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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer

Pratters

Cricket, Lovely Cricket
Ambrose might win the whole thing. He fares very well in polls v Glenn McGrath in who is the better bowler in polls in this site. I am loving the love he is getting in the site. My favorite bowler ever and as Pasag said, greatest ever bowler IMO.
 
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G.I.Joe

International Coach
Gilly.

Fast bowlers come and go. Cricketers like Gilly don't. Prefer a guy who'd actually want to spend time with the rest of humanity too anyways.
 

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
Curtly Ambrose.



Really wish Ganguly came up against some other disliked personalities like Harbhajan, Ponting, Symonds, Graeme Smith etc. Would have been interesting to see people's thoughts.
 

Pothas

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Would usually always go with Curtly (named my first 'pet' well it was a stick insect from a school fair after him) but want to make sure Gilchrist gets the wildcard.
 

Cevno

Hall of Fame Member
That one was called pretty early.

Never got a chance to vote.Some excellent choices there.

All of them could have won in some of the earlier polls.
 

Magrat Garlick

Rather Mad Witch
That one was called pretty early.
Yeah, 10-vote lead and more than 15 votes for one player is my criteria. Think that's pretty uncatchable.

Battle Ten - of the bees

Stuart Broad (1986-)

846 runs and 83 wickets in 28 Tests for England; 59 ODIs, 20 T20Is
Went from ridicule (above) to hero in three months
Still working on getting that bowling average below 35

Ravi Bopara (1985-)

502 runs in 10 Tests for England; 50 ODIs
Three Test centuries in his first six Tests
...against the West Indies
ODI average worse than Michael Vaughan

Edgar Schiferli (1976-)

27 ODIs for Netherlands; 7 T20Is
Premier Dutch-born cricketer of the 2000s, with 13 years of international cricket
Hit the winning runs against England at Lord's

Shane Bond (1975-)

87 wickets in 18 Tests; 82 ODIs
Perhaps New Zealand's fastest bowler ever
Injuries and ICL has limited his career to two Tests per year
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Broad.

Can be a penis, but he's our penis. Also has handy habit of bowling matchwinning spells from, if not nowhere then one of its bordering provinces.
 

King Pietersen

International Captain
Ravi Bopara. I must be one of a handful of Bopara fanboys in the world, probably alongside his parents and close family members. Not only a top lad (came to my clubs Annual Presentation Evening a couple of years back) but a very entertaining, if at times, frustrating batsman to watch. I'm hoping he has a top season for Essex in Div. 1 of the CC and gets himself back into England contention.
 

Corli

U19 Cricketer
Bond. Would have voted for Broad last year, but my love for him rapidly declined during the series against us in the summer. So Bond it is.
 

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