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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer

Zinzan

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Grrrr, how dare you force me to choose between these two. Beefy by a cats whisker, could have so easily gone the other way
 

Magrat Garlick

Rather Mad Witch
15-11 Wasim

Third round, seventh

Farokh Engineer (1938- )

2,611 runs, 66 catches and 16 stumpings in 46 Tests
Regular Indian and Lancashire wicketkeeper for nearly 10 years
Often opened the batting as well as keeping wickets
Was selected for the World XI to tour Australia in 1971/72

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
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Has to be Gilchrist. Thoroughly enjoy Engineer's stints in the Sky commentary box, but Eric's a genuine all-time great and seems a thoroughly nice chap to boot. His keeping was very undervalued (as has been amply demonstrated by his bollock handed successor), but his batting was something else. Had a wonderfully simple MO, but always seemed to play proper cricket shots and play them hard.
 

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