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Four Eras Test Draft

Line and Length

Cricketer Of The Year
Here's an updated list of selections:

Four Eras Draft
ParticipantPre WWI (pre 1914)Between the WarsPre WSCPost WSC
Silver SilvaJ.HobbsB.PonsfordM.HoldingK.Sangakkara
K.S. DuleepsinhjiT.GreigR.Harris
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXF.Tyson
BitmapS.BarnesS.McCabeV.RichardsWaqar Younis
Sid BarnesG.Pollock
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXB.BrownF.Worrell
ankitj/Cricket BlissJ.DarlingC.WashbrookImran KhanB.Lara
N.HarveyJ.Kallis
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ.LakerK.Rabada
RedH.TrumbleB.WoodfullA.DavidsonM.Marshall
J.BlackhamB.LawryR.Ponting
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXC.Lloyd
Patience Acc. + GutF.SpofforthB.O'ReillyR.LindwallS.Smith
P.HendrenG.GreenidgeJ.Bumrah
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ.Root
KryptoA.FaulknerJ.CameronG.BoycottK.Dev
F.WoolleyD.ComptonB.Willis
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXM.Tate
HimannvC.B.FryD.JardineG.SobersA.Donald
A.ShrewsburyD.LilleeP.Cummins
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXB.Simpson
JOJOXIS.JacksonD.NourseK.MillerS.Tendulkar
C.MacartneyH.CollinsN.Adcock
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXB.Oldfield
trundlerM.NobleB.MitchellR.HadleeS.Waugh
S.GavaskarR.Dravid
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ.Garner
PothasRanjitsinhjiL.ConstantineG.ChappellG.McGrath
S.DempsterK.BarringtonS.Warne
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXC.Walsh
Line & LengthV.TrumperM.LeylandF.TruemanM.Muralitharan
G.LohmannV.MerchantB.Statham
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXL.Hassett
TeutonH.TaylorL.HuttonM.ProcterWasim Akram
H.VerityE.WeekesA.B.de Villiers
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ.Gregory
Andrew BC.TurnerH.SutcliffeB.RichardsA.Gilchrist
F.FosterE.PaynterR.BenaudS.Pollock
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Fuller PilchW.G.GraceC.GrimmettA.RobertsK.Williamson
A.McLarenH.LarwoodI.Botham
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXC.Walcott
ataraxiaC.HillG.HeadleyH.TayfieldD.Steyn
W.ArmstrongP.PollockJ.Anderson
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXA.Border
capt_LuffyW.RhodesW.HammondA.BedserC.Ambrose
T.RichardsonL.AmesR.Ashwin
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ.Ryder
 

AndrewB

International Vice-Captain
You are kidding me...... It has to be joke right now; Botham got taken two picks before mine, Barrington on the one before and same with Hassett.....
For Round 7 (IIRC) I was debating which to pick of Jack Gregory and Learie Constantine, and they were the two players picked right before mine...
 

Red

The normal awards that everyone else has
Archie Jackson (between the wars)

Bill Woodfull
Bill Lawry
Ricky Ponting
Archie Jackson
Clive Lloyd *
-
Jack Blackham +
Hugh Trumble
Alan Davidson
Malcolm Marshall
-
 

Red

The normal awards that everyone else has
There are those who argue to this day that had he lived, Archie Jackson would have rivaled Don Bradman as the greatest batsman of all time. Jackson's death from tuberculosis at the tragically young age of 23 meant that he gave only glimpses of what might have been. Jackson was a graceful batsman, his innings punctuated by delicate leg-glances, wristy flicks through the covers and exquisite footwork. He made his debut for New South Wales at the age of 17, and within a year was touring New Zealand with Australia, although he had to wait until the fourth Ashes Test of 1928-29 to make his Test debut. In it he hit 164 and a remarkable career beckoned. He struggled for form on the 1930 tour of England, his courageous 73 at The Oval when he added 243 for the fourth wicket with Bradman a rare highlight. But his successes were made against the backdrop of his failing health, and his appearances grew rarer. He died on February 16, 1933, the day that England regained the Ashes in the Bodyline series.
 

Line and Length

Cricketer Of The Year
It's interesting where the gaps are after 8 completed rounds.
Pre WWI - there are only 6 more gaps to fill
Between the Wars - 15 gaps (now 14 after Red's selection)
WWII to WSC - 10 gaps
Post WSC - 17 gaps (no doubt because this era offers the most options).

Re the two picking at once, some of this will occur in Round 11. However, if the drafter(s) before you have filled an era where you intend to pick, you can jump in.
 

capt_Luffy

Cricketer Of The Year
Re the two picking at once, some of this will occur in Round 11. However, if the drafter(s) before you have filled an era where you intend to pick, you can jump in.
Okay, so as both CricketBliss and Himannv has completed their post World War II to Pre World Series Cricket quota:

Javed Miandad
 

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