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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
- Start date
four_or_six
Cricketer Of The Year
-1's = 
G.I.Joe
International Coach
G.I.Joe
International Coach
andyc
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Haha, oh dear.was it his time of the month too?
..yeah, it's a slow day here...
Was the only time in the tournament he got out as well. Clearly the reason behind my complete inability with the bat; the **** cursed my pads.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
King Pietersen
International Captain
Tough one, I do like Nasser, but it's got to be Sir Viv for me. Love watching old clips of his batting, fantastic player to watch.
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Nasser
Himannv
Hall of Fame Member
LOL good one.was it his time of the month too?
..yeah, it's a slow day here...
If there was ever a best poster of the year contest, you would win it hands down Joe.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
May I point out this thread?
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Yeah, agreed. Looks bit mean spirited in a two horse race especially. Vote for the other chap!-1's =
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Viv 17-7.
Battle Eighteen
Michael Slater (1970-)
5,312 runs in 74 Tests for Australia; 42 ODIs
A Test specialist opener with a penchant for reaching 90
Played in the 16-match win sequence from 1999 to 2001
Adam Gilchrist (1971-)
5,570 runs, 379 catches and 37 stumpings in 96 Tests for Australia; 287 ODIs
It's a hard day in the field...we've just got the fifth wicket...oh ****, Gilly's next.
One of three players to have won three World Cups
Battle Eighteen
Michael Slater (1970-)
5,312 runs in 74 Tests for Australia; 42 ODIs
A Test specialist opener with a penchant for reaching 90
Played in the 16-match win sequence from 1999 to 2001
Adam Gilchrist (1971-)
5,570 runs, 379 catches and 37 stumpings in 96 Tests for Australia; 287 ODIs
It's a hard day in the field...we've just got the fifth wicket...oh ****, Gilly's next.
One of three players to have won three World Cups
