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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
- Start date
King Pietersen
International Captain
Marshall. By an absolute mile.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Marshall 17-11
Battle twelve, round two
Makhaya Ntini (1977-)
390 wickets in 101 Tests for South Africa; 173 ODIs
First black player for South Africa
Consistent performer who holds the best match figures by a South African (13/132 vs West Indies)
Keith Miller (1919-2004)
2,958 runs and 170 wickets in 55 Tests for Australia; 226 first-class matches
The face of cricket for the post-WWII decade
Test debut at 27 after serving for three years in the Royal Australian Air Force
A spectacular batsman and bowler, Sir Len Hutton named him 'the most unpredictable cricketer I've played against'
Wild card play-off three
Ross Taylor (1984-)
1,941 runs in 25 Tests for New Zealand; 80 ODIs
Attacking, hard-hitting batsman
Fastest New Zealand Test century; 103 from 80 balls
Martin Crowe (1962-)
5,444 runs in 77 Tests for New Zealand; 143 ODIs
Probably the best New Zealand batsman of all time
Scored centuries in five consecutive series
Made 188 in Brisbane in November '85, New Zealand's only innings win over Australia
Lance Klusener (1971-)
1,906 runs and 80 wickets in 49 Tests for South Africa; 171 ODIs
Limited overs specialist
Known for rapid run accumulation and useful bowling
Battle twelve, round two
Makhaya Ntini (1977-)
390 wickets in 101 Tests for South Africa; 173 ODIs
First black player for South Africa
Consistent performer who holds the best match figures by a South African (13/132 vs West Indies)
Keith Miller (1919-2004)
2,958 runs and 170 wickets in 55 Tests for Australia; 226 first-class matches
The face of cricket for the post-WWII decade
Test debut at 27 after serving for three years in the Royal Australian Air Force
A spectacular batsman and bowler, Sir Len Hutton named him 'the most unpredictable cricketer I've played against'
Wild card play-off three
Ross Taylor (1984-)
1,941 runs in 25 Tests for New Zealand; 80 ODIs
Attacking, hard-hitting batsman
Fastest New Zealand Test century; 103 from 80 balls
Martin Crowe (1962-)
5,444 runs in 77 Tests for New Zealand; 143 ODIs
Probably the best New Zealand batsman of all time
Scored centuries in five consecutive series
Made 188 in Brisbane in November '85, New Zealand's only innings win over Australia
Lance Klusener (1971-)
1,906 runs and 80 wickets in 49 Tests for South Africa; 171 ODIs
Limited overs specialist
Known for rapid run accumulation and useful bowling
King Pietersen
International Captain
Miller
Crowe
Crowe
four_or_six
Cricketer Of The Year
Ntini
zaremba
Cricketer Of The Year
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