Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Marshall and Imran.
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Battle of Cricketers II - CW's Favorite Cricketer (now underway)
- Thread starter Cevno
- Start date
Agent Nationaux
International Coach
Imran Khan
Steyn
I think it's now an appropriate time to thank Cevno for running the whole thing marvellously.
Steyn
I think it's now an appropriate time to thank Cevno for running the whole thing marvellously.
ankitj
Hall of Fame Member
This
Outswinger@Pace
International 12th Man
Talk about perfect timing. G.I.Joe WAG! 
Marshall for the 3rd spot.
Dravid for the last time and hopefully in a victorious cause. Have to say that Imran Khan would have been my choice had he been up against anyone apart from Hadlee and Dravid.
Marshall for the 3rd spot.
Dravid for the last time and hopefully in a victorious cause. Have to say that Imran Khan would have been my choice had he been up against anyone apart from Hadlee and Dravid.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
weldone
Hall of Fame Member
This
Would have preferred to vote for Marshall in the finals and Imran for the 3rd spot - but that's another story...
Teja.
Global Moderator
Steyn for having the one ATG pace bowling career which completely grew up with my cricket watching career.
It is only fitting that the last word goes to Imran because he lorded over these contests like a colossus. Despite a series of ailments he was Pakistan's only ever-present in those three series (West Indies had five). Nobody on either side got near his 45 wickets at the blistering average of 14.87, and he added 356 runs at 32.36 for good measure. At the age of 38, this was his last significant act in Test cricket. He could retire safe in the knowledge that he had not lost the final battle, and that he had never lost the war. - The Guardian
It is only fitting that the last word goes to Imran because he lorded over these contests like a colossus. Despite a series of ailments he was Pakistan's only ever-present in those three series (West Indies had five). Nobody on either side got near his 45 wickets at the blistering average of 14.87, and he added 356 runs at 32.36 for good measure. At the age of 38, this was his last significant act in Test cricket. He could retire safe in the knowledge that he had not lost the final battle, and that he had never lost the war. - The Guardian