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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
- Start date
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
wg
biased indian
International Coach
Warne
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
four_or_six
Cricketer Of The Year
Despite finding very late on a liking for Warne after his crazy IPL1, I'm voting for Grace.
King Pietersen
International Captain
Grace. Warnie's a legend and a former Hampshire skipper, so I probably should be voting for him, but his Twitter annoys me far too much for me to consider voting in his favour here. Grace all the way.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Warne 22-16.
Battle Thirty
Shaun Pollock (1973-)
3,781 runs and 421 wickets in 108 Tests for South Africa; 303 ODIs
Remarkably accurate seam bowler, as testified by his ODI economy rate of 3.67
Few huge scores with the bat, but nevertheless averaged 32
Regular new ball bowler for a decade
Andrew Flintoff (1977-)
3,845 runs and 226 wickets in 79 Tests for England; 141 ODIs
Man of the Series as England regained the Ashes in 2005 (third most runs and second most wickets)
Think he may have played some other matches, but no one really cared
Battle Thirty
Shaun Pollock (1973-)
3,781 runs and 421 wickets in 108 Tests for South Africa; 303 ODIs
Remarkably accurate seam bowler, as testified by his ODI economy rate of 3.67
Few huge scores with the bat, but nevertheless averaged 32
Regular new ball bowler for a decade
Andrew Flintoff (1977-)
3,845 runs and 226 wickets in 79 Tests for England; 141 ODIs
Man of the Series as England regained the Ashes in 2005 (third most runs and second most wickets)
Think he may have played some other matches, but no one really cared
four_or_six
Cricketer Of The Year
Fred!