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Lords ATG XIs and Bowler Peer Ratings

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
Just going through this exhaustive list of ATG XIs from past players from Lords Cricket. I decided to just focus on 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s cricketers and the bowlers they chose.

Not including the pundits.


Here are the results. Pretty solid majorities for Wasim, McGrath and Warne in the 90s and 2000s gen. Marshall, Hadlee and Imran get a fair few mentions.

Players
Afridi: Wasim, McGrath, Shoaib, Warne
Angelo Mathews: Wasim, Vaas, McGrath, Warne
Cook: Warne, McGrath, Anderson, Murali
Rameez: Imran, Marshall, McGrath, Warne
Harbi: Murali, Warne, Wasim, Malinga
Waqar: Imran, Wasim, McGrath, Warne
Ponting: Wasim, McGrath, Ambrose, Warne
Gillespie: Wasims, McGrath, Ambrose, Warne
Younis Khan: Imran, Hadlee, McGrath, Murali
Vettori: McGrath, Warne, Murali, Hadlee
Broad: Hadlee, Warne, McGrath, Anderson
Strauss: McGrath, Shoaib, Warne, Morkel
Ganguly: Warne, Murali, McGrath, Steyn
Collingwood: Stokes, Warne, McGrath, Wasim
Ian Bell: Steyn, McGrath, Anderson, Warne
Bob Willis: Imran, Warne, Marshall, McGrath
Swann: Warne, himself, Wasim, McGrath
Donald: Warne, McGrath, Marshall, Ambrose
Gooch: Warne, Wasim, Marshall, Lillee
Marsh: Imran, Roberts, Lillee, Qadir
Manjekar: Imran, Wasim, Marshall, Hadlee, Warne
Gough: Warne, Wasim, Waqar, Donald
Giles: Warne, Wasim, Donald, Murali
Trescothick: Wasim, Warne, Anderson, McGrath
Alex Stewart: Wasim, Marshall, Warne, Ambrose
Azhar Mahmood: Warne, Wasim, McGrath, Shoaib
Phil Tufnell: Wasim, Warne, Ambrose, McGrath
Mike Brearely: Imran, Qadir, Lillee, Roberts
Jimmy Adams: Hadlee, Marshall, Wasim, Warne
Stuart Law: Ambrose, Wasim, Warne, McGrath
Fraser: Marshall, Warne, Ambrose, Hadlee
Dharmasena: Murali, Warne, McGrath, Wasim
Mushtaq Ahmed: Wasim, Warne, McGrath, Marshall
Sanga: Warne, Murali, Wasim, Vaas
Hoggard: Warne, Ambrose, McGrath, Murali
Ravi Bopara: Murali, Wasim, Anderson, Shoaib
Mathew Fleming: Warne, Wasim, Ambrose, Murali
 
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capt_Luffy

Cricketer Of The Year
Just going through this exhaustive list of ATG XIs from past players from Lords Cricket. I decided to just focus on 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s cricketers and the bowlers they chose.

Not including the pundits.


Here are the results. Pretty solid majorities for Wasim, McGrath and Warne in the 90s and 2000s gen. Marshall, Hadlee and Imran get a fair few mentions.

Players
Afridi: Wasim, McGrath, Shoaib, Warne
Angelo Mathews: Wasim, Vaas, McGrath, Warne
Cook: Warne, McGrath, Anderson, Murali
Rameez: Imran, Marshall, McGrath, Warne
Harbi: Murali, Warne, Wasim, McGrath
Waqar: Imran, Wasim, McGrath, Warne
Ponting: Wasim, McGrath, Ambrose, Warne
Gillespie: Wasims, McGrath, Ambrose, Warne
Younis Khan: Imran, Hadlee, McGrath, Murali
Vettori: McGrath, Warne, Murali, Hadlee
Broad: Hadlee, Warne, McGrath, Anderson
Strauss: McGrath, Shoaib, Warne, Morkel
Ganguly: Warne, Murali, McGrath, Steyn
Collingwood: Stokes, Warne, McGrath, Wasim
Ian Bell: Steyn, McGrath, Anderson, Warne
Bob Willis: Imran, Warne, Marshall, McGrath
Swann: Warne, himself, Wasim, McGrath
Donald: Warne, McGrath, Marshall, Ambrose
Gooch: Warne, Wasim, Marshall, Lillee
Marsh: Imran, Roberts, Lillee, Qadir
Manjekar: Imran, Wasim, Marshall, Hadlee, Warne
Gough: Warne, Wasim, Waqar, Donald
Giles: Warne, Akram, Donald, Murali
Trescothick: Wasim, Warne, Anderson, McGrath
Alex Stewart: Wasim, Marshall, Warne, Ambrose
Azhar Mahmood: Warne, Wasim, McGrath, Shoaib
Phil Tufnell: Wasim, Warne, Ambrose, McGrath
Mike Brearely: Imran, Qadir, Lillee, Roberts
Jimmy Adams: Hadlee, Marshall, Wasim, Warne
Stuart Law: Ambrose, Wasim, Warne, McGrath
Fraser: Marshall, Warne, Ambrose, Hadlee
Dharmasena: Murali, Warne, McGrath, Wasim
Mushtaq Ahmed: Wasim, Warne, McGrath, Marshall
Sanga: Warne, Murali, Wasim, Vaas
What's the total output?
 

capt_Luffy

Cricketer Of The Year
Haven't done it yet. There are a lot of recent cricketers I chose to skip.

Lara, Tendulkar, Kallis were near unanimous selections for their era.

Viv was near unanimous for his era.
I mean, figures really. Viv was (I mean , expected) and Gavaskar wasn't? Did they opt for older options in the English duo/Trumper and Barry?
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
I mean, figures really. Viv was (I mean , expected) and Gavaskar wasn't? Did they opt for older options in the English duo/Trumper and Barry?
Rameez, Manjrekar, Brearely chose Gavaskar only.

Barry was picked by Gooch, Willis, Marsh.

In fact several picked Gooch and Greenidge too. No clear favorite of that era as opener.
 

subshakerz

Hall of Fame Member
McGrath absolutely crushing it was the most surprising for me. Even cricketers from before his era are picking him. He may be the most peer rated bowler of them all after Warne.
 

capt_Luffy

Cricketer Of The Year
McGrath absolutely crushing it was the most surprising for me. Even cricketers from before his era are picking him. He may be the most peer rated bowler of them all after Warne.
Strange as I thought the trio of Marshall, Lillee and Wasim had considerably better peer ratings.
 

capt_Luffy

Cricketer Of The Year
Damn, I want to know the teams so can use overall data but not really interested in watching so many videos..... Will dig later to find some article listing all of them later.
 

capt_Luffy

Cricketer Of The Year
The first thing that appears on Googling for Lord's ATG XIs is Lord's Google reviews page.... But the 2nd is this thread. Don't want to scroll much so one of you folks needs to watch all of those videos and post a complete list of everyone picked by everyone (though the names barely matters).
 

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