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Auction Draft - Simple Format
- Thread starter weldone
- Start date
Michaelf7777777
International Debutant
Teams So Far
Morgieb
Jacques Kallis - 3 million
Jeffrey Dujon (+) - 1.25 million
Jager
Javed Miandad (*) - 1.56 million
8ankitj
Hanif Mohammad - 1.001 million
Shaun Pollock (*) - 1.951111 million
Courtney Walsh - 1.6 million
kyear2/ Eds
Clyde Walcott - 1.75 million
Michael Hussey - 0.997 million
marc71178
Alec Stewart (+) - 0.9525 million
Alan Davidson - 1.978123 million
Charlie Turner - 0.985 million
Himanv
Stan McCabe - 1.3001 million
kingkallis
Mark Waugh - 0.81 million
Blakus
Graham McKenzie - 0.825 million
smalishah84
Alvin Kallicharran - 0.895 million
Morgieb
Jacques Kallis - 3 million
Jeffrey Dujon (+) - 1.25 million
Jager
Javed Miandad (*) - 1.56 million
8ankitj
Hanif Mohammad - 1.001 million
Shaun Pollock (*) - 1.951111 million
Courtney Walsh - 1.6 million
kyear2/ Eds
Clyde Walcott - 1.75 million
Michael Hussey - 0.997 million
marc71178
Alec Stewart (+) - 0.9525 million
Alan Davidson - 1.978123 million
Charlie Turner - 0.985 million
Himanv
Stan McCabe - 1.3001 million
kingkallis
Mark Waugh - 0.81 million
Blakus
Graham McKenzie - 0.825 million
smalishah84
Alvin Kallicharran - 0.895 million
weldone
Hall of Fame Member
Kallicharran what?...wait...A pretty good bargain for one of the ATG opening batsmen (kallicharan)
ATG?
And, opening batsman??? Pretty sure he spent at least 80% of his batting career at numbers 3, 4 and 5...
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weldone
Hall of Fame Member
Kallicharran opened in 1 among his 109 innings, and scored 7 runs! He was a pretty solid middle-order batsman, and a regular member in Lloyd's great WI side.I meant top order batsman (did open for a few innings didn't he? At least that is why I got him)
And I am disappointed that you're not even reading Jager's short summaries properly. The guy is doing a very good job.
Edit: I think you are confusing him with Rohan Kanhai.
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weldone
Hall of Fame Member
Kallicharan played more in the 70s than in the eighties...Kallicharan, Richards and Lloyd made a very good 3-4-5 (Kallicharan and Richards swapped numbers 3 and 4 many times though)...
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Jager
International Debutant
Ian Bishop, RHB, RF
Test career (1989-1998)
43 matches, 76 innings, 8407 balls, 3909 runs conceded, 161 wickets, BBI 6/40, BBM 8/57, average of 24.27, economy rate 2.78, strike rate 52.2, 6 five-fors
Ian Bishop's hostile pace was eventually his downfall, his body unable to cope with the consistent pressure of fast bowling. Wonderfully talented with a smooth side-on action, Bishop swung the ball away from right-handed batsman at a delightfully brisk pace. His opening bowling partnership with Curtly Ambrose provided a highly intimidating arena for any opening batsman, and one can only imagine how good Bishop could have proven himself had it not been for his frequent back problems. He was a consistant performer in any conditions and is often underrated by fans.
Test career (1989-1998)
43 matches, 76 innings, 8407 balls, 3909 runs conceded, 161 wickets, BBI 6/40, BBM 8/57, average of 24.27, economy rate 2.78, strike rate 52.2, 6 five-fors
Ian Bishop's hostile pace was eventually his downfall, his body unable to cope with the consistent pressure of fast bowling. Wonderfully talented with a smooth side-on action, Bishop swung the ball away from right-handed batsman at a delightfully brisk pace. His opening bowling partnership with Curtly Ambrose provided a highly intimidating arena for any opening batsman, and one can only imagine how good Bishop could have proven himself had it not been for his frequent back problems. He was a consistant performer in any conditions and is often underrated by fans.