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Battle of Cricketers - CW's Favorite Cricketer
- Thread starter Pratters
- Start date
HeathDavisSpeed
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Andrew Jones. Niche choice, mind.
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Malcolm Nash - Frank Hayes hit him for 34 in an over in 1977 and he kept smiling then too - had his good days as well and dished it out with the bat on occasions
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Nash.
Michaelf7777777
International Debutant
Andrew Jones
Fusion
Global Moderator
Not that he needed my vote, but I'm still bummed that I didn't get a chance to vote for The Tiger.Abstain in this round.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Abstain was pretty close, but
Jones 7
Nash 6
Bailey 4
Glenn McGrath (1970-)
563 wickets in 124 Tests for Australia; 250 ODIs
Metronomic fast bowler, a vital cog in the Australia 2000s success
Most Test wickets by a fast bowler
Three World Cups; player of the 2007 Cup
Daniel Vettori (1979-)
3,962 runs and 325 wickets in 100 Tests for New Zealand; 255 ODIs
Second New Zealand cricketer to 100 Tests; debuted at 18
New Zealand captain for the past three years
Began his career as a spinner who could bat a bit; now a batsman, captain and also leading spinner
Peter Ingram (1978- )
61 runs in 2 Tests for New Zealand; 6 ODIs, 3 T20Is
Right-handed Central Districts stalwart opener
Called up in 2010 after some stunning seasons; scored 245* in a first-class Shield match as his team chased 445
Jones 7
Nash 6
Bailey 4
Glenn McGrath (1970-)
563 wickets in 124 Tests for Australia; 250 ODIs
Metronomic fast bowler, a vital cog in the Australia 2000s success
Most Test wickets by a fast bowler
Three World Cups; player of the 2007 Cup
Daniel Vettori (1979-)
3,962 runs and 325 wickets in 100 Tests for New Zealand; 255 ODIs
Second New Zealand cricketer to 100 Tests; debuted at 18
New Zealand captain for the past three years
Began his career as a spinner who could bat a bit; now a batsman, captain and also leading spinner
Peter Ingram (1978- )
61 runs in 2 Tests for New Zealand; 6 ODIs, 3 T20Is
Right-handed Central Districts stalwart opener
Called up in 2010 after some stunning seasons; scored 245* in a first-class Shield match as his team chased 445
