age_master
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Warne
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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
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fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
doesn't look like it will help him but Ranji
Michaelf7777777
International Debutant
Warne
slowfinger
International Debutant
Warne By the way- why are we doing batsman v bowler?
Magrat Garlick
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Warne 17-9
Third Round, Eleventh Battle
Imran Khan (1952-)
3,807 runs and 362 wickets in 88 Tests for Pakistan; 175 ODIs
Pakistan's greatest cricketer, paired world-class bowling with useful batting, then became a world-class batsman in his late career
Pakistan cricket captain in three terms, first interrupted by injury and then retirement; led his team to the 1992 World Cup and a drawn Test series in West Indies
21 years of international cricket
Steve Waugh (1965-)
10,927 runs in 168 Tests for Australia; 325 ODIs
Australian captain 1999-2004, in perhaps the strongest team ever
Won two World Cups and eight Ashes series
Third Round, Eleventh Battle
Imran Khan (1952-)
3,807 runs and 362 wickets in 88 Tests for Pakistan; 175 ODIs
Pakistan's greatest cricketer, paired world-class bowling with useful batting, then became a world-class batsman in his late career
Pakistan cricket captain in three terms, first interrupted by injury and then retirement; led his team to the 1992 World Cup and a drawn Test series in West Indies
21 years of international cricket
Steve Waugh (1965-)
10,927 runs in 168 Tests for Australia; 325 ODIs
Australian captain 1999-2004, in perhaps the strongest team ever
Won two World Cups and eight Ashes series
zaremba
Cricketer Of The Year
Er...
Now this is a tough one. All-time great Sussex all-rounder (fastest bowler in the world, solid batsman, conquerer of women globally, party animal and cancer-vanquishing politician) vs miserable Crim OCD-sufferer with a penchant for grinding out horrible victories against England... Well I'm sorely tempted to vote for Waugh, obviously, but it has to be Imran, by a ****ing massive landslide
Now this is a tough one. All-time great Sussex all-rounder (fastest bowler in the world, solid batsman, conquerer of women globally, party animal and cancer-vanquishing politician) vs miserable Crim OCD-sufferer with a penchant for grinding out horrible victories against England... Well I'm sorely tempted to vote for Waugh, obviously, but it has to be Imran, by a ****ing massive landslide
nightprowler10
Global Moderator
Imran.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Waugh
