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    Test and FC cricketers who are related

    Jahangir Khan was the father of Majid Khan, for example.
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    Test and FC cricketers who are related

    In an 1892 Test Alec, George and John T Hearne played for England and Frank Hearne played for South Africa.
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    Pre 2000 Franchise T20 Draft

    Picks with overseas picks indicated Round 1 Red Hill: Garry Sobers mr_mister: Viv Richards Michaelf7777777: Keith Miller Teuton: Bill O'Reilly randycricfreak: Curtly Ambrose trundler: Victor Trumper kingkallis: Mike Procter AndrewB: Gilbert Jessop SillyCowCorner1: Clive Lloyd Round 2...
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    Budget Draft II

    Initial post edited appropriately...
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    Budget Draft II

    Yeah - I picked Barry Richards, then suddenly realised there was no Bradman ban this time.... oh well.
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    Test and FC cricketers who are related

    That reminds me that David Hunter became the Yorkshire wicket-keeper (back in 1888) because his elder brother Joe retired through ill-health (and died a few years later).
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    Test and FC cricketers who are related

    When Derbyshire played Warwickshire in 1922, at one point Billy and Robert Bestwick were bowling to Willie and Bernard Quaife. The George Gunns senior and junior both scored hundreds against Warwickshire in 1931. The Walkers (Middlesex), the Fosters (Worcestershire) and the Studds...
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    Budget Draft II

    I'll surprise everyone by picking Barry Richards
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    World Cup draft, a player from each WC must be picked

    Eoin Morgan
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    Pre 2000 Franchise T20 Draft

    I think I'm due two picks. Jim Smith and Wally Hammond.
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    ICC Sim League VII

    Lancs unchanged
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    Pre 2000 Franchise T20 Draft

    Trying to work out who's picked who so far: I think mr_mister and Red Hill still have their 5th round picks: Red Hill: Garry Sobers mr_mister: Viv Richards Michaelf7777777: Keith Miller Teuton: Bill O'Reilly randycricfreak: Curtly Ambrose trundler: Victor Trumper kingkallis: Mike Procter...
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    DoG's Top 100 Test Bowlers Countdown Thread 100-1

    They did overlap (Trueman was the last to debut in 1952, Bedser continued until 1955) but at that time England usually picked two spinners and Bailey as the third pace bowler.
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    World Cup draft, a player from each WC must be picked

    Courtney Walsh
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    ICC Sim League VII

    5 from victory if I've done my sums right. Don't know if it would actually help with the AI, but in a run chase you'd have thought Woolley, Ames and Tate should bat ahead of Mead...
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    ICC Sim League VII

    Lancs unchanged
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    Pre 2000 Franchise T20 Draft

    I picked Hadlee in Round 2.
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    Budget Draft II

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    World Cup draft, a player from each WC must be picked

    Graham Gooch
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    Ask ***** - CricketWeb's 'Ask the umpire' thread

    In 100 overs play in the 1960s you could expect to see (on average) a score of about 250-8; about the same as you could expect in 80 overs now.

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