken
10. Shane Bond
11. Saeed Ajmal
World ODI 6th XI
1. Q. De Kock+
2. S. Ganguly*
3. Joe Root
4. Ross Taylor
5. Jonty Rhodes
6. Hansie Cronje
7. Chris Cairns
8. Shahid Afridi
9. M. Marshall
10. C. Vaas
11. Andy Roberts		World ODI 7th XI
1. Rohit Sharma
2. Desmond Haynes
3. Virender Sehwag
4. Mohd. Yousuf
5. A. Ranatunga*
6. Jos Buttler+
7. Shakib Al Hasan
8. Brad Hogg
9. Courtney Walsh
10. Shoaib Akhtar
11. Lasith Malinga		World ODI 8th XI
1. Chris Gayle
2. T. Dilshan
3. Kane Williamson
4. Martin Crowe*
5. Andy Flower+
6. Richie Richardson
7. Ian Botham
8. Darren Gough
9. Trent Boult
10. Craig McDermott
11. Imran Tahir		World ODI 9th XI
1. Gary Kirsten
2. Herschelle Gibbs
3. Allan Lamb
4. Damien Martyn
5. Carl Hooper
6. Mohd. Azharuddin
7. Moin Khan+
8. Anil Kumble*
9. Morne Morkel
10. Damien Fleming
11. Dale Steyn		World ODI 10th XI
1. Shikhar Dhawan
2. David Warner
3. Rahul Dravid
4. M. Jayawardene
5. Neil Fairbrother
6. Jonny Bairstow+
7. Abdul Razzaq
8. Abdul Qadir
9. Mitchell Johnson
10. Ewen Chatfield
11. Carl Rackemann
World ODI 11th XI
1. Alec Stewart+
2. Martin Guptill
3. -
4. -
5. -
6. -
7. Simon O'Donnell
8. -
9. -
10. -
11. Ajantha Mendis
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Adorable Asshole

Adorable Asshole

International Regular
Sunil1z said:
But many people don’t rate him as a bowler and as a result we are having Kapil vs Imran.
Otherwise Klusener is the best no.7
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Gilchrist *
Sachin
Viv (c)
Abbas/Kohli
De Villiers
Flintoff
Klusener
Pollock
Akram
Warne
Hadlee

Flintoff is a great ODI bowler plus the good tail makes up for lack of an specialist batsman.
 
srbhkshk

srbhkshk

International Captain
FTR, for a minimum of 6 years and 80 innings, these are the best SR periods for Kapil and Imran.

NameFirst_DateLast_DateTo_useRunsBallsSROutsAverTotal_Inns
Imran Khan (PAK)
16-01-1982​
28-10-1989​
1​
2345​
3059​
76.7​
69​
33.99​
95​
N Kapil Dev (IND)
27-01-1982​
01-04-1988​
1​
2330​
2155​
108.1​
74​
31.49​
95​
 
Adorable Asshole

Adorable Asshole

International Regular
trundler said:
A good tail never makes up for a batsman and more bowling options don't make up for McGrath and Garner.
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Hadlee, Akram, Warne, Pollock are as good as Mcgrath and Garner

And a tail is better when it can perform in WC knockouts unlike the specialist bat who chokes at every opportunity.
 
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subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
Socerer 01 said:
Kapil's sr of 94 is really undersold in this thread; only three players have a better sr than him in odi history till his retirement and all of them aren't close to his batting avg

Limit that to only middle order batsmen like 5-7 and his record improves further. Saleem Malik is the only one who can offer something similar and he averages 2 more for a sr of 6 less

There is an argument to be made for him being unreliable at times in the mould of Afridi but he's got this record over 200 matches. That sr alone is ATG material and he's also a superb fielder and excellent fifth bowler and a widely praised captain
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His high SR is balanced by a low run yield. Imran is 10 runs ahead of him, Klusener nearly 20 runs ahead.
 
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