OK, our batsman:
Tony Kael (aged 26, 3624 runs @ 41.65 from 44 tests, 1837 runs @ 32.23 from 62 ODI's)
Best batsman by far. Made his debut in 2007 due to my ignorance in selecting squads, and when he returned following Langer's retirement, he has been a shining light in my side.
Simon Katich (aged 37, 5518 runs @ 35.15 from 86 tests, 1238 runs @ 32.58 from 46 ODI's)
His career has been quite inconsistent. It wasn't until about 2005/06 that he established himself in the side, and it took a million retirements for him to get a OD spot due to his dire record. He is slowing down in his old age.
Michael Hussey (aged 37, 3661 runs @ 34.87 from 56 tests, 1902 runs @ 28.39 from 70 ODI's)
Another player who needed to wait a while to establish a place, like in real life. Hasn't sparkled as much as I've liked, and it was more because of retirements rather than good batting that allowed him to establish a place.
More players coming up...